Daniela Romano took part in the edition of Saranno Famosi, won in 2002 by Dennis Fantina. “Hello Daniela, have a good trip,” the singer reminded her. The causes of death are unknown, but it appears that the former dancer had been battling an illness for some time.
she is dead Daniela Romanoformer competitor of one of the first editions of You will be famous, the original version of Maria De Filippi’s talent show when it wasn’t called Amici. The program’s former dancer died at the age of 40.
Who was Daniela Romano, former competitor of Saranno Famosi?
Daniela Romano took part in the edition of Saranno Famosi, won in 2002 by Dennis Fantina. “Hello Daniela, have a good trip“, the singer remembered with a video on social media. The causes of death are unknown, but according to Il Mattino it appears to be the former dancer had been struggling with illness for some time. Born in Naples in 1983, she had taken part in several film and theater productions in her city before participating in Saranno Famosi in the early 2000s. He told Saranno Famosi that he wanted to specialize in dancing as well as acting and singing. She dreamed of becoming a versatile artist. She was among the first participants to open the doors to a love story in the program and surrender to the attention of Paolo Idol who courted her.
The memory of the companions of Saranno Famosi
The news was announced via social media Mirna Branotti, who posted a photo on Facebook together with the singer with whom he shared the television experience: “The stomach tightens, the heart tightens… we embrace each other in a strong embrace of pain… we who lived you and.” “Asked away, others, how were you,” he writes in the post. Condolences also come from Paolo Idol, who was particularly close to Daniela during Maria De Filippi’s program. “There was a first look when we were on opposite sides of the stands, only I had caught a few looks before,” he recalled on social media. “You have been a part of my life in a special, dare I say, unique way. I will always carry you in my heart.
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