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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2023

Episode 83 - Giada Valenti

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Singer and songwriter Giada Valenti was born and raised in Venice, Italy. She is most known for her stunning music special “From Venice With Love,” which aired nationally on PBS television. The airings of her PBS special made it possible for her to do concerts in Performing Arts Centers and Theaters all around the country. In November 2017, she debuted as a headliner in Las Vegas with a concert at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts. In October 2018, she made her debut at Carnegie Hall in New York City, where she returned by popular demand in 2019. For the past fifteen years, Giada, currently a resident of Las Vegas, has released her CDs "And I Love You So”, "Italian Signorina", and "My Lullaby", “From Venice With Love”, garnering rave reviews. She performed for 8 years straight on the Red Carpet of the Columbus Day Parade in New York City. She is a 12 times Grant recipient of the Sergio Franchi Music Foundation. In 2019 Andrea Bocelli asked her to sing with him at a concert benefitting his Foundation. To stay in contact with her fans during COVID19, she started a live streaming video series on Facebook and YouTube, entitled “Giada Live” with celebrity interviews, cooking demos, stories about Italy, and singing. Giada's Webpage Show host - Toni Marcolini Twitter Instagram Plin-Mar Productions, LLC Podcast FaceBook Page     

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