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Daniela Miglietta (born 12 November 1969), known by her stage name Mietta, is an Italian singer, actress and novelist.[1] She has released 11 albums in total.

Biography

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In 1988, Mietta took part in the Sanremo Music Festival in the Newcomers category with "Sogno". She did not win, but was noticed by the melodic songwriter Amedeo Minghi, who wrote the song "Canzoni" for her the following year. Mietta won the Newcomers category and the Critics award at the Sanremo Music Festival 1989. In the same year, she was awarded her first platinum certification and the Telegatto for Best New Artist of 1989, with the support of votes from Italians.

In 1990, she duetted with Amedeo Minghi the song "Vattene amore", which won third place in the Sanremo Festival and has been interpreted into English "All for the Love" by Nikka Costa. The song also won the OGAE, an international song contest, and became an evergreen, winning ten gold certifications. Her debut album, also entitled Canzoni, went five times platinum and was published throughout Europe. In 1990, she again won two Telegattos: one for Song of the Year and the other award for Best Female Artist of the Year.

Mietta returned to The Sanremo Festival in 1991 with "Dubbi no", sung in English by Leo Sayer, and won another Telegatto for Female Artist of the Year. Her second album Volano le pagine, which contains a cover version of "Lover Man", won two platinum certifications.

In 1992, she released the albumLasciamoci respirare and in 1994 "Cambia pelle", besides two duets with Riccardo Cocciante ( "E pensare che pensavo mi pensassi almeno un po'" and "Sulla tua pelle") from his album Un Uomo Felice. She once again took part in Sanremo with "Figli di chi", written by Nek.

In 1995, Mietta continued with musical experimentation, tackling different types of music, from soul to blues, from hip hop to the trip hop album Daniela è felice. Her music video for "Oggi Dani è più felice" won the MTV Award in England as Best Foreign Video of the Year.

In 1996, she performed the speaking and singing voice of Esmeralda in the Italian-Language dub of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, but was later replaced by Franca D'Amato in the less successful 2002 direct-to-video sequel. She soon appeared in Zucchero's video "Menta e rosmarino" and later debuted as an actress in La piovra, which was a popular Italian series.

In 1998 she was back to music with La mia anima, an album with cover songs of popular black music. In 2000, she again took part in the Sanremo Festival with "Fare l'amore", a song composed by Mango and included in her first greatest hits album Tutto o niente.

In 2002, she got a new role for dramatic actress in the TV film Donne di mafia. Electro-pop and arabesque sounds for the 2003 album Per esempio... per amore, produced and written by Mango.

In 2004, she performed a duet with Morris Albert in Sanremo Festival with "Cuore" and in 2005 she participated in a talent show hosted by Simona Ventura, titled Music Farm.

In 2006, after the R&B single "Bugiarda", she released the pop-rock album 74100, which is the postal code of Mietta's native city of Taranto. The album also featured songwriters such as Martin Briley and Deekay.

In 2008 Mietta celebrated her 20th anniversary as an artist, returning for the 8th time at the Sanremo Music Festival with Baciami adesso, a song included in the album Con il sole nelle mani.

In 2011, after becoming a mother for the first time, Mietta returned to the music scene with a new album dedicated to human frailty entitled Due soli.... The album, positioned between pop and rock, features tributes to two women: Marilyn Monroe and Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani. In the same year she debuted as a novelist with her first novel about women, L'albero delle giuggiole, and narrated the audiobook L'ultimo elfo, a fantasy written by Silvana De Mari. She also participated as a mentor for the talent show Star Academy Italia.[2] In 2012, she participated in the talent show Tale e quale show, the Italian version of the Your Face Sounds Familiar franchise, where she did an imitation of Donna Summer, Jennifer Lopez and Maria Callas.

In 2016, Mietta returned to acting in two films: Ciao Brother and La fuga. In 2017, she released two new singles with the jazz band Marea: "Semplice" and the cover "Historia de un amor".

