Tina De Paolis

Tina De Paolis, pseudonym of Concetta De Paola (Naples, November 18, 1934), is an Italian singer. The debut took place in 1949 when with Franco Ricci, Amedeo Pariante and others, he took part in the audition of Piedigrotta Cioffi framed in Gigi Pisano's magazine Bruttezze al bagno. In the same year he participated in the magazine of Carullo and Pauchet Napoli that does not go away with Gino Ruggiero, Mariella Ginosa and Nino Re. He then held concerts at the Leopardi theater with Ferdinando Rubino and Isa Landi. In 1950, after a long selection, she joined the Radio Napoli team and began broadcasting with the Vinci Orchestra. In 1952, he signed a recording contract with the Fonit label and recorded his first album: 'O munaciello' e notte, a piece taken from the Piedigrotta Giba held in the same year. The following year she triumphs at the Totò and New Year's Eve magazine Comme se fa 'e song with Gabriele Vanorio, Mario Abbate, Ennio Romani and others. She accompanied by the orchestra conducted by Luigi Perfetti she sings Simpaticona di Riccio and Marchese and Vesuviana di Celentano and New Year's Eve. In the same year, she participates in Amedeo Greco's magazine Poetry and songs with Nino Nipote, Agostino Salvietti, Aurelio Fierro and Alberto Amato. In 1954, she took part in Piedigrotta Argoss with Katyna Ranieri and Franco Ricci and in the second edition of the Salerno Festival with Aurelio Fierro, Gabriele Vanorio and Enza Dorian. In 1955, she signed a recording contract with the CGD label and made her debut with the record Acqua 'e Maggio. Then she, with Luciano Glori, Maria Longo and Franco Pace, she participates in the third edition of the San Arsenio Song Festival in Salerno. Also in 1955, she participated in the second Neapolitan Song Festival of Postelegraphonic Dopolavoro with Maria Longo, Nunzio Gallo and Luciano Glori and won the Municipal Song Festival with the motif 'Nnammurata e marenare. At the theater, she takes part in the orchestra magazine Anepeta Si aired in Marechiaro with Luisa Poselli, Fiorenzo Fiorentini and Sergio Bruni. In 1956, she joins Alberto Amato's line-up and goes on stage with the drama Senza guapparia. In addition, she continues to broadcast on the radio with the Anepeta orchestra and marries the singer Enrico Fiume. In 1958, she signed with the Durium record label and began recording songs with the Royal. In the same year she won the Procida Festival with the song Procida suonne celeste by Mancini and Domenico Pirozzi sung in duet with Enrico Fiume. In 1959 she recorded the song Suttanella e cazunciello, duet with Mario Trevi, the latter in his recording debut. Then, with the birth of her first child, she retires to private life.