Laura Pausini

Laura Pausini is an Italian singer-songwriter whose Italian- and Spanish-language pop recordings have earned international success, including the hit “La solitudine.”

Biagio Antonacci: An Italian singer-songwriter whose songs and collaborations have connected him with Laura Pausini. Their collaboration brought two major Italian pop careers together.
La solitudine: A 1993 Italian pop song by Laura Pausini about separation and loss. Its Sanremo success launched Pausini’s recording career.
Solarolo: A town in Emilia-Romagna, Italy, where Laura Pausini grew up. Pausini’s early musical life began in this town.
Latin Grammy Award: An annual award honoring outstanding recordings in Latin music. Pausini became the first Italian artist to win a Latin Grammy.
Alejandro Sanz: A Spanish singer-songwriter known for Latin pop and flamenco-influenced music. Their duet “La fuerza del corazón” linked Pausini with Spanish-language pop.
Strani amori: A 1994 Italian pop song by Laura Pausini about painful romantic relationships. It confirmed her success at the Sanremo Music Festival.
Sanremo Music Festival: An annual Italian song contest and music festival first held in 1951. Pausini won its newcomer competition in 1993 with “La solitudine.”
Grammy Award: An annual award presented by the Recording Academy for achievements in recorded music. Her 2006 win made her the first Italian female artist to receive a Grammy.
James Blunt: An English singer-songwriter known for the pop ballad “You’re Beautiful.” Pausini and Blunt recorded the duet “Primavera in anticipo.”
Se fue: A Spanish-language version of Laura Pausini’s song “Non c’è.” It became a key early hit in Spanish-speaking markets.

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Eros RamazzottiCompared with: Like Ramazzotti, she built an international career from Italian songwriting, but with a stronger ballad-centered image.