Discography

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  • Canzoni, 1990
  • Volano le pagine, 1991
  • Lasciamoci respirare, 1992
  • Cambia pelle, 1994
  • Daniela è felice, 1995
  • La mia anima, 1998
  • Tutto o niente, 2000
  • Per esempio... per amore, 2003
  • 74100, 2006
  • Con il sole nelle mani, 2008
  • Due soli..., 2011

Covers

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Filmography

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Films

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Year Title Role Notes
1996 The Hunchback of Notre Dame Esmeralda (voice) Italian voice-over role
2002 Joy - Scherzi di gioia Gas station worker Cameo appearance
2016 Ciao Brother Claire
2017 La fuga Scaragara
2018 Stato di ebbrezza Rosa

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
1997 La priovra 8 - Lo scandalo Rosaria Albanese Favignana Miniseries
1999 L'ispettore Giusti Agent Caterina Foglia Main role; 6 episodes
2001 Donne di mafia Cosima Sorrentino Miniseries
2005 Music Farm Contestant Talent show (season 3)
2009 Amiche per l'Abruzzo Performer Concert special
2011 Star Academy Judge Talent show (season 1)
2012 Tale e quale show Contestant Variety show (season 1)
2013 I migliori anni Contestant Game show (season 6)
2018 Sanremo Young Judge Talent show (season 1)
2019–2020 All Together Now Judge Talent show (season 2)
2021 Il cantante mascherato Contestant Variety show (season 2)

Audiobooks

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Novels

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  • 2011: L'albero delle giuggiole
  • 2017: Tra l'acqua e l'olio

References

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Mietta, born Daniela Miglietta on November 12, 1969, in , , is an Italian singer, actress, and novelist renowned for her versatile voice spanning pop, , electronica, and melodic genres. She rose to prominence in the late 1980s through her participation in the , where she debuted in 1988 with the song "" and achieved breakthrough success in 1989 by winning the Newcomers category and the Critics' Award with "Canzoni," a track that propelled her debut album of the same name to multi-platinum status with over 350,000 copies sold. Mietta's career gained further momentum in 1990 with her duet "Vattene Amore" alongside at , which became one of her signature hits, selling more than 150,000 copies and earning her two Telegatto d'Oro awards for Best Female Singer and the song itself. Over the subsequent decades, she released a total of 11 studio albums, including notable works like Volano le Pagine (1991), which featured the hit "Dubbi No" and sold over 220,000 copies; Cambia Pelle (1994), exploring funky ; and Daniela è Felice (1995), incorporating and trip-hop influences. Her musical evolution showcased a deep, emotive vocal style that allowed seamless transitions across genres, earning her recognition as a dynamic performer in Italian music. Beyond music, Mietta established herself as an , beginning with her 1987 debut in the RAI radio drama Nasce una Stella and later appearing in television series such as La Piovra 8 (1997), L'Ispettore Giusti, and Donne di . She also lent her voice to the Italian dub of Esmeralda in Disney's (1996) and ventured into literature with novels including her 2011 debut L’albero delle giuggiole and Tra l'acqua e l'olio (2017). In her , Mietta gave birth to her son, Francesco Ian, in 2010, and continues to perform and engage in media projects, maintaining a lasting presence in Italian .

Biography

Early life

Daniela Miglietta, known professionally as Mietta, was born on November 12, 1969, in , Puglia, . Her parents separated during her early years, making her one of the first children in her school with divorced parents, which left her feeling self-conscious at the time. She spent much of her childhood with her grandmother, whose comforting scent of cipria remains a fond memory, amid the industrial landscape of , including the shadow of the Ilva steel plant where her father worked during a period of local prosperity. Growing up in , Mietta embraced a free-spirited lifestyle, often going barefoot through the streets, earning her the nickname "la zingara" (the gypsy) from locals. She took pride in the city's vibrant culture, including its , cuisine, music, and art, despite facing some judgment for her unconventional ways and family situation. Her mother played a supportive role, encouraging her ambitions and later facilitating her move to at age 18. During her adolescence, Mietta developed a passion for music and performance, attending a local school in for singing, acting, and music. She formed a called Ciak with two friends, performing as a trio, and began participating in local singing contests, which sparked her entry into the entertainment world. By her late teens, she had adopted the stage name Mietta, suggested by composer Claudio Mattone during a contest organized by Radiocorriere TV and Fonit Cetra, marking the transition from her Taranto roots toward a professional career.

