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Joejulian: see also

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	During that show she met Teddy Lakis and they recorded the song ''An Island Called Amore''. Promoting that record, Mary Rose gave a show for the fashion house "Sasch" where she was so well received, she was immediately offered a recording contract with Sasch record company. She was given the name "Mary Charles". Her first engagement with her new stage manager was an Italian tour with Eduardo Vianello ending in a very big show on Rai TV named "Notte Delle Stelle" with Claudio Villa, The Platters and many other Italian singers, with whom she toured for three months.		During that show she met Teddy Lakis and they recorded the song ''An Island Called Amore''. Promoting that record, Mary Rose gave a show for the fashion house "Sasch" where she was so well received, she was immediately offered a recording contract with Sasch record company. She was given the name "Mary Charles". Her first engagement with her new stage manager was an Italian tour with Eduardo Vianello ending in a very big show on Rai TV named "Notte Delle Stelle" with Claudio Villa, The Platters and many other Italian singers, with whom she toured for three months.

	She then returned to Germany, where she recorded "Blue Summer Lies" and "A Star of Clay" composed by Mino Siciliano and Alfred C. Sant, which turned out to be her biggest success. From then onwards Mary had a lot of T.V. (Z.P.F.) Sat 1 and Sat 3 radio shows, also shows in theatres, discos and nights spots around Germany, Austria and Switzerland.		She then returned to Germany, where she recorded "Blue Summer Lies" and "A Star of Clay" composed by Mino Siciliano and [[Alfred C. Sant]], which turned out to be her biggest success. From then onwards Mary had a lot of T.V. (Z.P.F.) Sat 1 and Sat 3 radio shows, also shows in theatres, discos and nights spots around Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

	[[File:Mary Rose Mallia.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Mary Rose Mallia on Television Malta]]		[[File:Mary Rose Mallia.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Mary Rose Mallia on Television Malta]]

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	She then returned to Germany, where she recorded "Blue Summer Lies" and "A Star of Clay" composed by Mino Siciliano and Alfred C. Sant, which turned out to be her biggest success. From then onwards Mary had a lot of T.V. (Z.P.F.) Sat 1 and Sat 3 radio shows, also shows in theatres, discos and nights spots around Germany, Austria and Switzerland.		She then returned to Germany, where she recorded "Blue Summer Lies" and "A Star of Clay" composed by Mino Siciliano and Alfred C. Sant, which turned out to be her biggest success. From then onwards Mary had a lot of T.V. (Z.P.F.) Sat 1 and Sat 3 radio shows, also shows in theatres, discos and nights spots around Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

			[[File:Mary Rose Mallia.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Mary Rose Mallia on Television Malta]]

	Mary Rose Mallia is also a renowned actress and had leading parts in numerous plays on stage and television, including leading roles in both successful television serials "Ir-Ronnie", "Vaganza f'Ħal Bla Ras" and as Lieni in "Simpatiċi". In the 1982 rock opera ''Ġensna'', she was given the task of the main female vocalist, facing the indomitable [[Bayzo]], which they successfully surpassed with wide public acclaim.		Mary Rose Mallia is also a renowned actress and had leading parts in numerous plays on stage and television, including leading roles in both successful television serials "Ir-Ronnie", "Vaganza f'Ħal Bla Ras" and as Lieni in "Simpatiċi". In the 1982 rock opera ''Ġensna'', she was given the task of the main female vocalist, facing the indomitable [[Bayzo]], which they successfully surpassed with wide public acclaim.

	~~[[File:Mary Rose Mallia.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Mary Rose Mallia on Television Malta]]~~

	She also sang and acted main parts in operettas as "Die Fliedermaus", "Orpheus in the Underworld", "The Merry Widow, "The White Horse Inn", "The Land of Smiles", "Cin Cin La", "II Paese dei Campanelli". the musicals "King and I", "Spiru Cefai", "Taħt Tlett Saltniet", "Żeża tal-Flagship" and "Karmena Abdilla".		She also sang and acted main parts in operettas as "Die Fliedermaus", "Orpheus in the Underworld", "The Merry Widow, "The White Horse Inn", "The Land of Smiles", "Cin Cin La", "II Paese dei Campanelli". the musicals "King and I", "Spiru Cefai", "Taħt Tlett Saltniet", "Żeża tal-Flagship" and "Karmena Abdilla".

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	[[File:Ġensna.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Mary Rose Mallia and Renato in Ġensna.]]		[[File:Ġensna.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Mary Rose Mallia and Renato in Ġensna.]]

			In 1972 Mary Rose rappresent Malta in the [[World Popular Song Festival]], in [[Tokyo]] at [[Japan]] with the song ''Id-Dinja Tagħna''.

	She also had a single track called ''Nazju tal-Ibirba'' written by Albert Marshall and composed by Austrian Freddy Kov.		She also had a single track called ''Nazju tal-Ibirba'' written by Albert Marshall and composed by Austrian Freddy Kov.

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	Still active in the music scene, in 2011 she sung in the acclaimed album ''Għanja'', commemorating the hundreth anniversary from the birth of Dun Karm, with the song ''Bjuda'' to the composition of [[Dominic Galea]].		Still active in the music scene, in 2011 she sung in the acclaimed album ''Għanja'', commemorating the hundreth anniversary from the birth of Dun Karm, with the song ''Bjuda'' to the composition of [[Dominic Galea]].

			==See also==
			[[:Category:Mary Rose Mallia Photos]]

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