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Patty Pravo is the stage name of Italian pop singer Nicoletta Strambelli, born in Venice on 9 April 1948.
She studied at the conservatory institute Benedetto Marcello and has known American poet and writer Ezra Pound and the pope Angelo Roncalli (Pope John XXIII).
Irrepressible and adventurous, at age 15 she left home to live in London and then Rome.
In Rome she began her career singing in the night club called Piper Club.
In 1966 she made her first single, "Ragazzo Triste" (Sad Boy), the highly successful Italian version of the song "But You're Mine" by Sonny Bono.
Patty followed that by recording numerous songs, the most popular being "Qui e là " (Here and There), "Se Perdo Te" (If I Lose You, 1967), "La Bambola" (The Doll, 1968), "Sentimento" (Feeling, 1968), "Tripoli '69" (1969), "Il Paradiso" (The Heaven, written by Lucio Battisti in 1969), "Pazza Idea" (Crazy Idea, 1973) and "Pensiero Stupendo" (Stupendous Thought, 1978).
She is featured on many Italian television programs and in 1970 she hosted her own program called ''Bravo-Pravo!'', broadcast on French television. She became a symbol for women of the 60s, exemplifying their evolution from more established conservative roles.
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