Career beginnings

Daniela Miglietta, known professionally as Mietta, began developing her artistic talents during her teenage years in , where she attended a school focused on , , and . She formed a called "Ciak" with two friends, performing cover songs at squares, theaters, and discos, which sparked her passion for music and performance. In 1987, at the age of 17, Mietta made her professional debut as an actress in the Radiouno radio drama Nasce una stella, a 240-episode series depicting the journey of an aspiring pop star that paralleled her own emerging career. That same year, she won a national contest for new singing and acting talent organized by Radiocorriere TV and the record label Fonit Cetra, beating over 3,000 competitors; producer Claudio Mattone suggested her "Mietta" during the selection process. In 1996, she provided the voice for Esmeralda in the Italian dub of Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Mietta's musical career officially launched in 1988 when she debuted at the Sanremo Music Festival in the "Nuove Proposte" category with the song "Sogno," written by Claudio Mattone, marking her first major national exposure. Building on this, she achieved breakthrough success in 1989 by winning the same Sanremo category with "Canzoni," composed by Amedeo Minghi; the track earned her the Mia Martini Critics' Award, sold over 100,000 copies to achieve gold certification, and led to the Telegatto d'argento as the best emerging artist. She also contributed vocals to the charity single "Per te Armenia" that year, supporting earthquake relief efforts.

Later career and personal milestones

In the 2000s, Mietta continued her musical career with the release of the compilation album Tutto o niente in 2000, which featured her Sanremo entry "Fare l'amore." She continued her acting career, having appeared in television series such as La Piovra 8 (1997) and L'Ispettore Giusti (1999), with a role in the 2001 TV movie Donne di mafia. In 2003, she issued the album Per esempio… per amore, a collaborative project with the Mango brothers, blending pop and emotional ballads. The following year, she returned to the Sanremo Festival in 2004, performing "Cuore" alongside Morris Albert. Mietta diversified her professional pursuits in subsequent years, participating in the reality show Music Farm on Rai 2 in 2005 and joining Renato Zero's tour in 2006, where she also released the single "74100." Her television presence grew prominently in the 2010s and 2020s; she served as a coach on Star Academy in 2011, competed on Tale e Quale Show in 2012, and judged All Together Now on Canale 5 in 2019. In 2021, she appeared on Ballando con le stelle on Rai 1, though she was eliminated early. More recently, Mietta has focused on mentoring roles, coaching contestants on Io Canto Generation in 2022 and 2023, and guesting on shows like Grande Fratello in 2023. In 2024, she released the single "Bang" and appeared on "Le Iene," where she discussed her struggles with bulimia alongside her long-term battle with panic attacks. She received the Lunezia Prize in 2013 for her interpretative talent and the Italy FIM Award in 2015 for a jazz project with pianist Dado Moroni. In September 2025, she performed a concert in her hometown of Taranto, including "Vattene amore." In 2023, she reunited onstage with Amedeo Minghi at the Arena Suzuki dai 60 ai 2000 event on Rai 1, performing their 1990 hit "Vattene amore," marking a nostalgic highlight in her enduring career. On the personal front, Mietta's long-term relationship with actor Brando Giorgi, which began in 1992 during the filming of her music video "Gente Comune," lasted until 2000; the pair remain friends today. In 2010, she welcomed her son, Francesco Ian, with musician Davide Tagliapietra, pausing her career briefly to focus on motherhood before resuming activities in 2015; she and Tagliapietra maintain an amicable co-parenting relationship post their 2012 separation. A significant personal milestone came in public revelations about her health: Mietta has endured severe panic attacks since age 12, triggered by events like her parents' separation, and she openly discussed this in interviews on Verissimo (2019) and Bella Ma’ (2022) to destigmatize issues, particularly around .

