Patty Pravo (born Nicoletta Strambelli in Venice, 1948) is an Italian singer who rose to fame in the 1960s as a figure of the Piper scene. Her long career includes hit singles (La bambola, Pensiero stupendo, Pazza idea), collaborations with prominent songwriters and experiments spanning pop, rock and electronic music.

Born Nicoletta Strambelli in Venice in 1948. Nicknamed 'Ragazza del Piper' after the Piper club where she emerged. Career began in the 1960s and spans decades. Notable hits include La bambola, Pazza idea and Pensiero stupendo. Worked with Vangelis on the 1970s period (album Tanto). Performed at Sanremo and released albums including Ideogrammi (noted for involvement of Chinese musicians in its creation).

Ten DeBaser reviews sketch Patty Pravo as an enduring, chameleonic Italian singer. Critics praise her distinctive voice, key hits and adventurous albums (Ideogrammi, Tanto) while noting ageing and occasional off-key moments. Reviews highlight collaborations (Vangelis, Vasco Rossi) and her status as a 1960s icon. Albums range from electronic experiments to straightforward pop and live collections.

For:Fans of classic Italian pop, 1960s-1980s music enthusiasts, music reviewers and readers interested in singer biographies.

 “The city full of perfumes is filled, come with desire to the crossroads”

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 Patty was someone who embraced the absolute non-thought, and for this, she seemed to never age.

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 Tutto quel che so, io lo so e non te lo dirò

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 Patty Pravo today seems like the best Vasco of the past times: grit, anger, emotions that transform into slogans...

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