Monument to Mia Martini, Bagnara Calabra

Monument to Mia Martini, Bagnara Calabra
Mia Martini, was an Italian singer-songwriter. Loredana Bertè's older sister was one of the most notable female voices in Italian popular music alongside Mina.
Her career began in 1963 under the name Mimì Bertè. After a brief stint as a yéyé singer, she rebooted in 1971 under the pseudonym Mia Martini. Her first album was Oltre la collina. With hits like Padre davvero, Piccolo uomo, Donna sola, Minuetto, Il guerriero, Inno, E stelle stan piovendo, Al mondo, Che vuoi che sia, Libera or Per amarti, she became one of the protagonists of the 1970s and achieved one great popularity, not only in Italy. But she suffered a series of personal and professional setbacks and soon gained a bad reputation as an unlucky woman, which led to her prematurely ending her career in the mid-80s. After a successful comeback in 1989, she received more encouragement again, the success of the song Almeno tu nell'universo at the Sanremo Festival in 1989 was significant. The singer achieved several musical successes before her sudden death.
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