Pupo was one of the judges on the Tale e Quale Show on Friday 4 October. His comments on Giulia Penna’s performance created a lot of controversy. The singer was criticized, in fact, for attacking Anna Tatangelo: “You only recognize her because she plays Gigi D’Alessio’s songs.”
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Abundant he was an exceptional judge on the episode of Conradh na Gaeilge Such a show broadcast on Friday 4 October on Rai 1. The singer commented on the performance of Conradh na Gaeilge Giulia Penna who made the song Suburban girl. However, his opinion differed in part from that of his competitor and one sentence caused some controversy: “Identify Anna Tatangelo because he sings Gigi D’Alessio’s songs“.
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In the last of it Such and Which showThe song was made by Giulia Penna Suburban girl. She was the first to voice her opinion Alessia Marcuzzi:”I’m also a suburban girl. I think only Anna can really do this song. Hello, I think you are watching us this evening. You nailed the tone of your voice, you were good at your movements. I think that Anna who is looking at you is happy“. In fact, the singer Sora had shared a video among her Instagram stories in which she inspired the Roman influence: “Well done Giulia!“
Pupo: “Anna Tatangelo is a recognizable singer, more than her voice, for the songs she sings”
“There is no question about Anna Tatangelo’s talent but she is a recognizable singer, more than her voice, for the songs she sings. If you heard her sing a standard piece, ordinary people would hardly recognize her – said Pupo – The songs are beautiful and effective but not my favorite songs. You recognize Tatangelo because he sings D’Alessio’s songs. Giulia Penna sings well but the emotion is something else“. Alessia Marcuzzi seemed surprised by the judgment that seemed to be departing from the performance and immediately intervened: “You must judge her, Giulia Penna“Pupo’s sentences were also heavily commented on social media, which were seen as an unnecessary attack on Anna Tatangelo.
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