The article discusses the involvement of Giacomo Bertagnolli and Giuliana Turra, two notable Italian Paralympic athletes, at the Sanremo Festival. Despite the absence of the third athlete, Arianna Fontana, due to illness, Bertagnolli and Turra are set to represent their sport and country proudly. Both athletes have made significant contributions to Italian sports, and their participation in such a prestigious event underlines the growing recognition of Paralympic athletes in mainstream culture.

Giacomo Bertagnolli, born in Cavalese 27 years ago, has faced challenges due to his visual impairment from optic nerve atrophy. However, his determination and daily rigorous training have led him to become a champion in alpine skiing. With an impressive tally of eight medals from the 2018 PyeongChang and 2022 Beijing Paralympics, including four golds, Bertagnolli sees the upcoming Milan-Cortina events as a unique opportunity, given their proximity to home, which he believes will add a special emotional dynamic to his performance.

On the other hand, Giuliana Turra is also gaining recognition for her dedication and accomplishments in winter sports. As both athletes prepare to compete in the upcoming Paralympic Games scheduled for March, their attendance at the Sanremo Festival not only serves to raise awareness for disability sports but also inspires many with their powerful stories of resilience and success. This event further highlights Italy's commitment to celebrating diverse talent and inclusivity in sports.