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I'm tempted to just hit the "in case of emergency" button and include Ayu. That's how bad things are.

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  • Love sneaking into the base threads of artists I don't care about/for sometimes but in a sociological study kind of way, it's like a whole other world   Like, what are the Normani or Hilary

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12 minutes ago, AvadaKedavra said:

My last avi was a little bit dark-mysterious
so i moved to a new cutesy rebrand

is this Cucurella

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3 minutes ago, conatus said:

La Madonna Italiana

That phrasing probably doesn't help but she does feel like a Madonna idk.

I say that while my write-up for Yumi Matsutoya directly states that maybe we shouldn't always conflate the best-selling artist female artist with that title.

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2 minutes ago, conatus said:

Also couldn't find a good enough source calling her La Madonna Italiana, otherwise I would have included her

Maybe in part 3 with... Um...

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Overall career-wise she's more similiar to Cher tbh, Raffaella Carrà and Patti Pravo are definitely more known as the Italian Madonnas if I can help you with that

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1 minute ago, Florence Belch said:

Overall career-wise she's more similiar to Cher tbh, Raffaella Carrà and Patti Pravo are definitely more known as the Italian Madonnas if I can help you with that

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Both are great alternatives. Pensiero stupendo and Tanti auguri sweep.

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One more week until I can return to gymbro thirst trap avis

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1 minute ago, conatus said:

Both are great alternatives. Pensiero stupendo and Tanti auguri sweep.

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If it's Raffaella, then I'm ready to give 10s to her evergreens; if it's Patty, then I'll multiply them by 10⁻¹ (love Pisello Stupendo though)

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The way I don't know what you're all talking about but just like Madonna I like learning new things. School is in session!

16 minutes ago, Florence Belch said:

Never knew I would find someone discovering the Cremona's tigress, you have been just blessed with one of the best voices and vintage discographiesjonny2

Se Telefonando and Ancora, Ancora, Ancora are considered two of the best Italian songs ever written! And if you love this diva, then let me suggest you Mia Martini and Giuni Russo babe

Città Vuota is kind of a classic here in Spain. I checked her album not long ago because early in the year I watched Claudia Cardinale's Girl with a Suitcase, and a lot of the scenes with music were honestly so beautiful, gorgeous, and dramatic. So I had to check out how gaggy the Italo-Pop girls were, and omg... Studio Uno is kinda giving album of a lifetime.

I've also discovered "Nessuno mi può giudicare" by Caterina Caselli, "La bambola" by Patty Pravo (another classic here), and "L'appuntamento" by Ornella Vanoni... and whew, the collapse!

I'll definitely check more out because I'm obsessed with the genre/sound.jonny

There's only one thing I like more than sharing what I know with other people
And that's learning
Please, someone, teach me something I don't already know

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Let me check Raffaella because her antics are looking extremely interesting to me

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Just now, Antisocialites said:

Città Vuota is kind of a classic here in Spain. I checked her album not long ago because early in the year I watched Claudia Cardinale's Girl with a Suitcase, and a lot of the scenes with music were honestly so beautiful, gorgeous, and dramatic. So I had to check out how gaggy the Italo-Pop girls were, and omg... Studio Uno is kinda giving album of a lifetime.

I've also discovered "Nessuno mi può giudicare" by Caterina Caselli, "La bambola" by Patty Pravo (another classic here), and "L'appuntamento" by Ornella Vanoni... and whew, the collapse!

I'll definitely check more out because I'm obsessed with the genre/sound.jonny

Nessuno Mi Può Giudicare is THE unapologetic Italo-pop anthem: for decades (and still today) it has been embraced by all targeted minorities in this wrenched country. Caterina always protected indie artists with her self-made label, and even launched some of the biggest (and best) contemporary artists, such as Elisa!

Ornella has one of the most sophisticated and timeless discographies (+ she was also a kii during her interviews and a wonderful person behind the scenes), Eternità is one of her many phenomenal tracks too jonny2

Wish you the best of luck discovering these gems babe! jonny

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