Bruno Tonioli An Italian Romance

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Bruno wowed with a rendition of Frankie Valli’s Can’t Take My Eyes Off You while the professional dancers performed around him. Strictly Come Dancing's Bruno Tonioli is turning his hand to an exciting new career project, as it's been announced he's working on his own music. In his time he's covered a host of live events, interviewed celebrities big and small and crowbarred a countless amount of great/awful (delete as appropriate) puns into articles.

Tonioli choreographed the band Arcadia's music video for their song " Election Day", as documented in a 1980s documentary entitled The Making of Election Day. Bruno is renowned for his larger-than-life personality on the BBC dance show, and when it comes to judging he is never afraid to say exactly what he thinks of the couples' dances. I am pleased about that, I had my son and daughter in law visiting, she is half Italian but born in England and could not get enough of it. The Italian-born judge opened the programme with a rendition of Frankie Valli’s hit Can’t Take My Eyes Off You – and made quite an impression. But what is interesting when you look at the play list is the music that has been selected for inclusion.There’s no new talent at that level like George Michael, I think the girls are cornering the market,” he said. Britain's Got Talent 2023: Bruno Tonioli hits Golden Buzzer for Ghetto Kids dance troupe in show first". Tonioli also spoke warmly about his successor and, reflecting on Anton Du Beke’s judging role during 2021, said: "He did a very good job because he made it his own.

This is particularly clear with the album An Italian Romance, compiled by Bruno Tonioli of Strictly fame, who throughout the songs he chooses, suggests what Italy sounds like. In November 2016, Tonioli lent his name to an album released by Decca Records entitled An Italian Romance, a compilation of Italian songs by various artists selected by Tonioli.Tonioli has worked in the music business as a choreographer for music videos, stage shows, and tours for artists such as Tina Turner, Sting, Elton John, the Rolling Stones, Freddie Mercury, Sinitta, Boy George, Dead or Alive, Bananarama, and Duran Duran. He described the sound he's aiming for as "anthemic disco-type songs, very uplifting, where everybody can dance. The second paragraph is what struck me the most: ‘British people wrongly tend to associate Italian music with what they hear on holiday – Neapolitan tenor waiters passionately serenading the moon and maidens or operatic stars in full stentorian voice at La Scala, Milan. Music bigwigs were so impressed by his singing performance on Strictly last year, he was offered a deal for a Las Vegas-style, Donna Summer-inspired album. The 64-year-old confirmed that he wants to include new material on his album, and revealed it will have an "anthemic disco-type" feel to it – "very uplifting, where everybody can dance".

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This was due to Master P's lack of showmanship and unwillingness to train and participate in the show. To illustrate the toll the "insane" schedule took on him, Tonioli reflected on a scary moment during a live Strictly show, saying: "There was a moment in the middle of a run when I blanked. In October 2022, Tonioli competed in the second series of The Masked Dancer as Pearly King, placing third behind Australian actor Adam Garcia (second place) and American actress and dancer Heather Morris (winner).