S3 Ep.17 - Singing Venice to the World with Giada Valenti
🎙️ Episode Description
In this episode of Venice Talks, Monica welcomes Giada Valenti, the Venetian-born singer whose career has brought the spirit of Venice and the language of love to audiences around the world. Known for her romantic voice and elegant stage presence, Giada shares the journey that took her from the quiet canals of her childhood to the bright lights of international stages.
Together they talk about Venice as an endless source of inspiration, the universal power of music to connect people, and why romance continues to matter today more than ever.
This is a heartfelt conversation about music, passion, and carrying Venice in your soul no matter where life takes you.
✨ Show Key Notes
- Growing up in Venice and discovering music
- Giada’s path from the lagoon to international stages
- Love and romance as the heart of her artistry
- How audiences in America and Europe listen differently
- The importance of storytelling through music
- Venice as muse and constant companion
- Future dreams and projects inspired by her hometown
✨ Credits:
Hosted by Monica Cesarato
Produced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire Media
Guest: Giada Valenti, singer
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