Discography

Studio albums

Mietta's studio discography consists of eleven original full-length albums released between 1990 and 2011, primarily in the Italian pop genre, often blending romantic ballads with upbeat tracks. Her early work established her as a prominent voice in Italian music following her Festival victory, while later albums explored more personal and experimental themes, including electro-pop influences and collaborations with international songwriters. These releases highlight her and songwriting contributions, with several achieving commercial success in . Her debut album, Canzoni (Nuova Fonit Cetra, 1990), propelled Mietta to national fame. It features the duet "Vattene Amore" with , which won the in the Pairs & Duets category and sold over 150,000 copies, marking one of her biggest hits. The album includes other tracks like "L'Amore" and "La Farfalla," emphasizing melodic pop with emotional lyrics. The follow-up, Volano le Pagine (Nuova Fonit Cetra, 1991), continued her pop style with introspective songs about love and youth, receiving positive reception for its fresh arrangements. Lasciamoci Respirare (Nuova Fonit Cetra, 1992) shifted toward more , incorporating rock elements in tracks like the title song. In 1994, Cambia Pelle (Nuova Fonit Cetra) showcased her evolving sound with edgier production, while Daniela è Felice (Nuova Fonit Cetra, 1995)—named after her real name—featured personal reflections and collaborations, solidifying her fanbase. After a hiatus, Mietta returned with La Mia Anima (, 1998), a soulful collection including the single "Dammi Tutto Dammi Niente," noted for its emotional depth and orchestral arrangements. Tutto o Niente (, 2000) blended pop and elements, with hits like "Fare l'Amore" that charted well in . The 2003 release Per Esempio... Per Amore (), produced by , introduced electro-pop and arabesque influences, featuring tracks such as "Abbracciati e Vivi" and "Disordine Perfetto," reflecting a more experimental phase. In 2006, 74100 (Ambra Music), named after the postal code of her hometown , incorporated international songwriting from artists like , with standout songs including "Il Fiore" and "Resta Qui," emphasizing themes of loss and resilience. Con il Sole nelle Mani (Edel, 2008) returned to upbeat pop, praised for its sunny vibe and vocal performances. Her final studio album to date, Due Soli (Edel, 2011), explores intimate duets and ballads, closing a prolific era in her recording career.
Album TitleRelease YearLabel
Canzoni1990Nuova Fonit Cetra
Volano le Pagine1991Nuova Fonit Cetra
Lasciamoci Respirare1992Nuova Fonit Cetra
Cambia Pelle1994Nuova Fonit Cetra
Daniela è Felice1995Nuova Fonit Cetra
La Mia Anima1998
Tutto o Niente2000
Per Esempio... Per Amore2003
741002006Ambra Music
Con il Sole nelle Mani2008Edel
Due Soli2011Edel

