Romina Arena

Romina Arena
Romina Arena
	Arena in 2006
Background information
Origin	Palermo, Sicily, Italy
Genres	Pop; popera; classical crossover;
Occupation(s)	Singer; composer; writer;
Years active	1984–present
Labels	Design House/Toshiba-EMI; CP Productions/; PC Music; Outback Records; NMG Records; Perseverance Records; Lakeshore Records;
Website	www.rominaarena.com

Romina Arena is an Italian singer-songwriter who performs pop classical crossover, rock opera, and cinematic pop.^[1]^[2]

Career

In 2012, Arena released the album "Morricone.Uncovered"^[3]; the album contained her performances of 15 Ennio Morricone film scores, with her own lyrics added.

In 2013, she covered the song "I Want Love", originally from the video game Silent Hill 3, composed by Akira Yamaoka, for the cover album "The Best Of Silent Hill (Music From The Video Game Series)" by Edgar Rothermich^[4] released on Perseverance Records.

In 2015, Arena signed to Lakeshore Records for a studio album titled "Where Did They Film That? Italy – The Music Journey," which was released in June 2016 as a companion to her book, "Where Did They Film That? Italy."

Her song "Every Day Is Christmas Day" appeared in the 2016 Hallmark Channel movie A Christmas to Remember.

Discography

2000: "Unreleased Album Project" produced by Bob Johnston – US
2001: "Subaru" Design House/Toshiba-EMI – Japan
2003: "Romina Arena" for Miller's Gin – Miller Spirits – US & UK (Premium)
2003: "Satellite" Soundtrack from Xbox Video Game Project Gotham Racing 2, Microsoft Game Studios – US/Italy/International
2004: "Romina Arena" American Entertainment Records– US
2006: You're Gonna Hear from Me Outback Records – US
2006: "Cuerpo Sin Alma" (Spanish) Outback Records – US
2008: "Believe" NMG Records (Single)
2009: "A Joyful Christmas" NMG Records
2010: "Romanza" (The Love Collection, Limited Edition) – NMG Records
2010: "How Do You Keep the Music Playing?" NMG/Macs Records – Italy/US
2011: "A Mother's Prayer" NMG Records (Single)
2011: "Arthur's Theme" (The Best That You Can Do) NMG Records (Single)
2011: "Life" released September 6, 2011 – NMG Records
2012: "Morricone.Uncovered" released September 18, 2012 Perseverance Records
2012: "Un Sogno Che Sognai" "I Dreamed a Dream" from Les Misérables released December 4, 2012 Perseverance Records (Single)
2013: "Romanza" (The Love Collection, Limited Edition) Re-release with new bonus tracks January 8, 2013 – NMG Records
2013: "Subaru" "スバル" "Romina Sings Japanese" released January 8, 2013 – NMG Records
2013: "I Want Love" from the album "The Best of Silent Hill" released October 29 – Perseverance Records
2014: "Corazon Italiano" released June, NMG Records (Single)
2014: "Annie's Song" released November 4, PoperaStar Records (Single)
2015: "A Mother's Heart" April 28, PoperaStar Records
2016: "Where Did They Film That Italy – The Music Journey" based on the book from the same title – Lakeshore Records released June 24
2019: "A Beautiful Surprise" (18-track album) Poperastar Records released
2020: "Cinematica, Vol 1" (14-track album) Poperastar Records released
2020: "Holding You" (single) Poperastar Records released
2020: "Verte Amor" (single) Poperastar records released
2021: "Amore y Amor (10-track album) Poperastar Records released

Books

"Where Did They Film That? Italy." (travel guide). Fresno: Linden/Quill Driver Books, 2016. ISBN 9781610351829 Search this book on ., OCLC 931295588^[5]^[6]^[7]^[8]

Articles and Interviews

Inspiring Interview at ForbesBooks Podcast with Build-A-Bear CEO, Sharon Price John
L’ Artista ROMINA ARENA in CalabriaEstate 2023
2024 Limitless Article Review of Romina Arena (Italian)[1]

References

↑ "Romina Arena, regina del Popera: Con la mia musica parlo di sogni e coraggio". Lavocedi New York. June 29, 2018.
↑ Project Gotham Racing 2 - Credits, 31 March 2020, retrieved 2024-06-17
↑ "Romina Arena And Perseverance Records To Release "Morricone.Uncovered" In September". Top40-Charts.com. Retrieved 2020-06-12.
↑ Edgar Rothermich – The Best Of Silent Hill (Music From The Video Game Series), retrieved 2024-06-17
↑ Il Resto del Carlino (5 July 2010). "Sette 'Oscar' in rosa A Bologna premio alle eccellenze al femminile"
↑ Ragusa Oggi (1 February 2012). Premio Sicilia 2012 - XIX Edizione
↑ "From Cinematica to being an Ambassador of Italian Excellence in the World: the success continues for a great Italian singer. An exclusive interview with Romina Arena". L'Idea Magazine. 2021-02-13. Retrieved 2021-02-14.
↑ "Camera Dei Deputati, Patrimonio Italiano Award, conferenze stampa di Fuscia Fitzgerald Nissoli". Communicazione Inform. Retrieved 30 July 2023.

External links

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[1] "Romina Arena, regina del Popera: Con la mia musica parlo di sogni e coraggio". Lavocedi New York. June 29, 2018.

[2] Project Gotham Racing 2 - Credits, 31 March 2020, retrieved 2024-06-17

[3] "Romina Arena And Perseverance Records To Release "Morricone.Uncovered" In September". Top40-Charts.com. Retrieved 2020-06-12.

[4] Edgar Rothermich – The Best Of Silent Hill (Music From The Video Game Series), retrieved 2024-06-17

[5] Il Resto del Carlino (5 July 2010). "Sette 'Oscar' in rosa A Bologna premio alle eccellenze al femminile"

[6] Ragusa Oggi (1 February 2012). Premio Sicilia 2012 - XIX Edizione

[7] "From Cinematica to being an Ambassador of Italian Excellence in the World: the success continues for a great Italian singer. An exclusive interview with Romina Arena". L'Idea Magazine. 2021-02-13. Retrieved 2021-02-14.

[8] "Camera Dei Deputati, Patrimonio Italiano Award, conferenze stampa di Fuscia Fitzgerald Nissoli". Communicazione Inform. Retrieved 30 July 2023.

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