Elisabetta Viviani

Elisabetta Viviani, a multifaceted figure in the entertainment world, began her career in 1962 with the first roles in the Caroselli Rai and attending the dance school of Luciana Novaro. Subsequently, he perfected his acting skills at the Accademia dei Filodrammatici in Milan. His theatrical debut dates back to 1974, also distinguishing himself on television with significant roles such as in "No, no, Nanette" and in several broadcasts such as "Alle nove di sera" and "Macario".
In 1978, he achieved great success with the theme song "Heidi", followed by other hits such as "La banda del cinque". Over the years, he has expanded his repertoire by participating in films such as "Asso" and the Sanremo Festival with "C'è". He continued his career on TV, conducting programs such as "Buonasera con..." and "Tenera è la notte", and starring in soap operas such as "Passioni".
In the 1990s, she collaborated with Fininvest and released several music albums, including the remarkable "Semplicemente canzoni" in 1995. Elisabetta remained active in the entertainment world, participating in theatrical and musical projects, collaborating with artists such as Claudio Damiani and supporting charitable initiatives such as the compilation CD "Il Mondo di Domani".