Singles and collaborations

Mietta's recording career began with the release of her debut single "" in 1988, marking her entry into the Italian music scene following her participation in the Music Festival's newcomers' section. This was followed by "Canzoni" in , which achieved significant commercial success, reaching a peak of number 7 on the Italian singles chart and establishing her as a promising pop with a distinctive vocal style blending emotional depth and accessibility. The single's release coincided with her self-titled debut album and helped solidify her presence in the competitive Italian pop landscape during the late 1980s. Her breakthrough came in 1990 with the duet single "Vattene amore," performed alongside at the Sanremo Festival, where it secured third place and propelled her to national prominence. The track, a poignant ballad about , topped the Italian singles chart and sold over 150,000 copies, becoming one of her signature songs and a staple in Italian pop repertoire. Subsequent solo singles like "Cuore di metallo" and a solo version of "Vattene amore" that year further capitalized on this momentum, though they did not replicate the duet's chart dominance. By the early 1990s, Mietta continued releasing singles such as "Dubbi no" in 1991, which explored themes of romantic uncertainty and received airplay support, contributing to her growing of introspective pop tracks. Throughout the and into the , Mietta's singles output reflected evolving musical influences, from pop ballads to more rhythmic numbers. Notable releases include "Figli di chi" in 1993, performed with the choir Ragazzi di Via Meda and placing sixth at , addressing social themes of and identity; "Cambia pelle" in 1994, signaling a stylistic shift toward edgier pop; and "Fare l'amore" in 2000, a sensual track that charted well in . Later singles like "Shisa" in 2002, incorporating electronic elements, and "Il fiore" in 2006, a melodic reflection on personal growth, maintained her relevance, with the latter preceding her album 74100 and earning radio play. More recent efforts, such as "Spritz Campari" in 2020—a lighthearted collaboration with the brand—and "Bang" in 2024, demonstrate her adaptation to modern pop while nodding to her Italian roots. Mietta has frequently engaged in collaborations that amplified her career milestones, often through high-profile duets at or on albums. Her partnership with on "Vattene amore" not only launched her but also exemplified seamless vocal interplay in Italian balladry, with the recording certified for multiple platinum sales in . In 2004, she teamed with for "Cuore," a reimagined version of his 1974 hit, which placed eighth at and blended nostalgic soul with her warm . Other notable pairings include "Baciami adesso" with the group Neri per Caso in 2008, featured on their album Donne and showcased at for its harmonious, romantic arrangement; and "Madre dolcissima" with Irene Fornaciari in 2009 for the Amiche per l'Abruzzo charity event, emphasizing themes of maternal love and solidarity. These collaborations, spanning genres from pop to soul, underscore Mietta's ability to enhance her solo work through synergistic performances with established artists, often tied to cultural events like that boost visibility and impact.

Filmography

Films

Mietta provided the Italian voice for Esmeralda in Disney's animated film Il gobbo di Notre Dame (1996). Mietta began her acting career in cinema with a minor role in the 2002 Italian comedy-drama Joy - Scherzi di gioia, directed by Adriano Wajskol, where she portrayed a gas station worker named Benzinaia, marking her transition from music to screen acting. After focusing primarily on her singing career, she resumed film work in 2016, taking on the supporting role of Claire in the comedy Ciao Brother (also known as Made in Italy: Ciao Brother), directed by Nicola Barnaba, a story about an Italian-American returning home and navigating family dynamics. In 2017, Mietta appeared as Ispettrice Sfaragara, a police inspector, in the crime thriller La fuga, directed by Stefano Calvagna, which follows a robber seeking refuge after a heist and explores themes of pursuit and redemption. Her most notable film role to date came in with Stato di ebbrezza, a biographical directed by Luca Biglione, inspired by the life of artist Maria Rossi; Mietta played Rosa, a key in the narrative of personal struggle and resilience amid addiction and recovery. That same year, she had a credited appearance (as Daniela Miglietta) in the Anche senza di te, directed by Francesco Bonelli, alongside contributing vocally to the soundtrack with a cover of "Il Mondo." In 2022, Mietta joined the cast of the Neet Generation (also titled N.E.E.T.), directed by Andrea Biglione, a film addressing and social issues among Italy's "" generation, though specific details on her character remain limited in .

