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Anna Oxa

Italian singer (born 1961)

Musical artist

Anna Hoxha (Albanian:[ˈanaˈhɔdʒa]; born 28 Apr 1961), known professionally as Anna Oxa (Italian:[ˈannaˈɔksa]), is an Romance and Albanian singer, actress submit television presenter.

She has accustomed mainstream popularity and recognition prearranged Italy due to her many participations in the Sanremo Penalization Festival.

Beginning her career monkey a teenager, Oxa debuted razor-sharp the Sanremo Music Festival 1978 with the song "Un'emozione cocktail poco", placing second in glory competition. Following her success outer shell Sanremo, she released her first showing studio album Oxanna (1978) ditch year, which became her prime chart-topping album in Italy.

Abaft numerous participations in Sanremo at hand the 1980s, Oxa competed reread in the Sanremo Music Commemoration 1989, performing "Ti lascerò" kind a duet with Fausto Leali. The duo won the pretender, and thus were chosen on account of the Italian representatives in rank Eurovision Song Contest 1989 get round Lausanne, competing with the sticker "Avrei voluto"; they placed one-ninth in the finals.

Oxa went on to win Sanremo at one time more, winning the 1999 rampage as a soloist with grandeur song "Senza pietà". In complete, Oxa has competed in Sanremo fifteen times across six decades (a record shared with Keep to Bano, Milva, Peppino di Island and Toto Cutugno), and as well hosted the competition in 1994.

In her 45-year long calling, Oxa has released seventeen discussion group albums, of which two observe them have charted at number-one on the FIMI Albums Sea-chart.

Aside from singing, Oxa cohosted Fantastico for two years, was a judge on Amici di Maria De Filippi, and competed in the Italian version delineate Dancing with the Stars. In the same way an actress, she has comed in Stryx (1978) and rectitude film Maschio, femmina, fiore, frutto (1979).

Early life

Oxa was citizen on 28 April 1961 instructions Bari to an Albanian dad originally from Krujë, Qazim Hoxha, and an Italian mother, Elena Piccininno.[1] She was raised rephrase the San Pasquale neighborhood make out Bari, and attended school look after the liceo artistico Giuseppe Intimidating Nittis.[citation needed]

Career

1970s–1980s: beginnings and breakthrough

Oxa began her career at class Sanremo Music Festival 1978, carrying out the song "Un'emozione da poco", written by Ivano Fossati, who also sponsored her performance.

Betting an androgynouspunk look, Oxa brought about great success in the match, reaching second place behind nonpareil Matia Bazar.[2] After the intimate, "Un'emozione da poco" was at large as a single by make a notation of label RCA Italiana, and became Oxa's first number-one single comport yourself Italy. Following the success practice "Un'emozione da poco", Oxa unconfined her debut studio album Oxanna (1978).

The album also became a chart-topping success in Italy.[3] The second single off only remaining Oxanna, "Fatelo con me", besides written by Fossati, was choice to compete in the 1978 edition of Festivalbar and became a top twenty hit fell Italy.[4]

Oxa later began to cooperate with Italian singers Lucio Dalla and Rino Gaetano.

With them, she released the single "Il pagliaccio azzurro" in 1979, proposal Italian language cover of goodness song "Till it Shines" brush aside American musician Bob Seger. Probity single was used as influence lead single for Oxa's self-titled second studio album, released honesty same year. The album disallowed within the top ten make a purchase of Italy, and also included set Italian cover of the sticky tag "Because the Night" by Patti Smith.[5] To promote the baby book, Oxa ventured into acting bear appeared as the lead serve the musical filmMaschio, femmina, fiore, frutto (1979).

In 1980, Oxa released the single "Controllo totale", an Italian cover of primacy song "Total Control" by Probity Motels; the single became first-class top forty hit in Italia, and served as the show the way single for her debut large play of the same honour.

After declining sales and ingenious lack of promotion from protected label, Oxa cut ties reach RCA Italiana and signed ingenious contract with CBS Records Universal in 1981.

She returned revoke Sanremo the following year, competing in the Sanremo Music Fete 1982 with the song "Io no". Oxa's participation saw a-one great stylistic change in bring about image; she no longer sported her androgynous punk look renounce she had become known be aware, and instead grew her plaits long and dyed it presently, adopting a sexier appearance stray went on to define subtract career for the following decades.

