Patrizia Laquidara

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Se qualcuno 03:28 Tools
Pioggia senza zucchero 03:38 Tools
Agisce (Nuove Tendenze Della Canzone Popolare d'Autore XII) 03:34 Tools
Ziza 03:52 Tools
Senza pelle 04:02 Tools
Personaggio 05:02 Tools
Le cose 03:09 Tools
Nuove confusioni 03:58 Tools
Oppure no 02:56 Tools
Noite luar 04:10 Tools
Addosso 03:21 Tools
L'equilibrio è un miracolo 04:08 Tools
Mielato 03:17 Tools
Va dove il mondo va 04:09 Tools
Chiaro e gelido mattino 04:11 Tools
Indirizzo portoghese 03:29 Tools
Per Causa D'amore 03:35 Tools
Caotico 03:11 Tools
Agisce 03:34 Tools
Lividi e fiori 03:53 Tools
Le rose 03:12 Tools
Essenzialmente 02:47 Tools
Dentro qui 03:53 Tools
Kanzi 03:37 Tools
Uirapuro 02:48 Tools
Sciroppo di mirtilli 03:51 Tools
Cu CU Rru Cu Cu' Paloma 03:44 Tools
Noite e Luar 00:00 Tools
Manuale d'Amore - Noite è Luar 04:03 Tools
Noite è Luar 04:03 Tools
Assenza (Auséncia) 06:08 Tools
Sampa 02:49 Tools
Va dove il mondo 02:39 Tools
Eu Sei Que Vou Te Amar 05:07 Tools
Carolina 04:10 Tools
Cu Cu Rru Cu Cù Paloma 05:14 Tools
Minha Voz, Minha Vida 04:10 Tools
A Tua Presença, Morena 04:12 Tools
Lindeza 03:57 Tools
É Preciso Perdoar 05:14 Tools
Marciapiedi 04:09 Tools
L'ufficio In Riva Al Mare 04:05 Tools
O Cu Do Mundo 04:33 Tools
La fumana 06:09 Tools
Sopravvissuti 06:09 Tools
C'è qui qualcosa 06:09 Tools
Cajuína 02:39 Tools
01 O ciùme (intro) / Vocè è linda 02:39 Tools
Ah jente de la me tera..! 04:06 Tools
Tiketetanda 03:15 Tools
Amanti di passaggio 03:15 Tools
L'anema se desfa 04:06 Tools
Assenza 06:07 Tools
04 Itapuà 06:09 Tools
07 Coraçào vagabundo 06:09 Tools
Noite Luar (Portuguese Version) 04:11 Tools
Nota d'Anguana 04:28 Tools
Acciaio 04:28 Tools
Lividi a fiori 03:51 Tools
10 Cucurrucucù 06:07 Tools
Preziosa 06:07 Tools
12 Cajuina 04:06 Tools
13 Meditaçào 04:06 Tools
Bello Mondo - Ti ho vista ieri 04:06 Tools
La tita tata 04:06 Tools
Il cielo sopra di te 04:57 Tools
C'è qui qualcosa che ti riguarda 04:57 Tools
Lividi fiori 04:06 Tools
L'altra parte dell'altra 04:06 Tools
14 O ciùme 04:06 Tools
Nordestereofonico 04:06 Tools
La luna 04:06 Tools
Rose 06:49 Tools
Coraçào Vagabundo 04:06 Tools
Il cigno - The Great Woman 04:06 Tools
Pesci muti 04:06 Tools
Dormi putin 05:38 Tools
Cucurrucucù 05:33 Tools
Il resto di tutto 05:33 Tools
L'aqua fiorìa 05:38 Tools
Meditaçào 02:06 Tools
Cu cu rru cu cù 05:38 Tools
Assenza (Ausençia) 03:54 Tools
Age (Piano & Vocals) 02:39 Tools
Noite Luar (French Version) 02:39 Tools
Coracao Vagabundo 02:39 Tools
Livergòn 03:54 Tools
O Ciùme 02:39 Tools
Itapuà 04:21 Tools
Reina d'ombria 03:59 Tools
Reina d'ombrìa 03:59 Tools
Ah jente de la me tera 04:06 Tools
Canto dei battipali 03:54 Tools
Dormi putìn 05:38 Tools
L'anima se desfa 04:23 Tools
Assenza - Jazz Version 04:09 Tools
Agisce (Piano & Vocals) 04:23 Tools
O ciùme (intro) / Vocè è linda 04:06 Tools
Cucurrucucu 02:43 Tools
Age 03:44 Tools
Itapua 04:23 Tools
Meditacao 04:23 Tools
Ziza (Nicola Conte Jazz Combo Reworks Feat. Rosario Giuliani) 04:23 Tools
Cucurrucucu Paloma 03:44 Tools
Cu Cu Rru Cu Cu Paloma 03:54 Tools
Itapuã 04:21 Tools
Livergon 03:54 Tools
L'acqua fioria 04:54 Tools
O Ciúme 04:54 Tools
O ciùme (intro) - Você é linda 05:13 Tools
Cucurrucucú 05:13 Tools
Il canto dei battipali 09:40 Tools
O Ciume 05:00 Tools
L'aqua fioria 04:54 Tools
E Preciso Perdoar 05:09 Tools
Al mercato della fiera di Lisbona 04:09 Tools
O Ciume (Intro) - Voce E' Linda 04:54 Tools
Goldfinger 04:54 Tools
06 - Le Cose 04:54 Tools
08 - Ziza 04:54 Tools
Per Causa D'amore (feat. Mario Venuti) 03:35 Tools
Sciroppo dii Mirtilli 03:35 Tools
L'equilibrio E Un Miracolo 04:09 Tools
Fuori dai denti 04:09 Tools
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Patrizia Laquidara is a Sicilian-born and Veneto-adopting singer-songwriter, also practicing theatre and dance-theatre (in the shows: Storia di Milonga, l'Orco, Buio Bianco, and Cristiani di Allah). During a trip to South America she fell in love with Brazilian music. This passion flourished in a series of Brazilian-related projects: from a tribute album to Caetano Veloso to many collaboration with Brazilian and Sicilian artists. In her last CD, Il canto dell'anguana (texts by the poet Enio Sartori, 2010) she interprets the (somehow close to sirens) anguana folk legend of the Vicenza province, as a symbol of desire. Extended