Al Bano was the guest of Peter Gomez are New, all program Confession, a series of uncomfortable interviews with personalities from the world of entertainment, information and current affairs. The journalist wanted to retrace the salient stages of his career and private life together with the artist.
It is therefore impossible not to mention, as well as the successes of Al Bano, also of the great love for Romina Power and the disappearance she left an unbridgeable void in the heart of the couple: the one of Ylenia Carrisi, the eldest daughter disappeared into thin air and never found. During the interview with Al Bano, he confessed that Romina was already pregnant before the wedding and that at that time the two really dreamed of having a girl.
Understandably, the disappearance of his daughter is still a pain in his soul, as he admitted, in tears to Peter Gomez:
It is never easy for me to talk about it. It is as if one were to open a wound that never stops bleeding. The pain was enormous, immense, and always will be. We will never know where to leave a flower, where to shed a tear.
obviously the love for Ylenia never went out, but his disappearance led, over time, to the failure of his marriage with Romina, what he hoped was forever: “She rightly wanted to get away from those places, she wanted to go on with her life,” he said of the ex wife during the interview.
Just Romina Power, who has never resigned herself and still hopes that her daughter is alive today, has often shared memories with her on her Instagram profile. To remember his daughter Ylenia, has decided to dedicate the month of November to her – the one who saw her come into the world – publishing beautiful photos that portray it.
Of the young woman all traces have been lost in the night between December 31, 1993 and January 1, 1994: the numerous searches were useless. And while Power is still convinced that sooner or later she will be able to hug her daughter again, the singer is convinced that the daughter is dead throwing himself into Mississippi, as some sources have argued in the course of the investigation.
Al Bano concluded the interview with sweet and at the same time heartbreaking phrases, with eyes veiled with tears and a broken voice:
It’s not that words don’t come out, there are so many. One day we will live together all that we have not been able to experience in this life.
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