Music continues to be his passion after three decades without stopping and he believes that this profession has taught him the most important thing: how to live. Laura Pausini the idea of retiring was raised during the pandemic, but that idea was fleeting and he quickly realized that he had to move forward with his dream. The Italian singer is clear that “people are my drummer and my energy”, and she returns the unconditional support they have given her since the beginning of her career in the form of songs. The last of them is Byewhich premieres this September 27. He spoke about this single, the curiosities and challenges of his concerts, as well as the good personal moment he is going through with a great sense of humor during his visit to The Anthill.
© GTRES“I would be on tour all my life, I am happy when I am on tour. I do what God has given me to be happy, it is the reason I live for,” said the winner of four Latin Grammys, who follows a strict discipline to give the best of herself in front of the public and not have to cancel any dates. “My voice needs eight hours of rest. Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli told me before a concert not to speak until 5 p.m., when we usually do a sound check. After the concert I don’t speak until the next day at that time,” he said. told Laura, who is an expert in ceramics and passionate about art.
© GTRESWhile on tour, he tries to eliminate foods like tomatoes from his diet because “acidity is the most dangerous thing for the vocal cords,” but he loves to enjoy local cuisine. In Spain, where he will be in December thanks to his concerts in Malaga and Pamplona, he likes to eat “Iberian ham, fried rice with aioli…” In addition, he has made a request to the hotels he visits throughout the country: ” “How come the windows don’t close completely and there’s no darkness? I need to bring garbage bags to close the window. A hotel without blinds is like a singer without a voice.”
Pausini, who sports blonde hair in her new video clip, tries to ensure that her international commitments do not affect the routine of her daughter Paola, who is eleven years old and has great musical talent: “She has accompanied me only in North and South America because during the European tour, I don’t want her to leave school, so at night I return home, I get up in the morning to take her to school, I go back to sleep and in the afternoon I go to the concert.
© GTRESWhen he is in Spain, a country that feels like his own, he enjoys plans with colleagues who have become friends and for whom he even prepares typical Italian dishes. “I went to Pablo López’s house with Antonio Orozco and Luis Fonsi to cook carbonara. I felt like a housewife and they ate so much…” she said. “It’s always fun with them. And when I go to Alejandro Sanz’s house I always have fun because we meet our friend Carlo Ancelotti, the number 1 coach in the world,” he added. In addition, he has announced that he would like to collaborate with C.Tangana.
