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Spagna
Artist Biography For Spagna
Spagna Born Ivana Spagna In Italy Started Her Career Singing In English And Her First Dance Song "Easy Lady" 1986 Was A Hit Throughout Europe. In 1987 She Released Her Second Successful Hit "Call Me". It Ranked 1st In The European Top Chart Hit Number Two In The UK Singles Chart And It Is Still The Highest Position Ever Achieved By An Italian Singer In The UK And Made #13 In The Billboard Dance Chart. The Same Year Her First Album Featuring The Two Singles Was Released. Dedicated To The Moon Sold 500 000 Copies And Won An International Prize For Having Been The Best-Selling Album On Compact Disc That Year. After A Dance-Rock Album You Are My Energy And One More Minor Hit In The UK Chart "Every Girl And Boy" By 1990 Spagna Supported By Sony Music Moved To The USA. She Lived In Santa Monica Working On Her New Disco-Pop Album No Way Out. This Collection Featured A Song Written By Diane Warren "There's A Love" And The Two Singles Which Released In The USA - "Love At First Sight" And "Only Words". In 1993 Spagna Moved Back To Europe Again And Recorded Matter Of Time Considered By Many Her Best Album Featuring New Eurodance Rhythms And Ballads. In 1995 After The Release Of Her Last European Hit "Lady Madonna" As A Single She Started Singing In Her Native Italian. She Took Part Several Times In The Sanremo Festival The Most Important Italian Song-Contest Ranking 3rd With The Song "Gente Come Noi" Which Became The Biggest Hit Of The Year In Italy. From That Year Onwards Spagna Released Many Successful Albums Sung In Italian Until 2003 When She Left Sony Music In Order To Sing In English Again. She Joined An Independent Swiss Record Label B&G And Recorded Woman A Dance-Pop Album Featuring Eight New Songs In English A Couple In Spanish And One In French. In 2004 A New Remixed Version Of "Easy Lady" Was Released And Played By Radio Stations Throughout Europe. Spagna's Fourteen Albums Have Sold A Total Of 10 Million Copies Worldwide. In February 2006 She Took Part In The Sanremo Song Contest With The Song "Noi Non Possiamo Cambiare" And In May 2006 Ranked 3rd In The Italian Reality Show "Music Farm". Edit Discography
Dedicated To The Moon 1987 English You Are My Energy 1989 English No Way Out 1991 English Spagna&Spagna Greatest Hits 1993 English - Collection Matter Of Time 1993 English Siamo In Due 1995 Italian Lupi Solitari 1996 Italian Indivisibili 1997 Italian E Che Mai Sarà Le Mie Più Belle Canzoni 1998 Italian - Collection Domani 2000 Italian La Nostra Canzone 2001 Italian Woman 2003 English L'arte Di Arrangiarsi 2004 Italian Diario Di Bordo 2005 Italian Diario Di Bordo - Voglio Sdraiarmi Al Sole" 2006 Italian Http //www.Ivanaspagna.Com/
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Call Me
Spagna - Dedicated To The Moon
"Call Me" Is A 1987 Song Recorded By The Italian Singer Spagna. It Was The Second Single From Her Debut Album Dedicated To The Moon On Which It Features As First Track. The Single Was Released In 1987 In Most European Countries. The Video For The Song Was Filmed In And Around Nottingham. The Majority Of The Video Was Filmed In And Around The 'Ritzy' Nightclub With The Nearby Belvoir Castle Also Featuring. Unlike The Previous Single "Easy Lady" This Song Was Also Released In Japan And The U.S. A 'U.S. Remix' Was Made By Steve Thompson And Mike Barbiero. "Girl It's Not The End Of The World" The Second Track On The 7" Single Is Another Song From Spagna's First Album. Puerto Rican Singer Yolandita Monge Recorded A Spanish Cover Of The Song Titled "Por Ti" For Her 1988 Album Vivencias. It Became An Instant Hit And Was Remixed By DJ Pablo Flores To Become A Club Anthem In Puerto Rico And USA. Yolandita Also Made A Music Video To Accompany This Song. Spanish Singer Soraya Arnelas Also Recorded A Cover Version Of The Song And Released It As The Second Official Single From Her Second Studio Album Ochenta's. The Song Was Also Covered By New Zealand Band The Fan Club In 1988. This Single Was A Greater Success Than The Previous One "Easy Lady". It Reached Number Two On The UK Singles Chart And Number Three On The Irish Singles Chart. The Single Reached Number Five In South Africa And The Top Five Of The Other European Countries. In France It Started At Number 40 On 25 April 1987 And Reached The Top Ten Four Weeks Later. It Peaked At Number Four And Remained In The Top 10 For Seven Weeks. The Single Appeared On The Chart For 21 Weeks. The Same Year It Earned A Silver Disc. On The Swiss Singles Chart Top 30 "Call Me" Featured For 13 Weeks From March 29 Peaking At Number Seven For Two Weeks.The Single Was #8 On September 30 On The Swedish Singles Chart While It Reached Number Four On The Norwegian Singles Chart In The 37th Week Of 1987. "Call Me" Made Also A Short Appearance On The Austrian Singles Chart For Three Weeks Peaking At Number 12. In Germany The Single Peaked For Two Weeks At Number Ten In June 1986. A Year Later The Single Entered The Billboard Hot Dance Club Play U.S. In A Remixed Version And Was Ranked #13 On April 2.
