And immensity opens up around us. Great emotion for the homage of Fausto Leali who sang in front of the Brescia hospital. The artist interpreted the historic song by Lucio Battisti, My free song. And he did it for all those who sacrificed themselves in these months of emergency and tears. The surreal silence, the final applause. Everything has retraced days that no one will ever forget.
Fausto Leali’s voice, Gallera’s words
The video was posted by the regional councilor Giulio Gallera on his facebook page. “You haven’t given up,” he wrote. «How much pain, how much suffering, how much effort. But also how much determination not to get overwhelmed by this damned coronavirus. We have given everything, we have done our best. And you inside the Spedali Civili, as in the other hospitals in Lombardy, were simply extraordinary. Thank you, thank you, thank you, also to Fausto Leali for this exciting tribute ».
The emotion of Fontana
«I was thrilled by the tribute of Fausto Leali to the Spedali Civili of Brescia. My free song“. With this post on his Facebook page, also the president of the Lombardy Region, Attilio Fontana, commented on the benefit of the artist accompanied by doctors and nurses. A moment promoted by Adolfo Galli to say thanks to doctors, nurses and paramedics.
The “thank you” of Fausto Leali
“I am happy to have made people’s feelings vibrate,” said Fausto Leali live on the Lombardy News Online Facebook page. “Everyone has helped make this pain a little less severe. The courage and strength of doctors, nurses and paramedics was unique. They are to be thanked and we will never do it enough. They were great ». Doctor Valentina Blasio, who is a midwife, “sang with me and won the emotion. Really very good ».
«Ready to sing again»
Leali’s lockdown was working in Foggia, his wife’s land, and recording tracks with his guitarist Francesco. When asked if he would be ready to replicate an exhibition similar to that in front of the Spedali Civili in the largest covered square in Europe, Piazza Città di Lombardia said yes. “I’m always ready to sing,” concluded Fausto Leali. Here is the video:
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