Noemi

Also known as Veronica Scopelliti

Italian singer, screenwriter and music video director (1982-)

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Noemi is an Italian singer, screenwriter, and music video director born in 1982 who has worked across multiple creative fields in entertainment. She is notable for her multifaceted career spanning music performance, film and television writing, and visual direction.

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Instance of: human
Given name: Veronica
Gender: female
Citizenship: Italy
Place of birth: Rome
Occupation: recording artist
Languages spoken: English language
Native language: Italian
Religion: Catholicism
Doctoral advisor: Vito Zagarrio
Field of work: music composing
Eye colour: green
Hair colour: red hair
Genre: pop rock
Instrument: voice
Official website: noemiofficial.it
Image: Noemi-25.jpg
Voice type: mezzo-soprano

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nominated for: TRL Awards
date of birth: 1982-01-25
Commons gallery: Noemi (vocalist)
birth name: Veronica Scopelliti
start of work period: 2009-00-00
social media followers: 746826
name in native language: Noemi
Commons category: Noemi (vocalist)

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Encyclopedic overview

Veronica Scopelliti ( Italian: [veˈrɔːnika skopelˈliːti]; born 25 January 1982), known professionally as Noemi (Italian: [noˈɛːmi]), is an Italian singer-songwriter. Since rising in fame after competing in the second season of Italian talent show X Factor in 2009, she has released seventh studio albums, promoted by commercially successful songs such as "Briciole", "Vuoto a perdere", "Per tutta la vita", and her Sanremo Music Festival–competing singles "Sono solo parole", "Glicine", "Ti amo non lo so dire", "Se t'innamori muori".

She collaborated with several artists, including with Fiorella Mannoia on Italian chart topper song "L'amore si odia", with Fedez on "L'amore eternit", and on "Makumba" and "Hula-hoop" with Carl Brave. Noemi also performed songs for the soundtrack of Italian films Women vs. Men and Domani è un altro giorno, receiving a special Nastro d'Argento award in 2019.

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