Claudia Faniello - Revision history

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	She returned to the national selection for Eurovision in 2007 & 2008. 2008 was her major impact year: at the Eurovision contest she was awarded both second and third placing with her ''Caravaggio'' and ''Sunrise''. Eventually, Claudia also launched her first video clip for the song ''Wild Flower''.		She returned to the national selection for Eurovision in 2007 & 2008. 2008 was her major impact year: at the Eurovision contest she was awarded both second and third placing with her ''Caravaggio'' and ''Sunrise''. Eventually, Claudia also launched her first video clip for the song ''Wild Flower''.

			[[File: fanielloclaudia.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Claudia Faniello]]

	It was at this point that her passion for more rock orientated music started becoming evident to her fans. Following that she yet again participated in the national Eurovision finals for 2009 - 2012, garnering very respectful attention from her ever-growing multitude of fans. Her 2012 song ''Pure'', written by [[Philip Vella]] and [[Gerard James Borg]], made it to the top of the [[iTunes]] download charts during the week of the 2012 Malta Eurovision Song Contest.		It was at this point that her passion for more rock orientated music started becoming evident to her fans. Following that she yet again participated in the national Eurovision finals for 2009 - 2012, garnering very respectful attention from her ever-growing multitude of fans. Her 2012 song ''Pure'', written by [[Philip Vella]] and [[Gerard James Borg]], made it to the top of the [[iTunes]] download charts during the week of the 2012 Malta Eurovision Song Contest.

	~~[[File: fanielloclaudia.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Claudia Faniello]]~~

	In 2010 she launched her first album Convincingly Better, and from it released the single ''I Hate This Song'' along with a promotional music video for it. This brought here a nomination for Best Female Artist at that year's Malta Music Awards, and she was also invited as a guest artist during the Slovakian Eurovision national final, where she performed her 2010 contender for Malta's Eurovision entry ''Samsara''.		In 2010 she launched her first album Convincingly Better, and from it released the single ''I Hate This Song'' along with a promotional music video for it. This brought here a nomination for Best Female Artist at that year's Malta Music Awards, and she was also invited as a guest artist during the Slovakian Eurovision national final, where she performed her 2010 contender for Malta's Eurovision entry ''Samsara''.

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			[[File:claudiafaniello.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Claudia Faniello]]
	'''Claudia Faniello''' (born 25 February 1988) is a popular singer from Malta.		'''Claudia Faniello''' (born 25 February 1988) is a popular singer from Malta.

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	It was at this point that her passion for more rock orientated music started becoming evident to her fans. Following that she yet again participated in the national Eurovision finals for 2009 - 2012, garnering very respectful attention from her ever-growing multitude of fans. Her 2012 song ''Pure'', written by [[Philip Vella]] and [[Gerard James Borg]], made it to the top of the [[iTunes]] download charts during the week of the 2012 Malta Eurovision Song Contest.		It was at this point that her passion for more rock orientated music started becoming evident to her fans. Following that she yet again participated in the national Eurovision finals for 2009 - 2012, garnering very respectful attention from her ever-growing multitude of fans. Her 2012 song ''Pure'', written by [[Philip Vella]] and [[Gerard James Borg]], made it to the top of the [[iTunes]] download charts during the week of the 2012 Malta Eurovision Song Contest.

			[[File: fanielloclaudia.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Claudia Faniello]]

	In 2010 she launched her first album Convincingly Better, and from it released the single ''I Hate This Song'' along with a promotional music video for it. This brought here a nomination for Best Female Artist at that year's Malta Music Awards, and she was also invited as a guest artist during the Slovakian Eurovision national final, where she performed her 2010 contender for Malta's Eurovision entry ''Samsara''.		In 2010 she launched her first album Convincingly Better, and from it released the single ''I Hate This Song'' along with a promotional music video for it. This brought here a nomination for Best Female Artist at that year's Malta Music Awards, and she was also invited as a guest artist during the Slovakian Eurovision national final, where she performed her 2010 contender for Malta's Eurovision entry ''Samsara''.
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	==Discography==		==Discography==


