Latin, French, Italian Raffaella Carra Raffaella Carra - Grandes Exitos (1992)
Raffaella Carra - Grandes Exitos (1992)
Raffaella Carra - Grandes Exitos (1992)
01. Que Dolor 02. Dame Un Beso 03. Eres Un Bandido 04. Adios Amigo 05. Africa 06. Mama Dame 100 Pesetas 07. Caliente, Caliente 08. Bailo, Bailo 09. Esta Historia 10. Madre Mia 11. Cuando Calienta El Sol 12. No, No Vamos Al Mar 13. Amore, Amore 14. Medley Rumbas
Raffaella Carrà was born June 18th 1943 in Bologna (Italy) and she very famous in Italy, Spain and Latin-America. She is a show-woman: Raffaella introduces, entertains, interviews, dances, sings and, of course, she's an actress. Highly unlikely she was already a household name at the time of the Saturday night TV variety shows, when 'Signorina Pelloni' from Bologna, fresh from the beaches of the Adriatic and with a new stage name first coyly revealed her perfect navel and made quiet family men break out in a cold sweat; when her, far from skinny, legs gave some consolation to housewives struggling with the latest point-based diet; when her winning smile made the comic spells of Maga Maghella credible to the little ones. Carràmba che sorpresa!, ¡Hola Raffaella!, Canzonissima, En casa con R affaella, Pronto... Raffaella?, A las 8 con Raffaella, Ma che sera, La hora de Raffaella Carrà, Domenica in... and more, are some variety shows's titles of her programs in Spain and in Italy.
Her most successful songs include "Tuca Tuca", written by her former boyfriend Gianni Boncompagni, "Tanti Auguri" ("Best Wishes"), which gained cult status in the Greek gay community, and "A far amore comincia tu" ("Do It, Do It Again" in the English version).
Italian singer Tiziano Ferro dedicated his song "E Raffaella è mia" to her (2007). Graduated from Italy's National Film School in 1960. Had a 20 year relationship with Sergio Japino. The two still remain very close and go on holidays together.