A “MADE IN ITALY” ATMOSPHERE FOR THE NEW PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN GOALKEEPER ON HIS ARRIVAL IN THE FRENCH CAPITAL. PSG PHOTOS AND VIDEO HERE.
Paris, 9 July 2018 – A big day: a press conference for the official presentation of Gianluigi Buffon, the new goalkeeper of PSG (Paris Saint-Germain), the first training session with the new team (the video clip on Gigi’s Instagram profile has attracted more than 1,760,000 views!) and the first meeting with supporters at the Parc des Princes. With crowds of fans waiting for him, Buffon reached the stadium by car, “escorted” by dozens of Vespa scooters ridden by supporters and reporters.
A tribute to the Italian champion (40, born in the Tuscan town of Carrara, regarded as one of the strongest goalies in the history of football) meticulously organised by the French club, with an accompaniment of Italian music and flags mixed with those of the PSG team. The Vespa, an outstanding symbol of “Made in Italy”, is extremely popular in the French capital. And Gigi showed his appreciation of the original “bienvenue” with enthusiastic smiles.
(Source photos and video: www.facebook.com/PSG).
Noel Gallagher (Manchester, 29 May 1967), guitarist and co-founder of the famous British band Oasis (which he left in 2009, to follow a new career as Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds), has celebrated his first 50 years in great style. The party was held two days early, on Saturday 27 May 2017, with numerous VIP guests from the worlds of music and entertainment. Starting with U2 rock band front man Bono: in the photo – published by the world media – Bono appears on the saddle of the fantastic Vespa 946 (RED), limited edition (www.red.org), with a smiling Noel at the controls of the famous Italian scooter.
Besides Bono, other celebritiesat the birthday party (with music by a mariachi band) included Madonna, Damon Albarn, stylist Stella McCartney, actors Alicia Vikander and Michael Fassbender.
On 28 and 29 May, Noel devoted himself to his fans taking part in two events directly in contact with the public, to talk about music and his first fifty years.
Massa, 17 July 2017 – “Thanks to a special friend – Francesco Gabbani – who came to us to purchase his new Moto Guzzi V7 III Stone”: this is the messaged posted by the Aldovardi Moto dealer in Massa on their facebook page, together with a series of photos immortalising the delivery of the motorbike to the popular Tuscan singer, songwriter and musician, winner of the 2017 Sanremo song festival.
After winning the Sanremo Giovani contest for newcomers in 2016 (with the song Amen), Francesco Gabbani (35, from Carrara) repeated his success on the Sanremo stage this year, with Occidentali’s Karma (four platinum discs).
His achievement is a first in the annals of the famous Italian song festival (broadcast in Eurovision and watched by millions of fans all over the world): Francesco is the first singer in the 67-year history of the Sanremo festival to win in the two main categories of the song contest in two consecutive years.
With his broad easy smile, Francesco Gabbani, the author of humorous songs with a message, then represented Italy at the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest (in Kiev, Ukraine). It’s been a memorable year: his summer hit – Tra le granite e le granate (translation: Between granites and grenades), more than 27 million 600 thousand views (!), a single taken from his album “Magellano” (gold disc) – has already received a gold disc.
There’s no stopping him: in huge demand in the media, every concert sold out, hundreds of thousands of devoted fans (members of the “GabbaCLUB: Francesco Gabbani Official Fans Club) and trainloads of followers (more than 334,000 on his official facebook page). And this summer, between concerts and interviews, the hugely popular singer takes time out with relaxing rides through the Tuscan countryside on the saddle of his splendid new Moto Guzzi V7 III Stone, a “dark lady” with a powerful personality. An excellent choice, Gabba!
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