JAKARTA - JAKARTA - Stefano Bozzini, a man from Italy, did not give up when he was prevented from going to the hospital to visit his sick wife. This 81-year-old man chose to cheer up his wife from the street near the hospital by singing a song from an accordion instrument.
The touching moment recorded in a video went viral on Facebook's social media. When this news was made the video had already been reshared nearly two hundred times.
Meanwhile, quoting CNN, his wife, known as Carla Sacchi, 47-year-old watched him from a window on the second floor of a hospital in Castel San Giovanni, a city in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region. The love song that came out of the accordion made the nuance even more emotional.
He started the exclusive stage for his wife by performing a song called Spanish Eyes by Engelbert Humperdinck, before playing his wife's favorite song.
The romantic element was thickened with Bozzini's appearance. He is seen wearing a red sweater with navy pants, and wearing a furry hat. From the video upload, Bozzini seemed to be playing enthusiastically, while his wife and two other people who were seen wearing masks watched from above the hospital.
Bozzini was seen flapping his feet while playing, waving to his wife at the end of the show. His attention then caught the attention of people passing by around him. "Bravo, bravo, how beautiful this man is flirting with his wife who is in the hospital," said one person who is heard speaking in the video.
The hospital does not treat COVID-19 patients. However, the hospital does not allow visitors to enter the building due to social restrictions to break the chain of spreading COVID-19.
It is known, according to the Italian news agency ANSA, Bozzini was a retired Italian army's Alpini mountain infantry, and the hat was part of his uniform. He was nicknamed by his friend "Gianni Morandi of the Alpines" because he always played the accordion. This couple is known to have been married since 1973.
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