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The 17 pages that link to Italian popular music, each with the reason it gives.

• Sanremo Music FestivalNarrower topic: Sanremo's entries and winners are a prominent part of this musical tradition.

• Ennio MorriconeNarrower topic: Morricone arranged and composed popular songs before becoming widely known for film scores.

• Adriano CelentanoNarrower topic: Celentano’s long career spans several eras and styles of Italian popular music.

• Domenico ModugnoNarrower topic: Modugno became a defining figure in its postwar transformation.

• Luigi TencoNarrower topic: Tenco’s work developed within, and challenged conventions of, this broader musical field.

• Fabrizio De AndréNarrower topic: De André emerged within its postwar recording industry while writing unusually literary songs.

• Maria De FilippiNarrower topic: Amici has introduced multiple singers to the Italian mainstream music market.

• 'O sole mioNarrower topic: 'O sole mio is a celebrated song within a much broader national repertoire.

• Albano CarrisiNarrower topic: Carrisi’s career developed within this changing national music culture.

• Mia MartiniNarrower topic: Martini's recordings and festival appearances belong to this national musical tradition.

• Raffaella CarràNarrower topic: Carrà’s chart success and performance style form part of its late-20th-century history.

• Toto CutugnoNarrower topic: Cutugno’s songwriting and performance career belonged to this broad musical tradition.

• Zucchero FornaciariNarrower topic: Zucchero brings blues and soul into this national musical landscape.