Amici: Il Volo e Kledi Kadiu giudici, Alex sfida

Maria De Filippi returns to the screen at 14:00 local time on Canale 5 for a new episode of the talent show Amici. The Sunday afternoon broadcast brings back established student benches across singing and dancing, alongside the program’s newer athletic disciplines, while setting up the day’s opening competitive face-offs and guest performances.

Student Roster and Discipline Breakdown in the School

The classroom rosters span multiple disciplines, featuring both returning contenders and fresh faces. In the singing category, the current student body includes Kashmere, Nicolò, Saitta, Tìaso (supported by Amadeus), the Jed, Paulo, Shari (under Rudy Zerbi), Andrea Heros, and Aura (guided by Samurai Jay).

On the dance side, students preparing routines for the studio stage consist of Charli, Clara, Lollo, Napo (mentored by Ambra Angiolini), Anna M., Benedetta (under the instruction of Alessandra Celentano), Anna A., and Riccardo (guided by Lorella Cuccarini). The show also continues to spotlight its sport category, featuring Gabriele for boxing, India for judo, and Alex for artistic roller skating.

Alex Issues Challenge as Il Volo and Kledi Kadiu Judge

Sunday’s broadcast centers around high-stakes arena friction, highlighted by the first direct competitive challenge featuring roller skater Alex. Viewers will also watch to see whether singer Erness can successfully reclaim his bench in the school following a previous suspension.

Evaluating the afternoon’s performances, Il Volo joins the studio as super guests to judge the singing competition, while choreographer and dancer Kledi Kadiu takes the judges’ seat for the dance showcase. The episode also features live music from Ariete, who performs her single “Rivoluzione” from her latest album Tutti Tornano A Casa, released via Bomba Dischi under license to Warner Records Italy.

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