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Mina, stage name of Mina Anna Mazzini (Busto Arsizio, March 25, 1940),

is a singer, TV presenter, actress and producer Italian naturalized Swiss record. After the marriage of 10 January 2006 with Eugenio Quaini it has become, for the Swiss registry, Mina Anna Quaini. This change does not apply in the Italian registry office records.

Considered one of the greatest singers of all time [, it is known for the quality of her voice and for being the protagonist in numerous popular TV shows by RAI since the mid sixties. His instrument, the warm and personal way, immediately recognizable, is equipped with large amplitude, extent, agility, able to combine the vocal power with the flexibility, and is supported by a technical steadfast; Mina is also distinguished by the interpretative skills and versatility, which led it to deal successfully with music genres often far between.

During his career, which began at the end of the fifties, Mina has starred in more than 1500 songs [and sold over 150 million records until 2010, getting firsts and receiving awards and accolades, with two participations in the Sanremo Festival, three at International exhibition of Light Music, a Targa Tenco, and award the honor of Grand Officer of Merit of the Italian Republic. On the international scene he has garnered acclaim from artists such as Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong  , Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin, Antony and the Johnsons, Jennifer Lopez [, Mónica Naranjo, Celine Dion, Barbra Streisand  , Liza Minnelli  , Luciano Pavarotti.

Mina was born in Busto Arsizio in 1940, a period when his father Giacomo (Mino) Mazzini and mother Regina (Gina) Zoni originating from Cremona, lived temporarily nell'Altomilanese bustocco. In 1943, when Mina is three years, returning to Cremona resident first in Viale Po and later in Corso Mazzini. Shortly after the transfer was born Alfredo, beloved younger brother Mina, who like her sister will undertake a singing career (with the Geronimo pseudonym) but who will die prematurely in a car accident in 1965, just twenty-two.

At the age of thirteen, his father enrolled her at the Rowing Baldesio, frequented by the middle class sports club Cremonese. Become a good swimmer, participating in various competitions and in a regional competition came in second. Right on the edge of the pool, around the age of sixteen, he knows his first boyfriend, Daniele Parolini, paying back the Cremonese, who later became a sports reporter at the Corriere della Sera].

To infuse the love for music is his grandmother Amelia, opera singer, who insists that take piano lessons, but the theoretical study is not done for her. After finishing secondary school at the College of the Sisters of the Blessed Virgin, he began attending the State Commercial Technical Institute Beltrami, but this address does not respond to his inclinations and at the end of the fourth year leave school, turning to what most passionate. He has other interests, she loves reading, especially science fiction books, but singing is what which are grown with more momentum and passion. She already performs at school, at the request of the companions, in moments of recreation.
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Geno

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Ancora Ancora - Mina

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua9u_AoKxgo

Ancora Ancora Ancora, written for her by Christian Malgioglio, they are then brought to success by Mina less and less visible on television, but more and more free, audacious in their musical choices and in the management of her singing career.
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Geno

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Se Telefonado - Mina

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTJSn8Mijbw

Un brano di cui diventa  subito motivo portante e sorregge un testo che racconta la    fine telefonica   di un amore.    ( M.L. ) . Più esattamente di una passione intensa, improvvisa e delicata che si spegne così velocemente da non dare a nessuno il tempo di una spiegazione dell'accaduto. Il famoso testo al condizionale «Se, telefonando, io potessi dirti addio, ti chiamerei...» ben trasmette questa sensazione di impotenza e incompiutezza.

Se Telefonando enumerates among its authors top names in the television panorama of Italian music, including Ghigo De Chiara and Maurizio Costanzo for text and Ennio Morricone, all committed to set up a new repertoire for the singer, on the eve of his third consecutive run transmission Studio One Subsequently Morricone will leave the simple construction of commercial music to devote himself to more advanced forms of composition

Mina has the song for the first time on television during the sixteenth episode (the first cycle with the singer) Studio One of 28 May 1966. [5] The video of this performance is in the DVD The years 1965-1966 Rai vol. 8, contained in a 10-volume monographic box set published by Rai Trade and GSU in 2008.

