Ligabue Sette Notti In Arena
7 notti in Arena is the third live album by Luciano Ligabue. The album is a testament to audio and video of the concerts given by the Ligabue 25-27-28-30 -3-4 September and 1 October 2008 at the Arena di Verona (where has been recorded another DVD of the singer, Ligabue Arena in 1999), accompanied by the Orchestra of the Arena di Verona seventy elements, directed by Marco Sabiu.
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7 notti in Arena is the third live album by Luciano Ligabue. The album is a testament to audio and video of the concerts given by the Ligabue 25-27-28-30 -3-4 September and 1 October 2008 at the Arena di Verona (where has been recorded another DVD of the singer, Ligabue Arena in 1999), accompanied by the Orchestra of the Arena di Verona seventy elements, directed by Marco Sabiu.
Cast
Cristian Biondani
Director
Luciano Ligabue
Himself / Voice, Guitar
Federico Poggipollini
Himself / Guitar
Niccolò Bossini
Himself / Guitar
Kaveh Rastegar
Himself / Bass
Michael Urbano
Himself / Drums
José Fiorilli
Himself / Keyboards
Luciano Luisi
Himself / Keyboards
Elena Burani
Herself / Aerial acrobat
Marco Sabiu
Himself / Conductor
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