Laura Pausini presented her first film, Pleased to meet you, in Spain. At her feet he had personalized shoes, with a hidden message: her phrase refers to an old song of hers.
What would the life of Laura Pausini if that 27 February 1993 he hadn’t won the Sanremo Festival? The triumph in the Youth with category Loneliness he quickly delivered it to success and step by step its fame spread far beyond national borders. It has been almost 30 years of career for her, which has 11 studio albums, 70 million albums, a Grammy, tours around the world, collaborations with the most important stars of the music scene and a close to Oscar. And it all started on the Ariston stage. But if she hadn’t triumphed what would have happened? She asked for it too, and so she was born Pleased to meet youhis first movie.
Nice to meet you, the film by Laura Pausini
Pleased to meet you it is not a real documentary: yes, it tells about his life, but also what he would have lived if he had not won the Sanremo Festival in 1993. The film landed on Prime on 7 April and the singer dedicated it to her daughter Paola. After presenting it in Rome at the Conciliazione Auditorium it was the turn of Madrid. In Spain (as well as in Latin America) she is very famous: she also served as a judge at The Voice and X-Factor. At the premiere of Pleased to meet you received a very warm welcome and bewitched everyone with its elegance.
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Laura Pausini’s look at the premiere
Laura Pausini is very attached to the Maison Armani. In 2018 returned to the Sanremo Festival after 25 years wearing a black mermaid dress by Armani Privè. She also relied on the Italian brand on the occasion of the Latin Grammy Awards in 2018, when she won the Best traditional pop vocal album award. On that occasion wore a Giorgio Armani creation parading on the red carpet with a black one-shoulder dress, with a mermaid skirt and crystal decorations.
Laura Pausini, star but first of all mother: she enjoys the normality of a trip with her daughter Paola
in the photo: the message hidden under Laura Pausini’s shoes
Even when he celebrated 20 years of career, all the looks of the album launch celebratory were by Giorgio Armani. The look of the presentation of the film in Madrid was curated by Nick Cerioni. The singer wore an outfit signed Giorgio Armani: blue dress covered with sequins and with belt at the waist, clutch bag and décolleté in velvet. The latter were the highlight of the outfit, of the customized footwear that they hid a message under the sole.
in the photo: the message hidden under Laura Pausini’s shoes
On Instagram Stories he showed the detail of the shoes. On the silver sole we read: no hay nada que decir ni nada que pedir fino a ti. Translated from Spanish it means: there is nothing to say and nothing to ask but you. This same phrase is contained in the song Sino a ti (Se non te, in fact) which in the past has also sung together with the Mexican pop star Thalia.
in the photo: Laura Pausini in Giorgio Armani, Instagram @laurapausini
The meaning of the phrase on Laura Pausini’s shoes
The song Until you it was part of the collection Laura Pausini-20 Grandes Exitos (in Italy Laura Pausini-20 Greatest Hits). The video superimposed a sentence in Spanish that the singer had strongly wanted to insert: she had recently become a mother and today her film is dedicated to her daughter Paola.
For all those who believe in pure love
In the gaze of mothers with their children
In the tenderness of a bed that welcomes two grandparents
In a couple who try to live without lying
In friends who looking to the future together,
they hug.
In short, it is a circle that closes: the maternity embrace the career coming to build the woman she is today. Laura Pausini is the result of the success she has had thanks to her constant commitment but she is not all reduced to hers: she is a woman, she is an artist, she is a partner and she is a mother. And in all this the common thread is always thelove pure and selfless.
Laura Pausini, a message hidden under her shoes at the premiere of her film