	===Albums===		===Albums===

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	[[Category:Singers from Malta]]		[[Category:Singers from Malta]]
	[[Category:Female Vocalists]]		[[Category:Female Vocalists]]
			[[Category:Born in 1988]]

Axiaqm at 17:22, 30 April 2013

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	* "High Alert!" (2006)		* "High Alert!" (2006)
	* "Wild Flower" (2007)		* "Wild Flower" (2007)
	* "L-~~imhabba ghamja~~(2007)		* "L-imħabba għamja(2007)
	* "Caravaggio" (2008)		* "Caravaggio" (2008)
	* "Sunrise" (2008)		* "Sunrise" (2008)

Axiaqm at 22:24, 27 March 2013

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	* "Samsara" (2010)		* "Samsara" (2010)
	* "Movie In My Mind" (2011)		* "Movie In My Mind" (2011)
	• "Pure" (2012)		* "Pure" (2012)
	• "When It's Time" (2013)		* "When It's Time" (2013)

	==External links==		==External links==

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	Her foray into the rock scene resulted in a change in direction for her participation in the [[Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2013]], where she sang the song ''When It's Time'', which she co-wrote with [[Errol Sammut]].		Her foray into the rock scene resulted in a change in direction for her participation in the [[Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2013]], where she sang the song ''When It's Time'', which she co-wrote with [[Errol Sammut]].

	~~'''~~Discography~~'''~~		==Discography==


	~~'''~~Albums~~'''~~		===Albums===
	• Convincingly ~~better~~ (2010)		* Convincingly Better (2010)

	~~'''~~Singles~~'''~~		===Singles===
	• "Ma Nafx" (2006)		* "Ma Nafx" (2006)
	• "High Alert!" (2006)		* "High Alert!" (2006)
	• "Wild Flower" (2007)		* "Wild Flower" (2007)
	• "L-imhabba ghamja(2007)		* "L-imhabba ghamja(2007)
	• "Caravaggio" (2008)		* "Caravaggio" (2008)
	• "Sunrise" (2008)		* "Sunrise" (2008)
	• "Blue Sonata" (2009)		* "Blue Sonata" (2009)
	• "Samsara" (2010)		* "Samsara" (2010)
	• "Movie In My Mind" (2011)		* "Movie In My Mind" (2011)
	• "Pure" (2012)		• "Pure" (2012)
	• "When It's Time" (2013)		• "When It's Time" (2013)


	==External links==		==External links==

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	[[Category:A-Z of the Malta Music Scene]]		[[Category:A-Z of the Malta Music Scene]]
	[[Category:Singers from Malta]]		[[Category:Singers from Malta]]
			[[Category:Female Vocalists]]

Axiaqm at 12:15, 26 March 2013

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	'''Singles'''		'''Singles'''
	• "Ma Nafx" (2006)/		• "Ma Nafx" (2006)
	• "High Alert!" (2006)		• "High Alert!" (2006)
	• "Wild Flower" (2007)		• "Wild Flower" (2007)
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	• "Pure" (2012)		• "Pure" (2012)
	• "When It's Time" (2013)		• "When It's Time" (2013)

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	'''Discography'''		'''Discography'''

	~~</>~~
	'''Albums'''		'''Albums'''
	• Convincingly better (2010)		• Convincingly better (2010)
	~~</>~~
	'''Singles'''		'''Singles'''
	• "Ma Nafx" (2006)		• "Ma Nafx" (2006)/
	• "High Alert!" (2006)		• "High Alert!" (2006)
	• "Wild Flower" (2007)		• "Wild Flower" (2007)

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	* "Pure" (2012)		* "Pure" (2012)
	* "When It's Time" (2013)		* "When It's Time" (2013)




			==See also==
			[[:Category:Claudia Faniello Photos]]

	==External links==		==External links==