Television

Mietta debuted on Italian television as an actress in the crime drama series in 1997, portraying Rosaria Albanese in two episodes of the eighth season, which featured prominent actors including and . This role marked her entry into scripted television, following her early career in music and modeling. In 2001, she appeared in the TV mini-series Donne di mafia. She continued acting in 1999 with a recurring role as Caterina in the series L'ispettore Giusti, a popular Rai production centered on a quirky police . Beyond acting, Mietta has been a frequent presence on Italian variety and talent shows, leveraging her singing background. She participated as a contestant in the second season of Tale e quale show in 2012, the Italian adaptation of Your Face Sounds Familiar, where she impersonated artists such as Mina and Mia Martini, earning praise for her vocal versatility. In 2021, she competed in the sixteenth edition of Ballando con le stelle, Italy's version of Dancing with the Stars, paired with professional dancer Maykel Fonts; her run ended early due to a positive COVID-19 test, sparking public discussion on her vaccination status. Mietta has also served in judging roles on music competition programs. From 2019 to 2020, she was a judge on All Together Now - La musica è cambiata, appearing in 17 episodes alongside host and evaluating contestants' performances based on a of 100 experts. Her television exposure extends to guest spots on talk and variety formats, including performances on Quelli che... il calcio in 2000 and appearances on in the 1990s, where she promoted her releases. A significant portion of Mietta's TV career involves the annual Festival di Sanremo, Italy's premier music event broadcast on Rai. She first performed in 1988 with "" in the newcomers' section, followed by entries in 1989, 1991 ("Dubbi no"), 2000 ("Fare l'amore"), 2004 (duet "Cuore" with , placing eighth), and 2008 (with Neri per Caso). These appearances solidified her status as a staple on national television, blending her acting and musical talents.

Literary career

Novels

Mietta debuted as a in 2011 with L'albero delle giuggiole, published by (an imprint of Feltrinelli). The story follows Chiara, a voice actress in her early thirties from , who works in but grapples with repeated romantic disappointments. Supported by her steadfast friend Giorgio, Chiara spends a summer night revisiting her life through old photo albums, reflecting on past relationships, family dynamics, and personal resilience with humor and nostalgia. The narrative incorporates vivid characters, including her eccentric parents, ex-partners, and wise grandmother, while exploring themes of love, hope, and Italian cultural traditions across settings like , , and . In , Mietta released her second work, Tra l'acqua e l'olio, published by Ker Edizioni, which was announced and previewed in at the Festival del Libro Possibile. Structured as four interconnected stories centered on female protagonists, the book draws inspiration from the traditions and beliefs of Puglian women, blending religious practices with ancient scaramantic rites such as those of the "santamonaca." Influenced by Hernán Harache Mamani's La Donna dalla Coda d’Argento, it examines women's connections to mystical and worlds, honoring the authentic, simple lives of southern Italian women amid the interplay of forces in . Written in a style reminiscent of cinematic screenplays, the collection highlights themes of , , and from Mietta's roots. These novels mark Mietta's transition from and to , showcasing her ability to infuse personal and regional narratives with emotional depth and cultural authenticity. Her novels received attention in Italian literary circles, with Tra l'acqua e l'olio praised for its evocative exploration of southern .

Audiobooks

Mietta has ventured into narration, leveraging her background in and to bring literary works to life through voice performance. Her first audiobook project was the narration of L'ultimo elfo by Silvana De Mari, released on March 9, 2011, by Emons Audiolibri. This fantasy novel, which won the Premio Andersen and Premio Bancarellino awards and has been translated into 18 languages, follows the story of Yorsh, the last surviving a , who forms unlikely alliances with humans and a while grappling with his innate abilities. The full-length audiobook, directed by Flavia Gentili and lasting 8 hours and 59 minutes, showcases Mietta's expressive voice in delivering the epic tale's emotional depth and imaginative elements. In 2015, Mietta narrated and edited the audiobook adaptation of Come l'ortica by Cristina Romano, published by KER Edizioni. This novel addresses the challenges of specific learning disabilities, particularly , through the perspective of Benedetta, a third-grade girl misunderstood by her family and school as inattentive. Motivated by her own niece's experiences with , Mietta contributed a and used her narration to raise awareness about and the importance of recognition and support for affected children. The project emphasizes themes of resilience, likening undiagnosed children to nettles—overlooked yet resilient—in everyday settings like gardens or classrooms. These narrations highlight Mietta's transition from and screen to literary audio production, blending her vocal talents with for educational and social issues. While she has not narrated audiobooks of her own novels, her work in this medium has been praised for its sensitivity and , making complex stories available to diverse audiences including those with reading difficulties.

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