That is the "Arena di Verona", an amphitheater like Colosseum, located in Verona. It is not as big as the other, but it's considered the largest and oldest open-air theater in the world, still working. Since the nineteenth century it has hosted performances of all kinds, from opera music to concerts by international artists. Curious fact -> this performance was recorded during the coronavirus lockdown, so no public, in place of which there are lights with the colors of the European flag: blue for the background and yellow / gold for the stars. The singer, in the middle of this empty arena, sings: "fai rumore quí.." which means "make noise here.."
@@LegionGames2076 They do look similar, but if you know them you can tell them apart clearly because 1) the Colosseum is almost round, whereas the Arena di Verona is more markedly elliptical, and 2) the Colosseum is sort of shaped like a wrap, as if a side overlapped at the end of the circle, and it's not exactly even at the top, also because several pieces were taken (robbed) away along the centuries...
More relevant is that Verona is 100km east of Bergamo , the city and province that have been hit so hard by Covid in 2020 . With 1000s of victims , they could 't manage the coffins .. " Make noise/sounds ,.. i can't stand this unnatural silence " .
“Make some noise here, and I don’t know if it is good for me, but make some noise because I don’t know if I can stand this unnatural silence between you and me” sung to an empty arena, with nobody to sing back. 3 years later, still gives me goosebumps.
We were in lockdown, our people was dying and we were heartbroken. Military trucks carried away our dead grand fathers and grandmothers and we couldn't even say goodby to them. Streets were empty, Italy was silent, and suffering and scared. And this guy sang Fai rumore ... Make noise! This silence is not natural .... Such a beautiful voice, such a strong song, intrnse, in an incredible location .. it was too much. Too much beauty and pain together. I cried during all the performance and I cry still today in 2024 when I watch it.
I’m writing this in 2022 but watching this performance in the moment it came out when we all were quarantined for the first and especially here in Italy when things were going very bad this really made me tear up. Even the lyrics, even though he’s singing about love, somehow really fit the moment: Fai rumore=make noise (when everything in that period was silent and no one was out). And also seeing the arena all empty, ugh, this brings back so many memories 😢
I don’t know if you’ve watched the lyrics translation but this is a so powerful and beautiful song! This is a ballad and he talks about distances, silences and noises in a love story. The text was written before corovirus but this is performed during first lockdown in Italy so the song is so powerful and significant in the empty Arena di Verona. He is breaking the silence he is talking about. I love so much this song! ❤️💔 Love from Italy 🇮🇹 ✨ (Sorry for my English, i’m not so good)
The Verona Arena Verona is a roman amphitheatre in the city of Verona, italy, built in 30 AD. It is still in use today and is internationally famous for the large-scale opera performances given there, like this one of Antonio Diodato in 2020 during the lockdown. "Fai rumore" the title of this beautiful song literally means make noise...
Thanks lived your reaction and as you said absolutely Stella..I love this beautiful,emotional song from brilliant Diodato 💕stunning voice and gorgeous location 👏🏼👍😘
First: Documentaries are fun! Second: Can't wait until ten or twenty years from now when this song gives me PTSD and I start crying while my future grandkids wonder what the hell is wrong with grandma...
This is a love song, but during lockdown in Italy, everybody sang that song at the balconys.... beacouse he said "you make noise... I can't suffer this silent.... "(I don't know if I correcttranslate..😁). There is video on youtube!
Its a great reaction. He came to do interval act in 2022 becoz they won in 2021 and when he did it, it was mesmorizing becoz all and I mean ALL of us fans knew the lyrics by heart and sang along….try to see if you Can react to. That performance Diodato ESC interval semifinale 1….. plz Watch it and give your reaction…..sitting as a dane 🇩🇰 in Turin and of course belting out my strong voice…..the italians were so sweet and baffled that I knew all the lyrics….but ofc I knew it……he was my DOUZE points…..it was mindblowing
I'm just happy that at least you thought about being wrong... It's like the 100th time that I hear people saying that it's the Colosseo he's singing in!! It's kind of disappointing at some point...
I feel ya on that, I love history so much I was a bit embarrassed. Honestly. But I have phenomenal viewers that pointed out where he really was. Thank you for watching this video!
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That is the "Arena di Verona", an amphitheater like Colosseum, located in Verona.
It is not as big as the other, but it's considered the largest and oldest open-air theater in the world, still working. Since the nineteenth century it has hosted performances of all kinds, from opera music to concerts by international artists.
Curious fact -> this performance was recorded during the coronavirus lockdown, so no public, in place of which there are lights with the colors of the European flag: blue for the background and yellow / gold for the stars.
The singer, in the middle of this empty arena, sings: "fai rumore quí.." which means "make noise here.."
Wow, thank you for that information. I appreciate it!
@@LegionGames2076 They do look similar, but if you know them you can tell them apart clearly because 1) the Colosseum is almost round, whereas the Arena di Verona is more markedly elliptical, and 2) the Colosseum is sort of shaped like a wrap, as if a side overlapped at the end of the circle, and it's not exactly even at the top, also because several pieces were taken (robbed) away along the centuries...
More relevant is that Verona is 100km east of Bergamo , the city and province that have been hit so hard by Covid in 2020 . With 1000s of victims , they could 't manage the coffins ..
" Make noise/sounds ,.. i can't stand this unnatural silence " .
