Discovery of Soprano Voice
Adonà Mamo, born in Siracusa, discovered his soprano voice while in Rome. This realization marked a significant turning point in his artistic journey, leading him to pursue vocal studies and establish himself as a unique talent in the music industry.
"Tale e quale show"
Adonà gained widespread recognition for his appearance on the popular TV show "Tale e quale show," where he impeccably imitated the legendary soprano Maria Callas. His performance garnered immense praise and attracted an audience of over five million viewers.
Release of Single "Come Noi"
Adonà showcased his versatility by releasing the single "Come Noi," blending elements of pop music with his classical soprano vocals. The song's fresh and youthful vibe resonated with audiences, establishing Adonà as a dynamic presence in the contemporary music scene.
New York Theaters
Adonà's artistic journey took him to renowned theaters in New York City, including the prestigious Apollo Theater, Carnegie Hall, and Elettra Theater off-Broadway. His performances received acclaim from audiences and critics alike, solidifying his international reputation as a captivating performer.
Farinelli L'amore Vince su Tutto
Adonà played a leading role in the musical "Farinelli L'amore Vince su Tutto," which showcased his talent as a singer and performer. His portrayal of the castrato Farinelli garnered praise from audiences, and the musical's success further elevated his status in the entertainment industry.
Joe Wright's Film "Cyrano"
Adonà's artistic achievements extended to the realm of cinema, as he secured a role in Joe Wright's film "Cyrano." His portrayal of a noble dancer showcased his versatility as a performer and added another dimension to his multifaceted career as an artist.