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Italian Music – Noemi – Sono Solo Parole

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Sono Solo Parole is a popular Italian ballad by singer Noemi, showcasing the classic style of Italian music. Noemi, born Veronica Scopelliti, gained fame after her debut on X-Factor in 2009 and has released multiple albums and singles. The song has garnered nearly 2 million views on YouTube, highlighting its popularity among listeners.

A San Remo music festival number, here, for Italian Music TunesDay on Italy Chronicles, is Sono Solo Parole – Only words – by Italian singer Noemi.

Sono Solo Parolo is a classic example of Italian ballad style popular music. This Noemi song has been seen nearly 2 million times on YouTube.

The singer, Neomi, whose real name is Veronica Scopelliti, is a Roman born Italian singer-songwriter who first made her debut on Italy’s X-Factor in 2009. To date she has released three albums, an EP and 11 singles and sold well over 400,000 copies of her musical endeavours.

Have a listen:

Noemi – Sono Solo Parole

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWc0xo91IW4[/youtube]

There, now you’ll sleep peacefully tonight :)

 

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