Fiorella Mannoia (born 4 April 1954 in Rome) is an Italian singer famed as an interpreter of Italian songwriter material; she debuted as a teenager and achieved widespread recognition with the 1987 hit "Quello che le donne non dicono."

Italian singer and interpreter; debuted at age 18; breakthrough/public success with "Quello che le donne non dicono" (1987). Frequently collaborates with major Italian songwriters (Ivano Fossati, Enrico Ruggeri, Francesco De Gregori and others). Regular live performer with several acclaimed live albums. Some later projects and cover albums received mixed-to-negative reviews.

DeBaser reviews paint Fiorella Mannoia as a gifted interpreter with standout live albums and landmark studio work (notably Canzoni per parlare). Some projects (notably Onda Tropicale and later covers) received sharp criticism. Overall reception across reviews is mixed: respect for vocal/interpretative ability, reservations about certain artistic choices.

For:Fans of Italian pop and interpreters, music listeners interested in Italian singer-songwriters, and readers of critical album reviews.

 Endowed with an uncommon voice and interpretative passion, in this collection, she tackles almost all of her classics, offering us an author's insight worthy of being listened to.

  Discover the review

 The red-haired Fiorella does not succeed in her attempt to create a Brazilian album, even with the help of big names like Caetano Veloso.

  Discover the review

 A squalid attempt to swindle money from fans with yet another copy/paste record operation on the edge of decency.

  Discover the review

 Over the years Fiorella Mannoia has confirmed herself, with her ever-evolving voice, as an expressive and skilled interpreter, very versatile and varied.

  Discover the review
You and Fiorella Mannoia
Who knows Fiorella Mannoia?
Loading...