Alessio was announced as the winner of the 68th edition of the Festival di Castrocaro for New Voices, while singer Miriam Malluzzo received the Critics’ Prize dedicated to Peppe Vessicchio.
Who is Alessio?
Alessio is a young Italian performer who entered the competition as a newcomer and emerged victorious in the festival’s 68th edition.
What is the Festival di Castrocaro?
The Festival di Castrocaro for New Voices is an annual Italian music contest that showcases emerging talent. The 68th edition concluded with Alessio’s win.
What is the Critics’ Prize?
The Critics’ Prize is an award presented by a panel of music journalists and experts. This year it was dedicated to the late Peppe Vessicchio, a renowned Italian conductor and arranger.
Why was Miriam Malluzzo chosen for the Critics’ Prize?
Miriam Malluzzo was selected by the critics for her vocal performance and artistic interpretation, which they said honored Vessicchio’s legacy.
When and where did the festival take place?
The event was held in Castrocaro, Italy, as part of its traditional schedule for the new‑voice competition.
The festival highlighted fresh talent and paid tribute to Vessicchio, underscoring the ongoing relevance of Italy’s music scene.