Fiorella Mannoia and Danilo Rea

Fiorella Mannoia is an acclaimed Italian singer who debuted in 1968 and achieved major success at the Sanremo Festival with songs like Come si cambia and Quello che le donne non dicono, winning multiple Critics Awards. Known for notable collaborations, she released albums such as Canzoni per parlare and Sud, and is an activist against violence towards women.

Born in Vicenza, Italy, in 1957, pianist Danilo Rea graduated from Rome's Santa Cecilia Conservatory in 1978. He debuted in jazz in 1975 with the Trio di Roma and has collaborated with legends like Chet Baker and John Scofield, as well as renowned Italian pop artists.