The Sanremo Festival, hosted by Carlo Conti, is in its third day and is poised to captivate audiences with the presence of American singer Alicia Keys. Born in 1981, Keys has made a significant impact on the R&B genre in the new millennium, earning a remarkable total of seventeen Grammy Awards. Notably, she has been named one of Time magazine's most influential women twice, applauded for her ability to redefine the standards of black music with her innovative style and powerful voice.

Alicia Keys first burst onto the music scene in 2001 with her debut album, "Songs in A Minor," which earned her a Grammy Award for Best New Artist and another for Song of the Year for her hit single "Fallin'." Since then, she has continued to release critically acclaimed albums, solidifying her status as a defining artist of her generation. Her work is not just recognized for its commercial success but also for its cultural impact, as she is seen as a trailblazer in the music industry, particularly for women in R&B.

As she prepares to perform alongside Eros Ramazzotti, her participation in the festival emphasizes the event's international appeal and the blending of different musical styles. This collaboration is expected to be a highlight of the festival and showcases how international artists like Alicia Keys contribute to the richness of cultural exchanges within such events, further engaging audiences both in Italy and around the world.