Among the stories, Laura Pausini shares photos of her childhood home in Solarolo, the same where she was born and grew up, which was affected by the flood. Pictures of her childhood memories: “I will remember the things that I had as a child and that the water has disappeared from the sides.”
The parents of Laura Pausini In Emilia Romagna face the flood disaster. In recent days, the singer has shared numerous social messages to give strength to all those fighting against the mud and water that has filled the streets and homes. Including those of her parents, 75 and 78 years old, the same apartment where she grew up. In the last few hours he has shown the photos on social networks. “I will remember the things I experienced as a child where the water washed the pages off.”
Photos of Laura Pausini’s home hit by the flood
Laura Pausini’s parents have been trying to save the remains of their flood-hit home for a few days. The state of emergency is still in force in Emilia Romagna and Laura Pausini from Romagna has been sending positive messages for days to give strength to her family and all her fellow citizens: “Come on, my country, I love you”, were the words of yesterday . In the last few hours, the singer from Solarolo has added photos of her house flooded with mud to the stories. “I was born and raised here,” she wrote alongside a photo showing the hallway of the house, and then the photo in her childhood journal. “Patience. I will remember the things I had as a kid and the water gone from the sides.” Despite the concerns and resentment, the artist urged all Emilian followers not to give up: “We save what can be saved and start over, come on, come on!”
“We are united even from afar”
Two days ago, Laura Pausini shared more pictures of her flood-hit town of Solarolo. Then the long message of hope: “Many are helping and many, like me, would like to help but feel powerless because we rightly have to leave everything to the police, as has been asked of us. We need to rebuild, bring back hope.” and houses. We are also connected remotely. I’ll keep you posted as best I can. I too, like many of you, am waiting to communicate with relatives and friends. Also, like many of you, my home and my fan clubs were completely flooded. Luckily they were empty yesterday when it all happened. I’ll also update you on the fan club party and what’s going to happen as soon as I get any news. Forza Romagna, my country. I love you.”