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Spagna Born Ivana Spagna In Italy Started Her Career Singing In English And Her First Dance Song "Easy Lady" 1986 Was A Hit Throughout Europe. In 1987 She Released Her Second Successful Hit "Call Me". It Ranked 1st In The European Top Chart Hit Number Two In The UK Singles Chart And It Is Still The Highest Position Ever Achieved By An Italian Singer In The UK And Made #13 In The Billboard Dance Chart. The Same Year Her First Album Featuring The Two Singles Was Released. Dedicated To The Moon Sold 500 000 Copies And Won An International Prize For Having Been The Best-Selling Album On Compact Disc That Year. After A Dance-Rock Album You Are My Energy And One More Minor Hit In The UK Chart "Every Girl And Boy" By 1990 Spagna Supported By Sony Music Moved To The USA. She Lived In Santa Monica Working On Her New Disco-Pop Album No Way Out. This Collection Featured A Song Written By Diane Warren "There's A Love" And The Two Singles Which Released In The USA - "Love At First Sight" And "Only Words". In 1993 Spagna Moved Back To Europe Again And Recorded Matter Of Time Considered By Many Her Best Album Featuring New Eurodance Rhythms And Ballads. In 1995 After The Release Of Her Last European Hit "Lady Madonna" As A Single She Started Singing In Her Native Italian. She Took Part Several Times In The Sanremo Festival The Most Important Italian Song-Contest Ranking 3rd With The Song "Gente Come Noi" Which Became The Biggest Hit Of The Year In Italy. From That Year Onwards Spagna Released Many Successful Albums Sung In Italian Until 2003 When She Left Sony Music In Order To Sing In English Again. She Joined An Independent Swiss Record Label B&G And Recorded Woman A Dance-Pop Album Featuring Eight New Songs In English A Couple In Spanish And One In French. In 2004 A New Remixed Version Of "Easy Lady" Was Released And Played By Radio Stations Throughout Europe. Spagna's Fourteen Albums Have Sold A Total Of 10 Million Copies Worldwide. In February 2006 She Took Part In The Sanremo Song Contest With The Song "Noi Non Possiamo Cambiare" And In May 2006 Ranked 3rd In The Italian Reality Show "Music Farm". Edit Discography
Dedicated To The Moon 1987 English You Are My Energy 1989 English No Way Out 1991 English Spagna&Spagna Greatest Hits 1993 English - Collection Matter Of Time 1993 English Siamo In Due 1995 Italian Lupi Solitari 1996 Italian Indivisibili 1997 Italian E Che Mai Sarà Le Mie Più Belle Canzoni 1998 Italian - Collection Domani 2000 Italian La Nostra Canzone 2001 Italian Woman 2003 English L'arte Di Arrangiarsi 2004 Italian Diario Di Bordo 2005 Italian Diario Di Bordo - Voglio Sdraiarmi Al Sole" 2006 Italian Http //www.Ivanaspagna.Com/ read less
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Dedicated To The Moon 1987 English You Are My Energy 1989 English No Way Out 1991 English Spagna&Spagna Greatest Hits 1993 English - Collection Matter Of Time 1993 English Siamo In Due 1995 Italian Lupi Solitari 1996 Italian Indivisibili 1997 Italian E Che Mai Sarà Le Mie Più Belle Canzoni 1998 Italian - Collection Domani 2000 Italian La Nostra Canzone 2001 Italian Woman 2003 English L'arte Di Arrangiarsi 2004 Italian Diario Di Bordo 2005 Italian Diario Di Bordo - Voglio Sdraiarmi Al Sole" 2006 Italian Http //www.Ivanaspagna.Com/ read less
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"Call Me" is a 1987 song recorded by the Italian singer Spagna. It was the second single from her debut album Dedicated to the Moon, on which it features as first track. The single was released in 1987 in most European countries. The video for the song was filmed in and around Nottingham. The majority of the video was filmed in and around the 'Ritzy' nightclub, with the nearby Belvoir Castle also featuring. Unlike the previous single "Easy Lady", this song was also released in Japan and the U.S. A 'U.S. Remix' was made by Steve Thompson and Mike Barbiero. "Girl, It's Not the End of the World", the second track on the 7" single, is another song from Spagna's first album.
Puerto Rican singer Yolandita Monge recorded a Spanish cover of the song, titled "Por Ti" for her 1988 album Vivencias. It became an instant hit and was remixed by DJ Pablo Flores to become a club anthem in Puerto Rico and USA. Yolandita also made a music video to accompany this song. Spanish singer Soraya Arnelas also recorded a cover version of the song and released it as the second official single from her second studio album Ochenta's. The song was also covered by New Zealand band The Fan Club in 1988.
This single was a greater success than the previous one, "Easy Lady". It reached number two on the UK Singles Chart and number three on the Irish Singles Chart. The single reached number five in South Africa and the top five of the other European countries. In France, it started at number 40 on 25 April 1987 and reached the top ten four weeks later. It peaked at number four and remained in the top 10 for seven weeks. The single appeared on the chart for 21 weeks. The same year, it earned a Silver disc.
On the Swiss Singles Chart (Top 30), "Call Me" featured for 13 weeks from March 29, peaking at number seven for two weeks.The single was #8 on September 30 on the Swedish Singles Chart, while it reached number four on the Norwegian Singles Chart in the 37th week of 1987. "Call Me" made also a short appearance on the Austrian Singles Chart for three weeks, peaking at number 12. In Germany, the single peaked for two weeks at number ten in June 1986. A year later, the single entered the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play (U.S.) in a remixed version, and was ranked #13 on April 2. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.