Iva Zanicchi in mourning, the first words of pain after the terrible loss

After this truly painful farewell, Zanicchi has finally broken his silence by releasing a few words of comment

Today’s news, a serious and important mourning has arrived for Iva Zanicchi. Today the singer suffered the tragic loss of her beloved Fausto Pinna, a partner with whom she shared a 37-year relationship. Zanicchi’s husband had been fighting lung cancer for some time and passed away in the past few hours, leaving an unfillable void in the life of the famous singer.

After this truly painful farewell, Zanicchi has finally broken his silence by releasing a few words of comment. For the singer this loss represents an immense suffering that will be difficult to overcome. The singer, moreover, will have to live with this burdensome absence for the rest of her life.

Fausto Pinnaoriginally from Sardinia and a well-known music producer, entered Iva Zanicchi’s life in the late 1980s, after the end of her first marriage. The bond between the two was also consolidated for reasons of professional collaboration, especially during the production of the album “Care Colleghe”, which bore Fausto’s signature.

As reported by ‘Today’, quoting Iva Zanicchi’s first words, the 84-year-old artist remained next to Fausto “until his last breath”. Already last April, the singer had announced to her fans that she had to suspend performances due to the worsening of her partner’s health conditions. To stay close to him, the singer would have done anything, even stopping her activity on the stages of Italy.

The pain of this loss does not allow Iva Zanicchi to express herself much. ‘Il Resto del Carlino’ reported only few words pronounced by her: “A very strong pain”. Regarding the disease, in the past Iva had revealed a detail about Fausto’s life that said something like “90 cigarettes a day, and the doctors had given him only two months to live”. Pinna had however been “strong as an oak” and the editorial staff of very true he immediately expressed his condolences, writing: “Dear Iva, we are close to you in this moment of immense pain.”