Lucilla

Lucilla has a vibrant collection of songs that resonate with children and parents alike. Tracks like “Se sei felice e tu lo sai - Batti le mani” invite little ones to join in on the fun with clapping and movement. “Testa, spalle, gambe e piè” teaches kids about body parts through catchy rhythms that make learning enjoyable.

Other notable tracks include “Tutti gli animali - Cantan con me,” which features various animals, and “L'unicorno,” sparking imagination with its magical theme. “Il Safari Africano” takes listeners on a musical adventure, while “Il cha cha cha di Halloween” and “Halloween è già” add a festive touch for the holiday season. Songs like “Porcello Celestino” and “Filastrocca delle forme” offer playful and educational content, creating an engaging experience for young audiences.

With catchy melodies and simple lyrics, Lucilla's music continues to entertain and educate, making it a staple in children’s playlists.

Lucilla's latest album, "Dove c'è l'arcobaleno," was released in 2024 and adds to her collection of engaging children's music. This album showcases her ability to connect with young listeners through relatable themes and catchy melodies. The tracks aim to inspire imagination and joy among children.

In addition to the album, Lucilla has been busy with new singles. "La Pasqua più bella che c'è" and "È carnevale," both set to release in 2025, reflect seasonal celebrations and are likely to resonate well with her audience. Earlier in 2024, she introduced "Che bello quando nevica" and "Fumo nero sale su," which feature playful narratives that engage kids and spark their creativity. Each release continues to solidify her presence in the pop and children's music scene in Italy.

Lucilla has made notable appearances at several key venues and festivals in Italy. One highlight was her performance at Tuscany Hall, where she engaged a diverse audience with her energetic and family-friendly music. The venue, known for its vibrant atmosphere, provided a fitting backdrop for her engaging stage presence.

At the Parco Centrale, she participated in a popular summer festival, attracting families and children. The outdoor setting allowed for a lively interaction with fans, creating memorable moments. Other venues include Raffo Parco Gondar and Teatro Lirico Giorgio Gaber, where her music resonated well with attendees.

Additionally, Lucilla has taken the stage at Palaunical, a venue that supports various artists. These performances have contributed to her growing reputation in the children's music scene, showcasing her ability to connect with young audiences across Italy.