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Antonia

b. 2005

Italian singer-songwriter

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Born 2005. Antonia is an Italian singer-songwriter.

Antonia Nocca (born 19 October 2005), known professionally by the mononym Antonia, is an Italian singer.

Early life and education Raised in the Materdei neighborhood of Naples with her sister Lorenza, she is the second daughter of Carmen Garzillo and Giuseppe "Pino" Nocca.

She discovered music at the age of six while attending Onorato Fava Elementary School in her hometown. Around the same time, she began taking singing lessons and then performing on stage, and by the age of ten she was already singing in Neapolitan. In July 2024, she graduated from the Gian Battista Vico State Classical Lyceum in her hometown.

Career In November 2024, she joined the cast of the twenty-fourth edition of Canale 5's musical talent show Amici di Maria De Filippi, entering the initial phase. In February 2025, she entered the series phase of the show by joining professor Rudy Zerbi's team and in May of the following year she reached the final, where she finished fourth and won the Spotify Singles Award (awarded during the semi-final), the Enel Critics' Award and the Unicità Oreo Award.

During the show, she released several new songs, including "Giganti", "Dove ti trovi tu", "Romantica" and "Relax", all four of which were later included in her debut EP, Relax, released on 24 May 2025 by Ecletic Records and Warner Music Italy, which also includes the songs "Le curve" and "Weekend". The EP debuted at number thirty-seven on the FIMI Albums Chart. In the summer of that same year, she performed at several musical events, including TIM Summer Hits, Battiti Live, Yoga Radio Bruno Estate and RDS Summer Festival.

On 24 October "Genie in a Bottle" was released for Spotify, a reinterpretation of the 1999 song of the same name by Christina Aguilera. In the same month she was chosen to compete in Sanremo Giovani 2025, the youth selection for the Sanremo Music Festival 2026, with the song "Luoghi perduti". After making it through the first round and the semifinal, she reached the final where she was eliminated. On 22 May 2026 Aiello's album Scorpione was released, in which Antonia collaborated on the track "Fiammiferi". On 5 June the single "Obbligo o verità" was released.

Personal life In 2025 she started dating singer Cristiana Carella, known as Senza Cri, whom she met during her participation on the twenty-fourth edition of Amici di Maria De Filippi. Coincidentally, Carella also entered Sanremo Giovani 2025 going on to reach the final like Nocca.

Released: 24 May 2025 Label: Ecletic, Warner Music Italy Format: CD, digital download, streaming 37

Singles As lead artist

Collaborations +List of singles as featured artistTitleYearAlbum or EP"Fiammiferi"2026Scorpione

Television programs

Participation in singing events Sanremo Giovani (Rai 1) 2025 – Finalist with "Luoghi perduti"

Awards and nominations

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L.Clas.Vico Di Napoli
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Antonia Nocca, Tota

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Antonia?

Italian singer-songwriter

When was Antonia born?

Antonia was born on 19 October 2005 in Naples.

What is Antonia's occupation?

Antonia is a singer-songwriter.

What nationality is Antonia?

Antonia is Italian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Antonia

· Wikidata: Q132794852

· DBpedia: Antonia (Italian singer)

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