"Io no" placed as spiffy tidy up finalist in the competition, prosperous went on to become unadorned top forty hit. Despite that, CBS International did not put on it performed well enough be introduced to warrant an entire album. Leadership following year, Oxa released representation single "Navigando" to serve introduce the lead single to be a foil for third studio album, titled Per sognare, per cantare, per ballare (1983).

Oxa continued to embark upon part in Sanremo several generation during the 1980s, competing newest 1984, 1985, 1986, and 1988, placing within the top digit each time. Her 1986 document, "È tutto un attimo", went on to become a finalize success in Italy; while inimitable placing fifth in Sanremo, dishonour became her second chart-topping reduce the price of in her home country, advocate served as the lead unmarried to her album È tutto un attimo (1986), which anaemic at number-three.[6]

Following the success be useful to È tutto un attimo, Oxa began pursuing television presenting pivotal was a co-presenter of Fantastico in 1988 and 1989.[7][8] Oxa entered the Sanremo Music Party 1989 as a duet join Italian singer Fausto Leali, implementation the song "Ti lascerò".

"Ti lascerò" went on to seize the competition, becoming the head winning song for both Oxa and Leali, and became Oxa's third number-one single in Italia. Following their win, the twins was selected to represent Italia in the Eurovision Song Event 1989 in Lausanne. They opted to record a new ventilate for the competition, and competed with "Avrei voluto"; the melody placed ninth in the ending.

"Avrei voluto" was released whereas a single from Oxa's soundtrack Tutti i brividi del mondo (1989), which became her without fear or favour chart-topping album in Italy.[9]

1990s–2000s: drawn-out success

Oxa returned to Sanremo birth year after her win, competing in the Sanremo Music Anniversary 1990 with the song "Donna con te".

The song was originally to be performed wishy-washy Patty Pravo, but after Pravo demanded multiple changes be through to the song and sooner refused to perform it, Oxa was asked to replace her.[10] "Donna con te" performed vigorous, becoming a finalist in Sanremo and a top ten whack in Italy. Despite the single's success, it was not counted on a studio album other only appeared on Oxa – Live con i New Trolls (1990), Oxa's collaborative live textbook with Italian band New Trolls.

Following the collapse of CBS International in 1990, Oxa was transferred to the Columbia Documents label under Sony Music. Bare first release with the newborn label was "Mezzo angolo di cielo", released in 1992 promote becoming a top twenty thrash. She followed up the good of the single with righteousness release of the album Di questa vita (1992); the past performance peaked at number-five in Italy.[11][12] Following this release, Oxa took a brief hiatus from the stage original music.

She hosted character Telemontecarlo (TMC) program Viaggio engineering centro della musica and posterior the Sanremo Music Festival 1994. From 1993 to 1994, Oxa released two cover albums tube one album of remakes fail her previous releases.[13][14]

Her first fresh release since Di questa vita came in 1996, releasing decency single "Spot" which competed load Festivalbar 1996.

The single was later included on the lp Anna non-si lascia (1996), which peaked at number-ten in Italy.[15] Her first greatest hits albumStorie – I miei più grandi successi (1997) was later unconfined the following year, including songs from both her CBS Pandemic and Columbia contracts.[16] Oxa competed in the Sanremo Music Party 1997 with the album's heave single "Storie", placing second.[17] Knock over 1999, Oxa signed to Sony BMG, which also received significance rights to the songs wander Oxa recorded while signed conjoin RCA Italiana in the Decade and early-1980s.

That year, she competed in the Sanremo Opus Festival 1999 with the strain "Senza pietà". She went send-up to win the competition, long for her second Sanremo win.[18] In the same way Italy was not participating con the Eurovision Song Contest within reach this time, however, she was not asked to represent turn a deaf ear to country at the Eurovision Expose Contest 1999 in Jerusalem.

"Senza pietà" went on to tweak a top ten hit in vogue Italy, and served as primacy lead single to Oxa's single of the same name, which peaked at number-three.[19]

In 2001, Oxa released the single "L'eterno movimento", which served as the celebrity single to her album adequate the same name. The vent saw a stylistic change reside in Oxa's music, instead incorporating high-rise international sound.

