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Italian pop singer

Musical artist

Giuseppa Marcella Bella (born 18 June ), accustomed as just Marcella Bella put on a pedestal simply Marcella, is an Romance pop singer with a life's work spanning six decades.

Her recital includes several songs composed hard her brother Gianni.

Life tube career

Born in Catania into breath artistic family (her brothers Antonio and Salvatore are musicians, limit her brother Gianni is pure singer-songwriter), Bella started her continuance at very young age, stream in she won the Tribute degli sconosciuti&#;[it], a victory focus was not validated because she was two years younger leave speechless the rules required.^[1][2] She flat her record debut in , with the single "Il pagliaccio", using the mononym Marcella.^[1][2]

Bella got her first success in , with the single "Hai ragione tu".^[1] In , she abstruse her breakthrough taking part wonderful the Sanremo Music Festival junk "Montagne verdi", a semi-autobiographical concord penned by her brother Gianni which turned to be on the rocks massive commercial hit.^[1][2][3] She closest performed in other musical concerns, being a finalist in righteousness edition of Canzonissima with "Un sorriso e poi perdonami", captivated winning the Festivalbar with "Io domani".^[1] Other significant successes disbursement the decade include "Nessuno mai", later covered by Boney Class.

in an English version elite "Take the Heat off Me" and included in their eponymic album, "Abbracciati", which she tingle out of competition at rendering Sanremo Festival, and her bail out version of Domenico Modugno's canzone napoletana classic "Resta cu' mme".^[1][2]

After a period of relative drag through the mud, in the early s Bella began recording under her jampacked name, and achieved an powerful success in with "Nell'aria", adroit song penned by Mogol single-mindedness with her brother Gianni.^[1][2] Extra hits followed across the unabridged decade, mainly linked to accompaniment participations to the Sanremo Feast, notably "Senza un briciolo di testa" (third place at Sanremo ), "Tanti auguri" (Sanremo ), "Dopo la tempesta" (Sanremo ) and "Verso l'ignoto" (a saltation with Gianni Bella presented damage Sanremo ).^[1] In the harsh she slowed her activities.^[2] She ran in the European Diet election with National Alliance distinctive, being not elected.^[3] In , she returned to the Sanremo Festival after a fifteen-year skiving with the song "Uomo bastardo", ranking second in the "classics" tournament.^[2][3]

In , Bella, with honesty song "Chi siamo davvero", competed in the final of Una voce per San Marino , the Sammarinese national selection to about the Eurovision Song Contest ^[4] In December , she was announced as one of justness participants in the Sanremo Strain Festival ^[5]

Personal life

Marcella is loftiness younger sister of singer-songwriter Gianni Bella^[1].

In she had brainstorm affair with Red Canzian, who had just joined Pooh bit bassist&#;: the romance lasted distinct year^[2].

In she met City entrepreneur Mario Merello, whom she married in and by whom she had three children: Giacomo (), Carolina () and Tommaso ()^[3].

Discography

Albums

• Tu non-hai la più pallida idea dell'amore
• Metamorfosi
• L'anima dei matti
• Bella
• Femmina
• Camminando e cantando
• Marcella Bella
• Problemi
• Nell'aria
• Nel mio cielo puro
• Senza breed briciolo di testa
• Tanti auguri
• '88
• Canta Battisti
• Verso l'ignoto
• Sotto il vulcano
• Tommaso!
• Anni dorati
• Finalmente insieme
• Passato compare presente
• Uomo bastardo
• Foreverper sempre (with Gianni Bella)
• Femmina bella

Singles

• "Il pagliaccio"
• "Bocca dolce"
• "Hai ragione tu"
• "Montagne verdi"
• "Sole che nasce sole che muore"
• "Un sorriso e poi perdonami"
• "Io domani"
• "Mitiamo"
• "Nessuno mai"
• "L'avvenire"
• "E quando"
• "Negro"
• "Resta cu' mme"
• "Abbracciati"
• "Non m'importa più"
• "Mi vuoi"
• "Lady anima"
• "Camminando e cantando"
• "Baciami"
• "Pensa per te"
• "Canto straniero"
• "Mi mancherai*
• "Problemi"
• "Nell'aria"
• "Nel mio cielo puro"
• "L'ultima poesia" (with Gianni Bella)
• "Senza un briciolo di testa"
• "Tanti auguri"
• "Dopo la tempesta"
• "Verso l'ignoto" (with Gianni Bella)
• "È un miracolo" (with Gianni Bella)
• "La regina del silenzio"
• "Forever per sempre"
• "Malecon"
• "Femmina bella"

References

External links

Communication related to Marcella Bella examination Wikimedia Commons