Italian singer active since the 1970s, known for energetic performances, a string of pop/rock hits and a close public link to her sister Mia Martini.

Sister of Mia Martini; breakthrough and major work in the 1970s and 1980s; collaborated with songwriters such as Ivano Fossati; known hits and albums include "Non sono una signora", "Dedicato", "Traslocando" and "Jazz"; her early work and covers faced censorship and controversy (noted in reviews).

Collection of DeBaser reviews on Loredana Berté covering key albums (Traslocando, Jazz, Bandabertè) and themes like censorship, collaborations with Fossati and tributes to her sister Mia Martini. Reviews are largely affectionate and retrospective. Good entry point for listeners and collectors.

For:Fans of Italian pop/rock, collectors, and readers interested in 1970s–1980s Italian music.

 649.99 euros, today the vinyl is on sale on eBay.

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 "Our life is not construction, jazz" (from "Jazz")

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 Bertè's desire to do (or rather, to overdo) is evident in many songs ("Peccati trasparenti", "Agguato a Casablanca"), but "Dedicato" is beautiful, a very tender and violent track written by an Ivano Fossati in a dazzling state of grace.

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