| “How can you express enough appreciation to those who gave...and for those who give their lives daily. Truly, I am honored to sing our National Anthem.” - Lou Galterio 
| | Bio
"Strong"..."Powerful"..."Moving"... are just some of the words used to describe Lou's voice by many who have heard him sing. Lou is quickly becoming a well known vocalist throughout the state of Florida. He studied the voice of Caruso and has a love for Romantic Crooning. With a deep resonant Baritone voice that is also versatile, Lou has entertained at events in the styles of Frank Sinatra, Andrea Bocelli and Mario Lanza. Passion for his Italian heritage has given him opportunities to sing at the Feast of Little Italy in Jupiter, the Taste of Little Italy in Port St. Lucie, Il Circolo Italian Cultural Society of the Palm Beaches, UNICO National Italian American Service Organization and also for the President of the National Italian American Foundation. At the Feast of Little Italy, Lou performed the Italian National Anthem for the opening ceremonies and serenaded the crowd from a balcony at Abacoa. Lou is in extremely high demand to sing our National Anthem. With his powerful Operatic voice, his a cappella delivery is second to none. His rendition is considered by many to be one of the best performances of the National Anthem ever! He had the privilege of appearing live on ESPN for a nationally televised game. He sings regularly for Spring Training Major League Baseball and has sung for such teams as the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Florida Marlins, Baltimore Orioles, Minnesota Twins, Cincinnati Reds, New York Mets, Atlanta Braves and the Houston Astros. He also sings the Canadian National Anthem for the Toronto Blue Jays and performs for College Sports, Equestrian, Polo and Rodeo tournaments. Appearences
Lou has had the honor of singing for the Governor of Florida on multiple occasions, for Former First Lady Barbara Bush, Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and many other U.S. Senators and Congressmen. He has also performed for the Mayors of different cities across Florida as well as many dignitaries. Lou has been invited to sing for the Armed Forces many times. On National Patriotic holidays like Memorial Day, Independence Day and Veterans Day, Lou will perform at up to five events on the same day. His dedication to honoring all those who have served and are currently serving is truly admirable. Lou has a heart for Law Enforcement. He has sung for the Florida State Law Enforcement Memorial in Tallahassee, the Fraternal Order of Police in Palm Beach County and is invited to sing for Orange County Sheriff's Fraternal Order of Police in Orlando. Lou has also performed at fundraisers for charitable and non-profit organizations such as the American Red Cross, Forgotten Soldiers Outreach, American Cancer Society, the YMCA, the American Legion, Easter Seals, the Boy Scouts of America and the Humanitarian Society. Venues
Lou has performed at Dolphin Stadium, American Airlines Arena, Bank Atlantic Center, Trump's Mar-a-Lago, The Breakers, The Kravis Center, Florida State Capitol House & Senate, International Polo Club of Palm Beach, Palm Beach International Equestrian Center, Walt Disney World, Palm Beach County Convention Center, Lakeside Park, South Florida VA National Cemetery, Jim Brandon Equestrian Center, Meyer Amphitheater, FAU, Northwood University, Tradition Square, Atlantis Country Club, Broken Sound Country Club, Embassy Suites Boca, Marriott at Boca Center, Roger Dean Stadium, Boca Country Club, Osceola County Stadium, Ft. Lauderdale Stadium, Lockhart Stadium, Ed Smith Stadium, Knology Park, Tradition Field, Veterans Park Amphitheater, Bicentennial Park, Intracoastal Park, Palm Beach Memorial Park, The Players Club Restaurant, South County Civic Center, Abacoa Country Club, Benvenuto Restaurant, The River Center at Burt Reynolds Park, Centennial Square, Palm Beach Baptist Church, Christ Fellowship, Grace Bible Church, Village of Wellington's Veterans Memorial, Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Abacoa Town Center, National Croquet Center and the Agri-Civi Center. | |