Born as the theme song for the new television variety show (sort of spin-off of the former Studio One) entitled Air Conditioning and De Chiara Costanzo and one of the authors,  originally it had a slightly different text version. As the same Costanzo later explained in an interview, when singer recording and authors realized that the verse "Then in the darkness suddenly your hand on mine," could give rise to double meanings and intervention by of the strict censorship of the time. Costanzo resolved the ambiguity of the phrase correcting concordances in the plural "Then suddenly in the darkness your hands on mine," but at the time of final registration Mina proposed and obtained permission to affect both versions. The second, correct, became famous and was a great success; the first, original, initially set aside, appeared only in Mina Gold Collection 2 of 1999.

Although the song is 'difficult' because of the tone and voice of the extension leaps required to sing it, the interpretation and the voice of Mina will reveal once again ineccepibil

L'introduzione di fiati ispirata, per ammissione dello stesso Morricone, alle sirene della polizia di Marsiglia, apre un brano di cui diventa subito motivo portante e sorregge un testo che racconta la fine telefonica di un amore.  Più esattamente di una passione intensa, improvvisa e delicata che si spegne così velocemente da non dare a nessuno il tempo di una spiegazione dell'accaduto. Il famoso testo al condizionale «Se, telefonando, io potessi dirti addio, ti chiamerei...» ben trasmette questa sensazione di impotenza e incompiutezza.
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Geno

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Il cielo in una stanza - Mina

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UArWVllS0Ro

Il cielo in una stanza is the second official album of the Italian singer Mina, released on the LP label Italdisc and distributed in June 1960

Contains songs previously on single or published on EP in the same year, except I'm afraid published on 45 laps later, in October.

The album reissued on CD the first time in 1992 by Rare! Records (526877-2) and then placed in a limited edition box set along with the previous and the next (74321-10026-2), attaching the images of original covers of the three LP.

In 2009 it was remastered on vinyl 180 gram from Carousel. In this latest edition the label presents the miniature reproduction of the original cover.

In all Mina singing songs accompanied by the orchestra of Tony De Vita.
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Geno

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Grande Grande - Mina

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kM8y_1ays5c

The single from the album Mina, came out at the beginning of 1972 and entered the top ten songs in the standings last week of February

He positioned himself firmly in second place (behind John Lennon's Imagine), but in mid-March fell to the 4th position. However, in early April he retook second place, keeping it throughout the month, to finally reach the 1st place on April 29. Three weeks later he returned to the 3rd place, surpassed by the March gardens of Lucio Battisti and Words words, created by Mina same. He continued to remain among the top ten songs until the second week of July. In April 2013 Italian Emi has re-released the single vinyl 45 rpm - 7. "The B side I have never spoken, is contained in the so-called" Written for Mina..firmate Paolo Limits "published by EMI in June 2013.

Great, great, great, one of the greatest successes in the career of the singer, probably the one that best represents the collective imagination, won fame and substantial sales at international level; abroad, over the years, they were in fact made many versions of the song.
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Geno

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Insieme - Mina

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8BDwKKbdu0

On the occasion of the 30th birthday of the singer, Lucio Battisti the proposed Together, composed expressly for the voice of Mina, and Flowers pink peach blossoms. Not convinced that she can sing together, the singer initially chose pink flowers peach flowers, and then change your mind. The song remained eighteen weeks in the standings (seventeen of the top 10 positions) coming to reach the 2nd position (while the remoteness of Domenico Modugno occupied the 1st) and making it one of the most important successes in the career of Mina is that the artistic duo Mogol / Baptists.
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Quote from: Leonardo on February 25, 2017, 10:02:49 AM
Grande Grande - Mina

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kM8y_1ays5c

The single from the album Mina, came out at the beginning of 1972 and entered the top ten songs in the standings last week of February

He positioned himself firmly in second place (behind John Lennon's Imagine), but in mid-March fell to the 4th position. However, in early April he retook second place, keeping it throughout the month, to finally reach the 1st place on April 29. Three weeks later he returned to the 3rd place, surpassed by the March gardens of Lucio Battisti and Words words, created by Mina same. He continued to remain among the top ten songs until the second week of July. In April 2013 Italian Emi has re-released the single vinyl 45 rpm - 7. "The B side I have never spoken, is contained in the so-called" Written for Mina..firmate Paolo Limits "published by EMI in June 2013.

Great, great, great, one of the greatest successes in the career of the singer, probably the one that best represents the collective imagination, won fame and substantial sales at international level; abroad, over the years, they were in fact made many versions of the song.
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