Ukulele Played by Noemi in "Makumba" - Signed

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Ended:April 22nd 2022, 11:00am EDT

Winner: blade86

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The Prize

The ukulele played by Noemi in the song "Makumba", created with Carl Brave, an Italian dance anthem from the summer of 2021.

Noemi has signed the ukulele on the back, making it a unique collector's item.

On the stage of the Ariston Noemi performed the song "Ti amo non lo so dire".

Born in Rome on January 25, 1982, she became known in 2009 following her participation in the second Italian edition of X Factor, which she didn't win but later went on to sign a contract with the Sony Music record label.

She has participated in seven Sanremo Festivals: in 2010 with Per tutta la vita, winner of a Sanremo Hit Award, in 2012 with Sono solo parole, placing third, in 2014 with Un uomo è un albero and Bagnati dal sole, for which she received a Telegatto from Sanremo Social, in 2016 with the song La borsa di una donna, in 2018 with Non smettere mai di cercarmi, in 2021 with Glicine and in 2022 with Ti amo non lo so dire.

In 2012 she was chosen by Walt Disney to compose the Italian soundtrack of the animated film Ribelle - The Brave.

Over the course of her career she has received numerous awards and recognitions, including five Wind Music Awards, five Roma Videoclip Awards, two Lunezia Awards, a TV Award - Television Direction Award and a Special Silver Ribbon for the interpretation of the song Domani è un altro giorno, in addition to various nominations for the World Music Award, the TRL Awards, the OGAE, the Nastro d'Argento in the category Best original song for the song Vuoto a perdere, and one at the Amnesty International Italia Award for the song Amen.

On 21 June 2017, on the day of the Music Festival, Noemi entered the Guinness Book of Records for the highest number of concerts performed in twelve hours: nine.

In 2022 she took part in the Sanremo Festival with the song Ti amo non lo so dire, finishing fifteenth.

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The Cause

Cardiovascular diseases are the number one cause of death in Western countries, causing about 17 million deaths per year (40% of total deaths) and exceeding by far the mortality due to tumors.*

Since 1957 Gruppo Ospedaliero San Donato has been developing a first-class center for cardiovascular diseases treatment and research, which today has become the most important center in Italy and one of the most well-known in Europe, thanks to the constant development of diagnostic, surgical and therapeutic techniques. We will keep on supporting prevention and research to improve cures for all patients.

OUR AIMS

Reduce the number of deaths and incidents due to cardiovascular diseases.

Make people live longer and healthier.

*European Commission, Health At A Glance: Europe 2014 Report

Website

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Gruppo Ospedaliero San Donato Foundation

Item #P72713

In condition as donated.

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