Discover 198 Italian entertainment options available in Vigo, Galicia, Spain, with 457 reviews from real clients and an average rating of 5 out of 5. Italian singers, bands, mandolin players and folk dancers bring authentic Italian culture to weddings, parties and themed events.
All 198 suppliers listed here are willing to travel to Vigo. The nearest is based in Calendário, Portugal, 58 miles away.
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Rates for Italian entertainment in Vigo range from about €140 to €1,650+, depending on the type of act and performance duration. Solo musicians and individual singers tend to sit at the lower end, while full bands, classically trained opera duos and dance troupes with costumes command higher rates. Most clients book around €600, which typically covers a professional duo or small ensemble for a standard set length. Travel distance, equipment requirements and any special song preparation also affect the final quote. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 63 enquiries for Italian Entertainment at events in Spain, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 14 November 2026.
Alci - the trip
"Amazing performer! He has a concept that combines classics from different decades + the acoustic touch; this powerful combination creates a unique connection with the audience, who enjoys the gig at its best. I recommend him fully!"
Paola Fiore Burgos
"He sang at my birthday together with a band,
To be honest, he adapted the repertoire to the event and was attentive the whole time!!"
Pagliuca-Mena Quartet
"The Pagliuca-Mena ensemble is incredible – and that is not a word I often use. I found it original, listenable and completely absorbing, not only for the musicians’ class but for the arrangements and the inclusion of so many different facets of music: It’s heavy on the jazz but also strong on the Latin, a little classical and even a touch of folk now and again. It is hard to put into words how struck I was listening to this so I am not going to try, but rather say if you want something very different but with enough familiarity to make it still comfortable, listen to this music.
It takes a lot for me to get excited by a band on first hearing, but the Pagliuca-Mena Sextet instigated just that. They are one of the most exciting bands I have heard for a long time and the delivery of this music is truly exceptional."
Harpist Neleta Ortiz
"I wanted to thank you, it was truly wonderful in such a beautiful place. I’m delighted that you were with us to share this moment."
Vivianna Giannaki
"They met in Buenos Aires, they connected, him a gypsy-like guy and her a robust opera singer who could take on interpreting Carmen at any moment.
An exotic couple and very fitting to sing us passions."
Annalisa Vaughan
"Every time I hear this lady singing, the voice has grown. She's an Italian soprano of the old school, and her Puccini interpretations are a must-see.
(This review is quoted from Annalisa Vaughan's professional Facebook profile)."