Miranda Martino
Miranda Martino started singing in Rome's nightclubs and festivals as a young performer. In 1962, she released 'Frenesia,' a song that became a national hit...
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Miranda Martino started singing in Rome's nightclubs and festivals as a young performer. In 1962, she released 'Frenesia,' a song that became a national hit and established her in Italian pop music. Another of her well-known songs is 'Nini Tirabusciò.'
Her career wasn't without friction. In 1974, she was arrested during a performance on charges related to public morality, an incident that drew attention to her outspoken approach. She worked regularly with her husband, Sergio Sivori, who produced and directed her music.
Martino recorded more than twenty albums, trying different styles across pop, rock, and jazz. Some of her releases include 'Carillon' from 1973 and 'Chansonette' from 1992.
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