Nek and Francesco Renga

Italian singer Nek, born Filippo Neviani, began his music career early and gained fame with hits like "Laura non C'è." Known for his multi-instrumental talent and success across Europe and Latin America, he has multiple top charting albums and two greatest-hits collections.

Italian singer-songwriter Francesco Renga, born in Udine, rose to fame with Timoria before launching a successful solo career in 2001. Known for his emotive live performances, he won San Remo's critics' award in 2001 and clinched the festival's top prize with "Angelo" in 2005. His hits include "Vivendo Adesso" and "Il Mio Giorno Più Bello nel Mondo." Renga's albums, like "Ferro e Cartone" and "Scriverò il Tuo Nome," topped Italian charts, showcasing his pop and rock style.