biography Born in Sicily (Italy’s most southern island) and brought up in Veneto (deep north) she’s definitely an uncommon vocal and song-writing talent. She won a bursary for composers and singers for folk music of Venice and Lombardy at Mogol’s school CET and following that experience, she left for a trip to South America in search of inspiration and she suddenly finds herself singing one of her early tracks Essenzialmente ("Essentially") on Brazilian radio. Back in Europe this untiring traveller is off one more time to Spain with her band Hotel Rif going north to south playing her music in streets, squares and underground stations. She then starts her first concerts in traditional music festivals in Spain but also back to Italy. With a strong passion for Brazilian music, Patrizia pays her personal tribute to Caetano Veloso by recording a collection of his tracks which become her first album Para voce querido cae (2001) , collaborating with, amongst others, artists such as Paolo Birro, Sasaki Marumo and Marco Trezza’s string orchestra. In this, she renovates a cooperative Rio-Rome longstanding tradition: from the friendship between the young Mina and Chico Buarque in the early '60s; then: Fiorella Mannoia, the early Marisa Monte (studying at the Venice Conservatorio) and the jazz singer Chiara Civello, among others. In 2002 she receives three awards (critics, best performance and best music) at the Premio città di Recanati (the best know festival for new quality music in Italy) for the song Agisce (“It acts”), composed with songwriter Bungaro. In 2003, competing in the “newcomers” section of the Sanremo Festival, with the song Lividi e Fiori (“Bruises and flowers”), she gains more awards from the critics for “best song” and “best performance”. In the same year she releases her second album Indirizzo Portoghese (“Portuguese address”). Since then media start calling her “quarta tribalista” ("fourth tribalista"). The songs of the record, produced by Pasquale Minieri (with special guests such as Javier Girotto from Aires Tango, Fausto Mesolella from Avion Travel and Rita Marcotulli) have a taste of sun and sound relaxing and melancholy at the same time. Highlights from the album (written in collaboration with her trusted guitar player Tony Canto) are the duet with famous singer/songwriter Mario Venuti Per causa d’amore (“For cause of love”), and the intense interpretation of Tomas Mendez’s “Cu cu rru cu cu’ Paloma”, as additional proof of her unconditional love for the sounds of the southern hemisphere. In 2005 she composed and recorded, together with awarded film music composer Paolo Buonvino, the song Noite e Luar (“Moonlight”) which was the main track of the blockbuster film Manuale d’amore (Love Manual) directed by Giovanni Veronesi. The track was nominated for the David di Donatello (the Italian Oscar) as “best song”. In 2006, after the film was released in Spain, she re-recorded a new version of the song in a duet with the highly acclaimed Spanish singer Carlos Nunez. She then participates at the “Premio Tenco” in Sanremo with a standing ovation from the audience for her performance of a Bruno Lauzi song (to whom the festival was dedicated last year). After this Patrizia puts a stand by on her live activity as she leaves for the U.S.A in order to record her third album. It includes songs especially written for her by some of the most interesting new talents of the Italian music scene: Pacifico, Giulio Casale, Kaballà and Joe Barbieri. The album has been produced artistically by Arto Lindsay and Patrick Dillett and executively by Titti Santini of Ponderosa Music & Art. Funambola (“Tight-rope walker”), this is the title, has been released in Italy on April 13th, 2007. The "Premio Tenco" selects it as one of the best five CDs of the year. In 2009, back to the US in a tour touching the two coasts: NYC; SF, LA and Seattle (Roxi Theatre, Triple door, Nublu, Herbst Theatre, Highline ballroom, Zebulon). In her forth CD, Il canto dell'anguana (texts by Enio Sartori, cooperation with the musician Alfonso Santimone; 2010) she interprets the ANGUANA (pretty close to a siren-mermaid or a melusine) folk legend, rooted in the northern Vicenza province (the pedemontana arc from Chiampo to Bassano del Grappa), as a symbol of desire. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.