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'''Gianna Nannini''' (born ], ]) is an ] female ] and ] musician. | ||
| She's ]'s older sister. | She's former ] driver ]'s older sister. | ||
| Born in ], she studied ] playing in ] and then ] in ]. | Born in ], she studied ] playing in ] and then ] in ]. | ||
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She sang "Un'estate italiana'', the official song of the ], together with ]. | ||
| == Discography == | == Discography == | ||
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* ''Gianna Nannini'' (]) | ||
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* ''Una radura'' (]) | ||
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* ''California'' (]) | ||
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* ''G.N.'' (]) | ||
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* ''Latin Lover'' (]) | ||
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* ''Puzzle'' (]) | ||
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* ''Tutto Live'' (], live) | ||
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* ''Profumo'' (]) | ||
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* ''Maschi e altri'' (]) | ||
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* ''Malafemmina'' (]) | ||
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* ''Scandalo'' (]) | ||
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* ''Giannissima'' (]) | ||
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* ''Bomboloni'' (]) | ||
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* ''Cuore'' (]) | ||
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* ''Aria'' (]) | ||
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* ''Perle'' (]) | ||
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Gianna Nannini (born June 14, 1956) is an Italian female singer-songwriter and rock musician.
She's former Formula 1 driver Alessandro Nannini's older sister.
Born in Siena, she studied piano playing in Turin and then composition in Milan.
She sang "Un'estate italiana, the official song of the Football World Cup 1990, together with Edoardo Bennato.
Discography
- Gianna Nannini (1976)
- Una radura (1978)
- California (1979)
- G.N. (1981)
- Latin Lover (1982)
- Puzzle (1984)
- Tutto Live (1985, live)
- Profumo (1986)
- Maschi e altri (1987)
- Malafemmina (1988)
- Scandalo (1990)
- Giannissima (1991)
- Bomboloni (1996)
- Cuore (1998)
- Aria (2002)
- Perle (2004)
External links
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