Alessandro Safina is a famous representative of the Italian music industry. In the CIS countries he became famous after the release of the songs Luna and Aria e memoria. He became famous in many European countries as an opera and pop singer (lyric tenor).
Biography of Alessandro Safina. early years
Alessandro Safina was born in Italy on October 14, 1963 in a creative family. The parents of the future celebrity were not professional musicians, but they loved opera and instilled their passion for their son. A special influence on the boy had a grandmother who loved to sing and taught this to her grandson.
As you know from the biography of Alessandro Safina, at the age of seventeen he became a student at the Conservatory Luigi Cherubini in Florence. Soon after the start of training, leading parties began to trust him in the famous operas on European stages. 1989 marked the first prize for the singer at the Katie Riccarelli International Vocal Competition, and it was from this period that his brilliant career began.
Participation in famous productions
Having received recognition and becoming a recognizable tenor, Safina began working in the field of academic music, where he was trusted by leading parties in such operas as Capulet and Montecci, Bohemia, Eugene Onegin, Barber of Seville, Love Drink, "Mermaid". In addition, the famous Italian participated in the productions of the operettas “Orpheus in Hell”, “Sissy”, “Rose-Marie”, “Merry Widow”.
In the biography of Alessandro Safin, an important point is that he is not indifferent to religious and spiritual issues, and this was reflected in his work. In the Basilica of Saint-Denis, the singer performed “Mass” by Gounod, “Little solemn mass”, “Mass di Gloria” by Puccini.
Pop opera
In the mid-90s, Safina decided to try herself in a new genre, calling it "pop opera." The new direction combined academic vocals and pop music. Around the same period, he began to collaborate with the famous producer and composer Romano Muzumarra. First, the partners recorded the joint single La sete di vivere (1999), and a little later - the album "Insieme a te", which he had already presented at the Olympia Theater in Paris before the release.
2000s
In the biography of Alessandro Safina, it is worth noting that the tenor felt especially popular after participating in the concert of The Night of the Proms, held in the Netherlands. The song Luna, presented in 2000, managed to hold out on top of the Dutch hit parade for more than three months. The premiere of Insieme a te took place in more than 30 countries, having received the status of "gold" in Brazil and four times "platinum" in the Netherlands. In 2001, the Italian went on his first full-scale tour, performing in many countries around the world. He also took part in the Royal Variety Performance concert, which was attended by Queen Elizabeth II and many popular representatives of the music industry. The year 2001 was marked for the singer not only by a big tour, but also by participating in the recording of the soundtrack for the successful musical film “Moulin Rouge!”. In addition, he gave a concert at the famous antique amphitheater in Taormina.
Personal life
After the release of the successful album Insieme a te, many listeners became especially interested in the details of the biography and personal life of Alessandro Safina. The singer’s wife appeared a year after this grand event - he married a attractive brunette Lorenza Mario. In 2002, the son of Pietro was born into the family. Surely this fact upset many fans of the singer, because earlier he had long remained a bachelor. Little was known about the chosen one of the celebrity - only a short biography of the wife of Alessandro Safina was freely available. The media reported that Lorenza is a dancer, and before marriage she took part in the filming of two films. The couple lived in marriage for 10 years - in 2011 it turned out that the family broke up.
At the same time, in some interviews, the singer admits that he still had warm feelings for Lorenza, and she was the only love in his life. The famous Italian is actively involved in the fate of his son, but he hopes that he will not connect fate with music. The tenor prefers to keep silent about whether his heart is free today.
