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Louiselle
Louiselle is a vocal trio from Italy that formed around 2005. Their first album was called "Primavera." They sing traditional folk songs like "Andiamo a...
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Louiselle is a vocal trio from Italy that formed around 2005. Their first album was called "Primavera." They sing traditional folk songs like "Andiamo a Mietere Il Grano," which has become one of their best-known pieces. The group originally included Silvia Mezzanotte, Eleonora Bianchini, and Silvia Querci.
In 2008 they put out a second album, "Il Canto delle Sirene." Around 2012, Mezzanotte left to work on her own music, but the other two kept performing as a trio. They've also recorded songs like "Ci Sono Due Ragazzi" and "La Vigna."
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