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Mina Anna Mazzini, known mononymously as Mina, is an Italian singer and former actress. She was a staple of television variety shows and a dominant figure in Italian pop and rock and roll music from the late 1950s to the mid-1970s, known for her three-octave vocal range, the agility of her soprano voice, and her image as an emancipated woman.
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Born 25 March 1940 · Q231156
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Published video “Le farfalle nella notte (Live - 2026 Restored)”.
Published video “Viva lei (Live - 2026 Restored)”.
Published video “Mina - Ta-ra-ta-ta (Live 1966)”.
Published video “MINA | DISTANZE”.
Published video “Sacumdì, sacumdà (Live - 2026 Restored)”.
Published video “Mina - Distanze”.
Published video “MINA | CAPIRÒ”.
Published video “MINA | CORIANDOLI”.
Published video “Insieme (Live - 2026 Restored)”.
Released album “Gassa d’amante”.
Released album “Ti amo come un pazzo”.
A duet of Blanco and Mina, "Un briciolo di allegria", was number 1 in the Italian hit parade for 5 consecutive weeks
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Released album “Mina in studio 2001–2021”.
Released album “Encadenados”.
Released album “Mina Fossati”.
Released album “Maeba”.
Mina's new album MAEBA in 2018 debuted again at the Number 1 spot of the Italian albums and vinyls hit parade
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Released album “Le migliori”.
There was quite a hype about a second album of Mina and Celentano together: Le Migliori
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Awarded Ambrogino d'oro presented by Milan (2015).
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Released album “Italian Best”.
Released album “Selfie”.
Released album “Mi sei scoppiato dentro il cuore”.
Released album “Christmas Song Book”.
Released album “12 (American Song Book)”.
Released album “Piccolino”.
Released album “Caramella”.
The Chicago band La Scala released a rock cover of her hit "Tu Farai" with Gretta Rochelle on vocals
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Released album “Facile”.
Released album “Sulla tua bocca lo dirò”.
Released album “Todavía”.
Mina published Todavía, an album in Spanish and Portuguese, which reached No
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Released album “Bau”.
Released album “L'allieva”.
Released album “Bula Bula”.
Released album “Napoli secondo estratto”.
“Don't call me baby (Can't take my eyes off you)”
And 2004, among them Best Musical, and won the Premio Clarín for Best Musical
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Released album “Veleno”.
Released album “Mina canta o Brasil”.
Released album “Amanti di valore”.
Released album “Attila, Volume 1”.
Awarded Grand Officer of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (2001).
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Mina published the compilation album Colección Latina
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Released album “Mina in studio”.
Released album “Mina 25, Volume 1”.
Released album “Dalla Terra”.
Released album “Nº 0”.
Released album “Olio”.
Released album “Sabor a Mina”.
Released album “Pappa di latte, Vol. 2”.
Released album “Pappa di latte, Vol. 1”.
Released album “Mina Celentano”.
Released album “Leggera”.
(Released as "I Hate You Then I Love You")
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Released album “Napoli”.
Released album “Cremona”.
Released album “Heisser Sand”.
Released album “Pappa di latte, Vol. 1/2”.
Released album “Canarino mannaro”.
Released album “Mina canta i Beatles”.
Released album “Lochness”.
Released album “Moliendo café”.
Released album “Sorelle Lumière”.
Released album “Caterpillar”.
Released album “Ti conosco mascherina”.
In the soundtrack of the film Goodfellas
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Released album “Uiallalla, Vol. 1/2”.
All of her records included the jazzy piano playing of Danilo Rea
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Released album “Ridi pagliaccio”.
Awarded Targa Tenco for Rane Supreme (1987).
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Released album “Rane supreme, Volume 2”.
Released album “Rane supreme, Volume 1”.
Released album “Tua ... Mina”.
Released album “Sì, buana, Vol. 1”.
Released album “Sì, buana”.
"Questione di feeling", a duet with Riccardo Cocciante, was the 13th biggest-selling single of the year in Italy and became an evergreen (as a hit song is called in Europe)
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Released album “Finalmente ho conosciuto il conte Dracula...”.
Released album “Catene”.
Released album “Catene, Vol. 2”.
Released album “25”.
Released album “Italiana, Vol. 1”.
Released album “Italiana, Vol. 2”.
Released album “Italiana”.
Released album “En español”.
Released album “Salomè”.
Mina became engaged to her last husband, cardiologist Eugenio Quaini, in 1981.
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Released album “Kyrie”.
Released album “Attila”.
But has continued to release popular albums and musical projects on a yearly basis to the present day
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Released album “Mina quasi Jannacci”.
Released album “Mina con bignè”.
Released album “Singolare”.
Released album “Singolare e plurale”.
Released album “Plurale”.
Released album “Minacantalucio”.
Released album “La Mina”.
Released album “Mina®”.
Released album “Baby Gate & Mina®”.
Released album “Baby Gate”.
Reached the Billboard Hot 100, UK Top 10, No
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Released album “Frutta e verdura”.
Released album “Altro”.
Released album “Cinquemilaquarantatre”.
Their daughter Benedetta Mazzini was born on 11 November 1971.
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Released album “Mina”.
Released album “...quando tu mi spiavi in cima a un batticuore...”.
Released album “For You”.
Mina changed her hairdo from short and straight to long blonde curls, and started to wear a black minidress
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Released album “...bugiardo più che mai... più incosciente che mai...”.
Released album “I discorsi”.
Released album “Canzonissima '68”.
Released album “Sabato sera: Studio Uno 1967”.
Released album “Dedicato a mio padre”.
Released album “Mina due”.
Released album “Studio uno 66”.
Mina started working with the Swiss Broadcasting Service and the Orchestra Radiosa in Lugano
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Released album “Studio uno”.
Mina's brother, Alfredo Mazzini, died in a car accident in 1965.
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As her record sales were unaffected and audiences demanded to see Mina on the air, RAI was forced to end the ban and let Mina return to television on 10 January 1964.
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Released album “Stessa spiaggia stesso mare”.
As at the time, divorce was not yet legal in Italy
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Because her pregnancy from and relationship with married actor Corrado Pani did not accord with the dominant Catholic and bourgeois morals
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Released album “Renato”.
And Japan in 1964 earned her the title of the best international artist in these countries
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Released album “Due note”.
Released album “Il cielo in una stanza”.
Mina made her Festival della canzone italiana debut in Sanremo with two songs
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Released album “Tintarella di luna”.
With Gino Paoli's ballad "Il cielo in una stanza", which charted on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1961 as "This World We Love In"
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Were the first for a female rock and roll singer in Italy
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Mina listened to American records, and she was a frequent visitor at the Derby Club, the Santa Tecla, and the Taverna Messicana clubs of Milan, which promoted rock and roll music
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Domenico Modugno had caused astonishment by raising his hands in the air during his performance of "Nel blu dipinto di blu" ("Volare")
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Attended college, where she majored in accounting
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Born 1940-03-25.
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