Al Bano and Romina Power
Al Bano Carrisi from Cellino San Marco, Italy, met American-born singer Romina Power, daughter of actor Tyrone Power, in 1967. They began performing together...
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Al Bano Carrisi from Cellino San Marco, Italy, met American-born singer Romina Power, daughter of actor Tyrone Power, in 1967. They began performing together as Al Bano e Romina Power, and their 1970 song 'Felicita' became a major European hit.
They had other popular songs like 'Sharazan' and 'Libertà', building a catalog of melodic Italian pop that found audiences across Europe. Their partnership was both musical and personal, which sometimes drew public attention beyond their work.
In 1994, their daughter Ylenia disappeared while traveling in New Orleans. The search received significant media coverage, and her fate was never resolved. The duo eventually stopped performing together, though their earlier music, including 'Ci Sara' and 'Sempre Sempre', continues to be heard.
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