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Foto sopra scattata al ristorante Naboo di Roma la sera prima dell'evento in memoria dei caduti delle forze dell'ordine del 27 aprile 2009
cena con gli artisti e partners di atlasorbis.com
da sinistra verso destra Gianluca Guerrisi direttore editoriale Atlasorbis.com, Richard Nettleton direttore di mytvitalia.com, Vincenzo Ferrara direttore di Webitaliaradio.it, Nicola Zichella responsabile relazioni estere Atlasorbis.com, cantautore Umberto Donati
al centro sotto i due tenori
Francesco Malapena e Guglielmo Callegari
Francesco Malapena canta il brano "la donna e' mobile" dal Rigoletto di Giuseppe Verdi accompagnato al pianoforte dalla bravissima Edina Bak ell' International Arts Academy di Roma
per l'evento in memoria dei caduti delle forze dell'ordine
27 aprile 2009 Teatro dell'Angelo di Roma.
On the 22nd October 2008, Nicola Zichella, Editor of Foreign Affairs for Atlasorbis Magazine, interviewed Francesco Malapena. The question put forward by Nicola was 'how would you like to be called? 'Tenor of Naples?'
'Tenor of Naples!' No! it sounds wrong! As if i would say, Tenor of Milan or any other City. I prefer to be called 'Neapolitan Tenor'
Well whether we refer to him as 'Tenor of Naples' or 'Neapolitan Tenor' one thing is for certain, Francesco is a 'Tenor for the people!'
Being born into a family of actors, singers and musicians, its hardly surprising that Francesco's talent and passion for Opera, revealed itself very early in his life. At the tender age of 4, Francesco was playing drums. He began performing on stage at 5, working with many different companies. There was however, no end to this incredible young boys talent! He went on to learn the piano, and began to follow in his proud fathers foot steps, himself a Luthier of string instruments. At the age of 11, this young man was initiated into Violin and Mandolin at the Conservatoire 'San Pietro a Majella' in Naples. From those impressive and formative years, Francesco has grown from strength to strength. Performing at the Metropolitan Theatre New York, Saint Patrick's Cathedral, London, and several theatres on Broadway to mention but a few!
It gives me great pleasure to now tell you, that the man, my friend, the 'Tenor for the people' Francesco Malapena, will be back in London performing at the London Theatre Royal on the 31st May 2009!
True to form and a testament of this mans character, he will be singing for the 'Better World Concert' in aid of UNICEF UK. A charitable organisation, raising funds for the children and orphans of the earthquake in Italy, the children of the institute of music in Jerusalem, and the abandoned children of Bulgaria.
The organises of this charity concert are Dr Stefano Guido Cantaluppi and Dr Marzo of Latakia.
Among the special guests, myself being one (thank you Francesco) there will be:
- H.M King Simeon II of Bulgaria
- H.R.H Prince of Saudi Arabia
- Ambassador Republic of Guinea Bissau
- Government Italian Republic
Now my friends, those of you who like me, love Opera, please support the 'Better World Concert' and Francesco, by buying your tickets on line. Come and be a part of this spectacular event! Tickets are selling fast, so please don't delay and miss out on what is guaranteed to be an unforgettable evening!
Should you have any questions regarding the 'Better World Concert' on the 31st May 2009, please feel free to contact me.
On behalf of Francesco, thank you and we look forward to seeing you at London Theatre Royal!
Anita Sayer Hickson Hickson
freelance journalist in UK
Atlasorbis.com correspondent from South Africa
