Years active 1966–present | Name Amedeo Minghi Role Singer-songwriter | |
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Born 12 August 1947 (age 76) ( 1947-08-12 ) Labels Dischi Ricordi, Apollo, CBS, It, Italian RCA, Fonit Cetra, Italian EMI Spouse Elena Paladino (m. 1973–2014) Children Annesa Minghi, Alma Minghi Albums 1950, Suoni tra Ieri e Domani, Minghi Studio Collection, I ricordi del cuore, La vita mia Profiles | ||
Cantare e d amore by amedeo minghi on tyros4 psr a2000
Amedeo Minghi (born 12 August 1947) is an Italian singer-songwriter, composer and producer.
Contents
- Cantare e d amore by amedeo minghi on tyros4 psr a2000
- Amedeo minghi ricordi del cuore
- Life and career
- Discography
- References
Amedeo minghi ricordi del cuore
Life and career
Born in Rome, Minghi started his career in the mid-1960s participating to a large number of musical contests, and then making his professional debut in 1966 with the single "Alla fine", with lyrics by Mogol.
The disappointing commercial results of the song and the military service took him away from the musical industry for several years. Following a new single in 1971, in 1973 he released his first eponymous album, with the uncredited collaboration of Francesco De Gregori. In the same years Minghi started collaborating as a composer with several artists, such as Vianella and Ricchi e Poveri. In the mid-1970s he was briefly a member of the musical ensamble Pandemonium, with whom he recorded his song "L'immenso", which got several international covers and was his first real success. Left the group, he released a new album in 1980 (Minghi) and started working as a producer. In 1983 he debuted at the Sanremo Music Festival with the song "1950", with lyrics by Gaio Chiocchio, which was eliminated from the competition but resulted in a critical success and in a classic of his musical repertoire. His subsequent albums got him an increasing following, until the exploit in 1990 thanks to "Vattene amore", a duet with Mietta, a singer he produced; the song ranked third at the Sanremo Music Festival and topped the Italian hit parade for several weeks.
Minghi has written songs for Andrea Bocelli, Mietta, Mia Martini, Anna Oxa, Marcella Bella, Gianni Morandi and Rossana Casale among others, and composed several musical scores for films and television series, including Fantaghirò (also known as Cave of the Golden Rose).
Discography
