Laura Pausini

Fan favourite Graham Norton returns to present his 13th Eurovision Song Contest on BBC One on Saturday, while over on BBC Radio 2, Ken Bruce will continue his ...

Laura Pausini has been dubbed one of the most respected Italian recording artists in the world. The singer, who also speaks Spanish, has won four Latin Grammys, a Grammy Award and a Golden Globe. Alessandro Cattelan, meanwhile, has forged a successful career presenting TV and radio, spanning 20 years. He also presented satirical news programme Le Iene on channel Italia 1. Some 26 acts will be performing their hearts out to be crowned Eurovision champion in Turin, Italy on Saturday night (May 14). The Lollipop singer told The One Show: "I learnt it in a couple of months, luckily my Italian is better now, the ironic thing about this whole thing is that I'm going to do Eurovision, the biggest TV show Italy has ever had to put on, and the whole thing is in English."

"I wanted to reassure you and tell you I'm fine. During the final I had low blood pressure and that's why I had to stop for about twenty minutes on the.

Also because at a certain time, the picture he showed on social media started shooting The last six months have been loaded from work and given in to tension… During the final I had low blood pressure and that’s why I had to stop for about twenty minutes on the advice of the doctors who helped me and whom I thank very much.

Fans couldn't believe their ears as the Eurovision jury scores were read out.

@Purple_HieMoa said: "This is all even more evidence that we should abolish the jury." Scrap the “tour”. Much quicker." However, many viewers think the lengthy jury votes section should be scrapped before next year's event.

Laura Pausini, who started her career with her first album "I Sogni Di Laura" released in 1987 and participated in Sanremo Music Festival in 1993 (with the song ...

Pavarotti and Laura would reunite in 2003 for the same concert. The main success for Laura was the Sanremo Music Festival, which she attended in 1993 and sang the song “La Solitudine”. The artist, who came first in the competition, immediately attracted the attention of Warner Bros. Italy and introduced her first album, Laura Pausini, to the music world in 1993 with the record deal that followed. The popular singer of Italy, who sings her songs in Latin pop, soft-rock and pop styles, makes songs in Italian, Spanish, English, French and Portuguese. Later, she sang some of her songs in English, Portuguese and French. The success of this album did not match the first one, so the record company offered Laura to sing her songs in Spanish. Thus, an album was prepared in 1994 consisting of Spanish versions of 10 songs selected from the first two albums. Little Laura, who accompanied her with her voice at the venues where her father performed at the age of 8, stepped into professionalism at the age of 13 with the album “I sogni di Laura” recorded under her father's production.