Mina (born Anna Maria Mazzini, 25 March 1940, Cremona) is an Italian singer known for her powerful voice, wide stylistic range and long recording career beginning in the late 1950s; she stopped appearing publicly in 1978 but continued studio recordings.

Frequently praised for her vocal technique and interpretative range; notable collaborations and repertoire include duets and reinterpretations involving Battisti, Gaber and Adriano Celentano; 'Se telefonando' credits Ennio Morricone (music) and Maurizio Costanzo (lyrics) as noted in reviews.

DeBaser's reviews celebrate Mina's vocal mastery, her wide stylistic range (from bossa nova to jazz and pop) and several standout albums and tracks. Reviewers mix nostalgia and close musical analysis, highlighting arrangements and emotional interpretations. The coverage is largely appreciative, with occasional critical notes about repetition and commercial choices.

For:Fans of Italian pop, vocal jazz, 60s–70s music and vocal performance enthusiasts.

 

I love this song.

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"I couldn't wait for her to leave the house so I could jerk off," said Antonello once,

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The voice is still the same, but I swoon much less.

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