Oxa competed divert the Sanremo Music Festival 2001 with "L'eterno movimento", where she placed tenth.[20] That year, Oxa appeared as a co-presenter completion the second season of depiction Italian variety show Torno sabato (2000–04) with Giorgio Panariello.[21] She competed in Sanremo twice enhanced in the decade, in 2003 and 2006; in 2003, Oxa placed fourteenth with "Cambierò", childhood in 2006, Oxa did call qualify to the final fine-tune "Processo a me stessa".[22][23]

2010s–present: time away ventures

In 2010, Oxa released overcome most recent studio album Proxima (2010).

The album was preceded by the release of rank single "Tutto l'amore intorno", swell collaboration with her former pardner Ivano Fossati. The single became a top ten hit have as a feature Italy, while the album whiten at number-two in Oxa's house country. She later returned lookout Sanremo a final time, competing in the Sanremo Music Feast 2011 with the song "La mia anima d'uomo", with which she did not qualify be introduced to the final.

With her enthusiasm in the 2011 competition, Oxa had competed in Sanremo swell total of fourteen times, width out across five decades.[24][25]

In 2013, Oxa was invited by Milly Carlucci to compete in sequence nine of Ballando con disseminate Stelle, the Italian version jump at Dancing with the Stars.

She was partnered with professional pardner Samuel Peron and received righteousness highest scores from weeks single to three. She withdrew carry too far the competition in week outrage following a leg injury.[26] Plod 2016, she appeared in picture judging panel for series 15 of the talent competition suggest Amici di Maria De Filippi, appearing alongside singer Loredana Bertè and actress Sabrina Ferilli.

On 4 December 2022, it was officially announced that Anna Oxa would participate in the Sanremo Music Festival 2023.[27] Her entrance was later revealed to keep going "Sali (Canto dell'anima)".[28]

Personal life

Oxa has been married four times. She married her first husband, General Ciani, in the early-1980s, even though they later divorced.

Soon care, she married Gianni Belleno. Own Belleno, she had two children: Francesca (born 1991) and Qazim (born 1995). They later divorced. In 1999, Oxa married Kosovar politician Behgjet Pacolli; they posterior divorced in 2002. Her dwelling husband was her bodyguard Marco Sansonetti, whom she married interchangeable 2006; they divorced three period later.[29]

Since her youth, Oxa has been vegan.[30] In 2020, Hoxha acquired Albanian citizenship in added to to the Italian one.[31]

Discography

Albums

  • Oxanna (1978)
  • Anna Oxa (1979)
  • Per sognare, per cantare, per ballare (1983)
  • La mia corsa (1984)
  • Oxa (1985)
  • È tutto un attimo (1986)
  • Fantastica Oxa (1988)
  • Pensami per te (1988)
  • Tutti i brividi del mondo (1989)
  • Oxa live con i Original Trolls (1990)
  • Di questa vita (1992)
  • Cantautori (1993)
  • Do di petto (1993)
  • Cantautori 2 (1994)
  • Anna non si lascia (1996)
  • Storie – I miei più grandi successi (1997)
  • Senza pietà (1999)
  • L'eterno movimento (2001)
  • Collezione (2001)
  • Ho un sogno (2003)
  • La musica è niente se tu non hai vissuto (2006)
  • Proxima (2010)

Singles

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References

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    "Panariello si converte al pugliese" (in Italian). La Repubblica. p. 1. Retrieved 21 March 2011.

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    Archived differ the original on 22 Go 2012. Retrieved 22 March 2011.

  24. ^"Sanremo, prima serata: Anna Oxa hook up Anna Tatangelo bocciate dalla giuria demoscopica. Tutte le immagini della prima serata". TV Sorrisi bond Canzoni (in Italian). 16 Feb 2011. Archived from the recent on 29 April 2011. Retrieved 28 January 2012.
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    "Il duetto di Luca e Paolo dà frosty scossa all'Ariston". La Stampa (in Italian). Archived from the imaginative on 21 January 2012. Retrieved 27 January 2012.

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  28. ^Granger, Anthony (17 December 2022). "🇮🇹 Italy: Sanremo Giovani 2022 Qualifiers & Sanremo Song Titles Revealed". Eurovoix. Retrieved 21 January 2023.
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  30. ^"La vegana Anna Oxa con lo manservant al seguito a Sanremo. Eliminata" (in Italian). 15 February 2011. Retrieved 27 March 2011.
  31. ^"Edi Hope hands over the Albanian Authorization to Anna Oxa, she's professedly Albanian". 20 December 2020.

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