Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Diamá_discography> ?p ?o }
Showing triples 1 to 63 of
63
with 100 triples per page.
- Diamá_discography abstract "Diamá's (aka Claudia D'Addio) discography starts 2006 with an unofficial Single \"You can't stop me/Identità\", recorded when she was part of the Eurovision Song Contest 2006 entry for Switzerland Six4One. Both songs were never part of an album but became part of the Six4One album. The single was physically released in Switzerland only through Phonag. Digitally it was released worldwide by Chips Records (Germany). At the time she was signed with Jupiter Records, record label of notorious German composer and producer Ralph Siegel. Due to different views about her career both sides did not dispose picking up the option for an album. Everything was resolved in collegial manners.After this experience she and her songwriter and longtime friend Jiameé started working on new material, but Diamá felt not ready to start an own career and wanted to discover what kind of artist she is on her own. 2007 she collaborated on many projects with DJs and worked on improving her vocal skills. 2008 she started discovering the music set in her Italian roots. Infatuated by Mediterranean sounds and instruments, today's heavy hip-hop beats or electronic elements and inspired by Italian divas such as Sophia Loren, Anna Magnani, Gina Lollobrigida or Giulietta Masina she started understanding what moves her as an artist. Her Italian hometown Caserta and her favorite city Naples both located in the Campania region of Italy furnished most of the inspiration for her debut album set to be released in 2014. Powerful images of strong Italian women inspired the look of her first album. Two young and talented photographers based in Switzerland Shpend Salihu and Basil Stücheli translated her vision into art. The album has a sad undertone due to the fact that she lost her childhood friend in a tragic accident in 2009. Her whole album is dedicated first of all to his memory.".
- Diamá_discography artist Diamá.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageID "32333939".
- Diamá_discography wikiPageLength "5477".
- Diamá_discography wikiPageOutDegree "32".
- Diamá_discography wikiPageRevisionID "628693404".
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Anna_Magnani.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Basil_Stücheli.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Campania.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Caserta.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Category:Discographies_of_Swiss_artists.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Chips_Records.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Diamá.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Discography.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Eurovision_Song_Contest_2006.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Germany.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Gina_Lollobrigida.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Giulietta_Masina.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Italian_divas.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Italy.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Jiameé.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Jupiter_Records.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Mare_(Diamá_Song).
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Naples.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Phonag_Records.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Ralph_Siegel.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Shpend_Salihu.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Six4one.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Sophia_Loren.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Switzerland.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Were_not_done.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLink Would_You_Be_Mine%3F.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageWikiLinkText "Diamá discography".
- Diamá_discography artist Diamá.
- Diamá_discography ep "1".
- Diamá_discography references "Yes".
- Diamá_discography singles "3".
- Diamá_discography singlesLink "Singles".
- Diamá_discography studio "1".
- Diamá_discography studioLink "Albums".
- Diamá_discography wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Cleanup.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_artist_discography.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Multiple_issues.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Refimprove.
- Diamá_discography wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Diamá_discography subject Category:Discographies_of_Swiss_artists.
- Diamá_discography hypernym Part.
- Diamá_discography type ArtistDiscography.
- Diamá_discography type MusicalWork.
- Diamá_discography type Work.
- Diamá_discography type Diacritic.
- Diamá_discography type Page.
- Diamá_discography type Redirect.
- Diamá_discography type CreativeWork.
- Diamá_discography type Thing.
- Diamá_discography type Q2188189.
- Diamá_discography type Q386724.
- Diamá_discography comment "Diamá's (aka Claudia D'Addio) discography starts 2006 with an unofficial Single \"You can't stop me/Identità\", recorded when she was part of the Eurovision Song Contest 2006 entry for Switzerland Six4One. Both songs were never part of an album but became part of the Six4One album. The single was physically released in Switzerland only through Phonag. Digitally it was released worldwide by Chips Records (Germany).".
- Diamá_discography label "Diamá discography".
- Diamá_discography sameAs Q5271032.
- Diamá_discography sameAs Q5271032.
- Diamá_discography wasDerivedFrom Diamá_discography?oldid=628693404.
- Diamá_discography isPrimaryTopicOf Diamá_discography.