“On Amici I was ashamed, I thought I didn’t know how to speak, today I am more aware and free”

Annalisa was among the guests of the second episode of This is me. It was 2010 when he participated in Amici. The artist was interviewed together with Anbeta Toromani because Silvia Toffanin she is convinced that both are united by discipline. The presenter remembered Annalisa’s journey: “You were good, disciplined, but at a certain point you started having problems because you couldn’t tell yourself. You thought you didn’t have interesting things to say. But in the end they understood you“.

Annalisa Scarrone participated in Amici in 2011

A film presented some of the most significant moments of Annalisa’s journey at the Amici school. The teachers recognized his talent and were convinced that he could sing.”also the telephone directory“. At the time, when Maria De Filippi asked her to express an opinion on her performances, the singer became intimidated. She said to the presenter: “To avoid causing damage I wouldn’t say anything. I’m afraid of talking nonsense, I’m ashamedI say things that don’t make sense. I just want to sing because it’s something I know how to do a little“. In school she reiterated how singing was a necessity for her but he feared”of not being understood, of not arriving“. On one occasion Maria De Filippi encouraged her to take the applause and not be afraid.

Annalisa today, how her life has changed after Amici

Annalisa said that everything that happened during the journey to Amici was useful, including the criticisms: “I remember the criticisms, they helped me. Just as I need them today. It was a path that I still carry into everything I do today. Having the opportunity to be on television, face live broadcasts, learn to be on stage no matter what happens, is a rare teaching which I got thanks to Amici. I realized this in the years after and even now. So I thank everything, even the criticisms“. Then, she explained that more than changed – compared to the insecure girl of the past – she has simply grown:

Have I changed? I grew up. I think deep down I haven’t changed that much, but I was a child. I have grown, I feel more aware, more free. At the time I was stuck, I thought I wasn’t capable of speaking well, then over the years I practiced and gained confidence. I understood that even if you make a mistake, nothing happens, then you try to do better. I studied a lot but without effort, because I like it so much.