Feb. 3 – We first met her in 2011, at the tenth edition of “Amici” by Maria De Filippi, when the popular talent show ranked her second in the singing category. Two years later, we saw her perform “Scintille” at Sanremo. Annalisa Scarrone, known as Annalisa – or Nali – has built herself quite an artistic path, which is now leading her abroad. The singer-songwriter from Savona, born in 1985, is heading to the Netherlands, where her second studio album, “Mentre tutto cambia,” was released just a few days ago. Three of the album’s songs, “Mentre tutto cambia,” “Non so ballare” and “Capirai” were written by Ronald Schilperoort with lyrics by Giancarlo Romita, and included in the soundtrack of the movie ” Toscaanse Bruiloft ” (“Tuscan wedding”), released January 30 in the Netherlands and directed by Johan Nijenhuis. It was Nijenhuis who called Annalisa after listening to “Tutto sommato” while he was in Italy. The film premiered at the Teatro Pathé Tuschinski in Amsterdam on January 27, where Annalisa sang “Tutto sommato” accompanied by her pianist. The album “Mentre tutto cambia” in the Netherlands is sold in a digital version that contains two bonus tracks, “Capirai” and “Non so ballare.” In the coming days, Annalisa will hit the studios once again to begin writing her fourth album.
