Orietta Berti

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Orietta Berti
Berti in 2008
Background information
Birth name	Orietta Gallimberti
Born	(1943-06-01) 1 June 1943 (age 80) Cavriago, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Genres	Pop folk
Occupation(s)	Singer television personality actress
Years active	1965–present
Labels	Karim Polydor Cinevox CGD
Website	oriettaberti.it

Orietta Berti Commendatore OMRI^[1] (born Orietta Galimberti; 1 June 1943) is an Italian pop-folk singer and television personality.

Biography

Born in Cavriago, Berti began her career in 1962 and had her first success in 1965 with the song "Tu sei quello" (You're the one), which won the music contest Un disco per l'estate^[2] and ranked second in the Italian hit parade.^[3] Several songs of hers, such as "Fin che la barca va" (As long as the boat goes), were not only commercial hits but also became instant classics in Italy.^[2] She entered the Sanremo Music Festival competition 11 times between 1966 and 1992,^[2] and returned a 12th time in 2021, after a 29-year break, the longest between two participations of the same artist in the history of the contest. In 2021 Fedez, Achille Lauro and Orietta Berti published summer hit "Mille"'. With it, Orietta Berti came again at the first position of Top Chart Singles FIMI 56 years after "Tu sei quello".

Discography

Studio albums

• Orietta Berti canta suor Sorriso (1965)
• Quando la prima stella (1966)
• Orietta Berti (1967)
• Dolcemente (1968)
• Tipitipitì (1970)
• Orietta (1971)
• Più italiane di me (1972)
• Cantatele con me (1973)
• Così come le canto (1974)
• Eppure... ti Amo (1975)
• Zingari... (1976)
• Barbapapà (1979)
• Pastelli (1979)
• Le mie nuove canzoni (1984)
• Futuro (1986)
• Io come donna (1989)
• Da un'eternità (1992)
• Per questo grande ed infinito amore (1996)
• Incompatibili ma divisibili (1999)
• Il meglio di Orietta vol. 1 (2000)
• Il meglio di Orietta vol. 2 (2000)
• Dominique (2002)
• Emozione d'autore (2003)
• Exitos latinos (2006)
• Swing – Un omaggio alla mia maniera (2008)
• Nonostante tutto... 45 anni di musica (2010)
• Dietro un grande amore (2015)
• La mia vita è un film (2021)

Filmography

Films

Television

References

External links

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