Tony Dallara in a coma for 2 months: the story from Mara Venier to Domenica In

In Mara Venier's Sunday living room, on Domenica In, Tony Dallara remembers the period in which he was in a coma. For two months he did not regain consciousness. Here's what happened to him

Singer Tony Dallara was in a coma for 2 months, but he never told anyone about his health condition. He does so during an interview given to Mara Venierin the episode of Sunday In dedicated to the Sanremo Festival. Today the singer is better, but for a long time everyone was worried about his health.

The 87-year-old singer was present in the audience of Domenica In dedicated to Sanremo Festival. In the special episode, with guests big names in Italian music, famous faces from the Ariston stage, there was also Tony Dallara.

Mara Venier, at a certain point, asked the singer if he felt like singing and how long it had been since he sang. She then took him by the hand, accompanying him to the center of the stage. He confessed to haven't sung for seven months, because he had some health problems. To these words, the presenter responded like this:

Any little problems? You were in a coma for two months!

In the studio, sitting in the front row, there was also wife Patricia, ready to help him if he needed help. No one knew what Tony Dallara had been through. But it was evident from the moment he arrived on stage that something was wrong with him.

Mara Venier continues to assist him, giving him water and telling him that if he wanted, he could stop at any moment. The two-month coma certainly left traces on him that are clearly visible.

Tony Dallara in a coma for two months, but no one ever knew anything

The 87-year-old singer delighted the audience as always with Romantica and Ti dirò, two great songs that he sang live without stopping. Even if emotion played tricks on him on more than one occasion.

Mara Venier was visibly moved, so much so that she asked to send a video after having accompanied him back to his station and having returned to his place. She said it from behind, because her tears were now rolling down her face.