What’s the song in 2022 Giorgio Armani “Acqua di Gioia” commercial

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On June 2022, Giorgio Armani released a new commercial for the women’s perfume Acqua di Gioia (the female perfume of the famous Acqua di Giò line). The commercial is very summery, has a pleasant song in the background, and a happy, fresh Italian actress as a protagonist. Let’s discover together what the song and the actress are.

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You can find here the original 2022 Giorgio Armani commercial.

The song in the new Giorgio Armani commercial

Hajna - Aspetterò Featuring Mina Shankha (Oonga Remix)

The song in the new 2022 Giorgio Armani “Acqua di Gioia” commercial is Aspetterò by Hajna, with the collaboration of Mina Shankha, in the Oonga remix released on February 2021. The original song was out in 2019 (you can find the original version here), and it has Italian lyrics about beauty and life. Here is the part that we can hear in the commercial.

Quando sei solo nella vita
E impari le cose belle
Io mi ricordo degli amici
E anche quanto eri bella

Aspetterò

When you are alone in life
And you learn about the beautiful things
I remember friends
And also how beautiful you were

I’ll wait

It’s a slow, downtempo song with a nice background story, explained by the artist:

The album is the story of a traveller in search of an answer, a deep initiation quest to find the lost civilization of the Naacals and their ancient wisdom. As memories and dreams unfold before the traveller’s eyes, a soulful journey into the mind begins, inviting the listener to dive into an ocean of diverse textures and smooth beats, from downtempo to folktronica and subtle side-trips: a mystic journey from beginning to end.

Who’s the actress in the Acqua di Gioia commercial?

The actress in the 2022 “Acqua di Gioia” commercial by Giorgio Armani is Greta Ferro, an Italian actress who became famous in 2018 just for her contribution to a short film made for Armani/Laboratorio. You can find it here.