Serena Brancale is moved and offers a very intimate moment to the Ariston audience and to those watching from home. The Apulian artist, after performing ‘Qui con me,’ cannot hold back her tears. The song, dedicated to her mother, holds great significance for her.
On stage
A masterful performance. Serena Brancale shows a very different side from ‘Anema e core,’ confirming herself as a singer of exquisite caliber. After her performance, the Ariston honors her with a resounding standing ovation. Many in the audience had teary eyes, just like her, as she immediately thought of her family: ‘Thanks to my sister Nicole.’ As happened in the previous year’s participation, her sister conducted the orchestra during the performance.
The meaning of the song
‘Qui con me’ is an intimate song, with a veil of melancholy that strongly reaches the listeners. Her mother Maria died in 2020 from a sudden illness, creating a void that Serena Brancale is now ready to share. The song speaks of simple moments shared that, after death, are reinterpreted with great meaning: ‘There is a song on the radio playing/ And it talks about us./ About that love that will always remain, will never fade./ And when I think of you, I feel that shiver inside that crosses the heart.’ She announced to ‘TV Sorrisi e Canzoni’: ‘I go on stage to honor my mom. For six years I kept inside me an emotion that I didn’t feel I could share, then, during my last tour, I felt the need to tell this part of me. This Festival for me is marked by a new awareness.’
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