Le feminæ si fanno aspettare is much more than a concert: it is an encounter between music, words, and stories, a journey through the songs and the tales that inspired them.
Awaiting the theatrical tour of the new recording project FEMINÆ, Tosca presents an original concert-conversation that intertwines live performances and moments of dialogue, offering the audience a privileged look at the creative process that brought the album to life. Accompanied by a moderator, the artist explores the central themes of her work – identity, memory, cultures, and female voices – alternating personal reflections and musical interpretations that also retrace some of the most significant milestones of her career.
On stage, alongside Tosca, a quartet of extraordinary musicians consisting of Giovanna Famulari on cello and piano, Massimo De Lorenzi on guitar, and Luca Scorziello on drums, for an intimate and engaging sonic dimension that enhances the expressive power of words and music.
For this special occasion, Tosca will be in conversation with Elena Ledda, one of the most authoritative performers of traditional Sardinian music and a leading figure in international world music. For decades committed to researching and promoting Mediterranean cultures, Ledda has built an artistic language capable of uniting tradition and modernity, bringing the language and music of Sardinia to stages all over the world.
A unique event where storytelling becomes song and the wait itself becomes part of the shared emotion between artist and audience.
The evening opens with the Mauro Palmas Trio special guest Gabriella Aiello; the ticket is valid for the entire event.
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The concert, part of the program for the 28th edition of the Dromos Festival and the 2nd edition of the Festa della Terra, is organized by the Dromos Cultural Association with the support of the Sa Marigosa farm, the MiC – Ministry of Culture, the Autonomous Region of Sardinia (Regional Department of Public Education, Cultural Heritage, Information, Entertainment and Sport and the Regional Department of Tourism, Handicrafts and Commerce), and the Fondazione di Sardegna.
