A major new chapter has opened in the international journey of NATISA, who performed at the BIG ART Festival in Porto Cervo on the same evening as global superstar Robbie Williams.
On August 9, Romazzino, A Belmond Hotel, on Costa Smeralda welcomed one of the summer’s most exclusive international events, bringing together guests from the worlds of business, investment, fashion, luxury, culture and the creative industries.
NATISA shines at BIG ART Festival in Porto Cervo alongside Robbie Williams, stepping onto a stage associated with internationally acclaimed performers and presenting her music to an audience many of whom were discovering her for the first time.
BIG ART Festival has developed an international calendar that in 2026 has included destinations such as St. Moritz, Courchevel, Hong Kong, Samarkand, New York, Monaco and Porto Cervo. Among the artists featured during the season are Rita Ora, Plácido Domingo, Craig David, 50 Cent and Robbie Williams.
Alongside established global names, the festival also offers emerging artists the opportunity to introduce themselves to a highly international audience. In Porto Cervo, NATISA faced precisely this challenge: capturing attention through her voice, stage presence and artistic identity.
For the singer, sharing the evening with an artist of Robbie Williams’ stature represented both an honour and an important professional experience.
“It is a tremendous honour for me to be part of BIG ART Festival and to perform on the same evening as Robbie Williams,” NATISA said. “What mattered most to me was the opportunity to perform for an international audience, many of whom had never heard of me before, and to share my music and creativity with them.”
Behind the Porto Cervo performance lies a career shaped by different musical worlds. NATISA is a singer, songwriter and composer whose experience embraces jazz, soul, pop, orchestral music, folk influences and contemporary sounds.
For several years she was the lead soloist of the RadioBand orchestra, an experience that gave her a strong foundation in live performance. Another important stage in her career was The Voice, where she first participated as a contestant before later returning as a vocal coach.
Today her focus is increasingly on original music and songwriting. Her songs explore love, hope, loneliness, vulnerability, inner strength and the moments of transformation that force people to rediscover themselves.
NATISA currently lives and works between Vienna and Prague, developing new material in Vienna at MG Sound Studio alongside international producers and musicians.
Her artistic path has also included a recording of George Gershwin’s “The Man I Love” with violinist Yury Revich, reflecting her desire to move freely between different musical traditions rather than define herself through a single genre.
