Marcella Bella

Sibling and sister Gianni and Marcella Bella produced their saving industry debut jointly in the first ’70s with strike songs such as for example “Hai Ragione Tu” (1971), “Montagne Verdi” (1972), “Io Domani” (1973), and “Nessuno Mai” (1974). The duo was presented to Italian viewers thanks in huge component to Marcella’s functionality at the beginning Sanremo Festival, performing “Montagne Verdi.” The Bellas gained the esteemed Gondola of Silver Award in the Mostra Internazionale di Venezia for the record “Nessuno Mai.” Collaborations using the acclaimed manufacturer Mogol characterized Gianni and Marcella Bella’s professions through the entire ’80s, including productions such as for example GB1 (1983), Una Luce (1986), and Credited Cuori Rossi di Vergogna (1988). Though Marcella had taken quite a few years from the spotlight to improve her three sons, she came back with the discharge of Passato e Presente, offering the one “Fa Chic,” compiled by Giancarlo Bigazzi and Gianni. Both having preserved prosperous solo professions, the siblings mixed their efforts once again for the 2007 discharge Per Sempre, which gained them an area on national graphs, marking over 30 years of achievement for the Sicilian pop symbols.