Etta Scollo and Eva Mattes

Etta Scollo, born in Catania, Sicily, is an Italian singer-songwriter celebrated as the "voice of Sicily." Her versatile music blends traditional Sicilian, pop, and jazz, often inspired by poetry and literature. Notable albums include "Canta Ro'" and "Nirgendland." She earned the RUTH World Music Award and the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic. Scollo has collaborated with artists like Franco Battiato and Susanne Paul. She is well-known for her unique reinterpretation of traditional music.

Eva Mattes, born in Tegernsee, Germany in 1954, is a German-Austrian actress, singer, and narrator. A prominent figure in New German Cinema, she is known for collaborations with Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Werner Herzog, appearing in films like "The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant" and "Woyzeck". She also starred as Detective Klara Blum in the "Tatort" series. Awards include the Cannes Film Festival Jury's Special Grand Prix and Bavarian Film Awards.