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Romina Falconi

b. 1985

Italian singer

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Born 1985. Romina Falconi is an Italian singer and songwriter.

Romina Falconi (born 1 January 1985) is an Italian electropop singer-songwriter.

Biography

Early life and career Romina Falconi grew up in Torpignattara (a known area of Rome), and made her debut on Teatro Ariston, at the 57th Sanremo Music Festival, in 2007, with "Ama", rising to the fifth position in the Newcomers section. In 2009, she worked as a choirgirl during Eros Ramazzotti's Ali e Radici World Tour.

In 2010, she moved to Milan, where she started her collaboration with independent humoristic songwriter Immanuel Casto, with "Crash", an electropop/comedy single contained in Casto's album "Adult Music".

The X-Factor experience In search of a renaissance, after an unproductive period, in 2012 she decided to take part in the sixth season of the Italian version of The X-Factor, joining the Over 25 category and mentored by Morgan. Her fashion stylist was Roberta Martini. She started a dadaist trip in the new wave genre, which was far from her tastes, performing songs like "Duel" by Propaganda, "The Voice" by Ultravox and "Rio" by Duran Duran. One of her most notable performances was "Llorando", a famous theme from David Lynch's Mulholland Drive, and Roy Orbison's Crying cover. She was eliminated at the end of the fourth live show, after a variation on the trash genre, in which she revisited "Il tempo se ne va" by Adriano Celentano.

Independent works After her experience in the showtime, in 2014 Falconi published her first independent Ep's, produced by JLe Management, named "Certi sogni si fanno", containing her most successful single, "Il mio prossimo amore". In the same year Falconi restart the collaboration with Immanuel Casto, airing new singles like "Sognando Cracovia" and "Eyeliner", ironic and grotesque ballads about greed, extreme sex and transgender people. While "Sognando Cracovia" is a taunting ballad joking about a double-dealer, polish carer and her customised old man, "Eyeliner" is the first Casto featuring in a song totally written by Romina, in which are included strong autobiographical contents, related to her youth and an important friendship with Giò, a transsexual woman. The videoclip is a sort of dreamlike and tragic suburb noir, inspired by T.S. Eliot.

Falconi's next EPs are named "Attraverso" and "Un filo d'odio". From these works were released singles "Attraverso" and "Maniaca", and videoclips for the same songs and "Eyeliner". Other videoclips were previously released also for "Sotto il cielo di Roma" and "Il mio prossimo amore", all directed by Luca Tartaglia.

During 2015 they made the Sognando Cracovia Tour. In the same year Falconi and Casto also tried to compete at Sanremo, introducing their song "Finché morte non ci separi", an outrageous collaboration with Conchita Wurst, but they went rejected by host Carlo Conti. The song was probably considered too eccentric and irritating to be included in a neomelodic competition.

On 16 October 2015 Falconi aired the video clip for "Playboy", one of the five unreleased tracks for her debut album, which recollect her three 2014 EPs: "Certi sogni si fanno attraverso un filo d'odio", announced for 6 November. On 30 October Falconi published the first single from the album, "Anima", the first Romina's radio promoted song.

In June 2016, Falconi and Casto aired their fifth collaboration, the Gay Village official theme, "Who is afraid of Gender?", for the first time with English lyrics. The song is an invitation to express themselves, while the official video is a choreographic carnival that includes guest appearances by Vladimir Luxuria and Eva Grimaldi, with scorns to Mario Adinolfi and Sentinelle In Piedi (literally Stand Up Sentinels), two of the most popular homophobic proponents in Italy.

Other works

In 2015, Falconi made a feature in Bikinirama's debut album's song Non ti sento, with Federico Zampaglione.

In 2016, she took part in the web show Citofonare Passoni, conducted by Diego Passoni. In the same year, she performed Maga Romina in Piero Chiambretti's Grand Hotel Chiambretti. In May, she hosted the second edition of Cromatica, a three-day-long queer festival, with performances offered by many italians lgbtq chorus, including actress Lella Costa as a guest.

Discography

Albums TitleAlbum detailsCerti sogni si fanno attraverso un filo d'odio Released: 6 November 2015 Label: Freak & Chic Format: cd, download Biondologia Released: 15 March 2019 Label: Freak & Chic Format: cd, download Rottincuore Released: 16 May 2025 Label: Freak & Chic Format: vinyl, cd, download

Singles 2007 – Ama 2008 – Un attimo 2014 – Il mio prossimo amore 2014 – Attraverso 2014 – Maniaca 2015 – Anima 2016 – Who Is Afraid of Gender? (with Immanuel Casto) 2017 – Cadono saponette 2018 – Le 5 fasi del dolore 2019 – Vuoi l'amante 2019 – Magari muori 2019 – Buona vita arrivederci 2020 – Ringrazia che sono una signora 2021 – Magari vivi 2022 – La suora 2022 – Lupo mannaro 2023 – Maria Gasolina 2024 – La solitudine di una regina 2024 – Io ti includo

Other appearances in compilation albums

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Who is Romina Falconi?

Italian singer

When was Romina Falconi born?

Romina Falconi was born on 1 January 1985 in Rome.

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Romina Falconi is a singer and songwriter.

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Romina Falconi is Italian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Romina Falconi

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