The Day After: #TonyEffe canta la sua #Dammenamano in un bagno di folla sanremese tra fan e curiosi
«Damme ‘na mano, che c'ho ner core, solo ‘na donna e ‘na canzone». These are the words that have been ringing in the minds of many after yesterday evening, a simple melody, the chorus of the song that Tony Effe presented for the first time on the stage of Ariston just a few hours ago, and which this morning, in view of the second evening of the Sanremo Festival, he sang in the square, in front of a sea of fans and curious people.
Tony Effe went on stage directly in his bathrobe and with patches under his eyes, just a few hours after a minimal amount of sleep, ready to return to the competition tomorrow, Thursday, February 13th, among the 14 artists who will take turns on stage, after the 15 who will perform today for the second time at the festival.
Tony's song has captured the hearts of many, with its catchy melody and its easy to remember lyrics. The singer's performance was met with great enthusiasm by the audience, who sang along to the tune and waved their arms in the air. The song's chorus, a simple and repetitive phrase, has become stuck in the heads of those who attended the performance, and is now being repeated by others who have heard about it.
The successful premiere on stage has given a boost to the singer, who is now more than ever a fan favorite at the Sanremo Festival. Entering the competition, Tony Effe was not well-known to the general public, but after his performance, he is now one of the most talked-about artists of the event. His song has become a ringing in the minds of many, a theme that gets stuck in your head and can't be removed.
The RAI broadcast of the event will make it possible for millions of people to discover Tony Effe's music, and for his song to reach an even wider audience. If yesterday evening's performance was just a glimpse of what he has to offer, the future looks promising for this young singer.