Verona is the city of Romeo and Juliet!
“Make some noise here, and I don’t know if it is good for me, but make some noise because I don’t know if I can stand this unnatural silence between you and me” sung to an empty arena, with nobody to sing back.
3 years later, still gives me goosebumps.
We were in lockdown, our people was dying and we were heartbroken. Military trucks carried away our dead grand fathers and grandmothers and we couldn't even say goodby to them. Streets were empty, Italy was silent, and suffering and scared. And this guy sang Fai rumore ... Make noise! This silence is not natural ....
Such a beautiful voice, such a strong song, intrnse, in an incredible location
.. it was too much. Too much beauty and pain together.
I cried during all the performance and I cry still today in 2024 when I watch it.
That’s Arena di Verona. This is Europe you should just know how many arenas and theatres standing there 🤩
Golden voice! Bravo Diodato! Love from Azerbaijan! 🇦🇿❤🇮🇹
Italy Love Azerbaijan!❤
@@italosardo7992 Grazie! ❤
@@italosardo7992 Ciao,sarei interessato a conoscere la tua opinione sul mio nuovo top Eurovision.
I’m writing this in 2022 but watching this performance in the moment it came out when we all were quarantined for the first and especially here in Italy when things were going very bad this really made me tear up. Even the lyrics, even though he’s singing about love, somehow really fit the moment: Fai rumore=make noise (when everything in that period was silent and no one was out). And also seeing the arena all empty, ugh, this brings back so many memories 😢
I don’t know if you’ve watched the lyrics translation but this is a so powerful and beautiful song! This is a ballad and he talks about distances, silences and noises in a love story. The text was written before corovirus but this is performed during first lockdown in Italy so the song is so powerful and significant in the empty Arena di Verona. He is breaking the silence he is talking about. I love so much this song! ❤️💔
Love from Italy 🇮🇹 ✨
(Sorry for my English, i’m not so good)
I have not, but I definitely will. Thank you for watching my video!
No Colosseo, Arena di Verona ❤️ Italy have many many monument beautiful ♥️ my Italy 🥰🥰🥰🥰🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Un' ennesima vittoria mancata,tante sono le canzoni che meritavano la vittoria all'Eurovision degli anni passati!
Che timbro Diodato!!! 😍💗Questo brano più lo ascolto e più lo amo 💞🤩
Absolutely stunning✨ his voice is incredible, makes me emotional every time I listen to this song. Love your reaction videos👍😍
The Verona Arena Verona is a roman amphitheatre in the city of Verona, italy, built in 30 AD. It is still in use today and is internationally famous for the large-scale opera performances given there, like this one of Antonio Diodato in 2020 during the lockdown. "Fai rumore" the title of this beautiful song literally means make noise...
the arena is in verona but the meaning of the song is make noise and with the arena being empty this song is amazing for what is going on.
Thanks lived your reaction and as you said absolutely Stella..I love this beautiful,emotional song from brilliant Diodato 💕stunning voice and gorgeous location 👏🏼👍😘
Hello dear, the arena Is in Verona. It's the city of Giulietta and Romeo
First: Documentaries are fun!
Second: Can't wait until ten or twenty years from now when this song gives me PTSD and I start crying while my future grandkids wonder what the hell is wrong with grandma...
This is Arena di Verona in north Italy during first year of pandemia
It’s beautiful!
It's "arena di Verona" my city...
Kiss from Italy.
I suggest you to check the Diodato performance on Eurovision 2022. The best one to me.❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This is a love song, but during lockdown in Italy, everybody sang that song at the balconys.... beacouse he said "you make noise... I can't suffer this silent.... "(I don't know if I correcttranslate..😁). There is video on youtube!
Its a great reaction. He came to do interval act in 2022 becoz they won in 2021 and when he did it, it was mesmorizing becoz all and I mean ALL of us fans knew the lyrics by heart and sang along….try to see if you Can react to. That performance Diodato ESC interval semifinale 1….. plz Watch it and give your reaction…..sitting as a dane 🇩🇰 in Turin and of course belting out my strong voice…..the italians were so sweet and baffled that I knew all the lyrics….but ofc I knew it……he was my DOUZE points…..it was mindblowing
Diodato vocal Angel!
The place is literally in the title
I'm just happy that at least you thought about being wrong... It's like the 100th time that I hear people saying that it's the Colosseo he's singing in!! It's kind of disappointing at some point...
I feel ya on that, I love history so much I was a bit embarrassed. Honestly. But I have phenomenal viewers that pointed out where he really was. Thank you for watching this video!
colosseo di VERONA!!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
😂
non è Roma ma Verona, l' Arena di Verona nel veneto,,, informatevi
The next reaction could be Elina Nechayeava- La Forza
It definitely will be, thank you for the suggestion!
Blue light means... Europe flag, beacouse this song was for Eurovision 2020
Non è il Colosseo ma l'Arena di Verona, un'altra bellezza italiana!
Si Arena of Verona
Arena di Verona
Thank you, I appreciate it! Ironically someone else pointed it out they say where it’s at in the video, lol!
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@@LegionGames2076 thank you 😊 😊😊 😊😊 😊😊 😊😊 😊
You’re welcome!
Your history teacher … 😂😂 you are great man! 👍
Caro amico il posto è l'arena di Verona..