Giada Valenti, renowned for her performances across America in prestigious venues such as The Smith Center in Las Vegas and Carnegie Hall in New York, presents her show “Songs from the Movies.” This concert is filled with one hit after another, featuring unforgettable and award-winning songs such as “What Was I Made For” from Barbie, “Skyfall” from James Bond, “Moon River” from Breakfast at Tiffany’s, “Se” from Cinema Paradiso, “A Thousand Years” from The Twilight Saga, “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” from The Wizard of Oz, “When You Wish Upon A Star” from Pinocchio, “It Must Have Been Love” from Pretty Woman, “A Million Dreams” from The Greatest Showman, and many others. It’s a romantic, fun, and exciting show for all ages, where the songs are accompanied by videos featuring unforgettable scenes from the movies.

Giada Valenti was born and raised in Portogruaro (VE) in Italy. Since 2005, she has lived in the United States, from NYC to Los Angeles, and since 2019, she resides in Las Vegas. Among her most notable achievements is a successful television special aired on American television, titled “From Venice with Love.” Giada debuted as a headliner in Las Vegas in 2017 at the prestigious The Smith Center for the Performing Arts. She made her debut at the famous Carnegie Hall in New York City in 2018 with her concert “Amore Y Amor,” a tribute to Italian and Spanish music, where she returned by popular demand in 2019 for a concert titled “An evening with Giada Valenti.” She had the honor of performing alongside Andrea Bocelli in a concert benefiting his foundation.

Giada has released several albums, such as “And I Love You So,” “Italian Signorina,” “My Lullaby,” and “From Venice with Love.” In 2022, she also debuted as a television presenter for ABC7 in New York, where she has since become one of the co-hosts of the famous Columbus Day Parade, the largest celebration of Italian culture in the United States. Additionally, in November 2023, Giada released her highly anticipated Christmas album, “Love Under The Christmas Tree,” featuring duets with country music icons like Vince Gill, Trace Adkins, and Johnny Reid in collaboration with the prestigious Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and recorded at the famous Abbey Road Studios in London and Capitol Studios in Los Angeles.