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Michele Morrone became a planet-wide name through the film 365 Days, but in Plovdiv on December 5 he is not arriving as an actor - he is arriving as a singer. The Italian millions know from the screen performs at the Colodrum sports hall with a standalone music concert, a move that ties together the two careers he builds in parallel.
Morrone first broke through as an actor on Italian television, but real global fame came with the film 365 Days in 2020, after which his name and face became recognisable everywhere. Alongside acting, he was building his musical side too - his debut album Dark Room was tied directly to that film, and the song Feel It became a viral hit.
What began as a promotional add-on to a film career grew into a serious music project. Morrone now performs solo concerts across Europe, and his audience is made up equally of fans of the films and listeners of his songs. The Plovdiv show is part of that concert run and promises an evening of his musical releases live.
For Balkan fans, this is a chance to see the man behind one of the most-watched film phenomena of the decade's early years - this time on stage, with a microphone instead of a camera. The concert is set for 8 p.m. at Colodrum, and tickets are sold through eventim.bg.
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