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	In 1991 he won the first edition of the [[Malta Song for Europe]] festival, which returned Malta to the Eurovision Song Contest after a sixteen-year hiatus. The song ''Could It Be'' ([[Paul Abela]]/[[Ray Mahoney]]), which he sang with [[Georgina Abela]], ended in 6th place at the pan-European contest, which too place in [[Rome]] that year.		In 1991 he won the first edition of the [[Malta Song for Europe]] festival, which returned Malta to the Eurovision Song Contest after a sixteen-year hiatus. The song ''Could It Be'' ([[Paul Abela]]/[[Ray Mahoney]]), which he sang with [[Georgina Abela]], ended in 6th place at the pan-European contest, which too place in [[Rome]] that year.

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	Later on that year, he and Georgina were invited to perform in Cesme, Turkey.		Later on that year, he and Georgina were invited to perform in Cesme, Turkey.

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	In 1991 he won the first edition of the [[Malta Song for Europe]] festival, which returned Malta to the Eurovision Song Contest after a sixteen-year hiatus. The song ''Could It Be'' ([[Paul Abela]]/[[Ray Mahoney]]), which he sang with [[Georgina Abela]], ended in 6th place at the pan-European contest, which too place in [[Rome]] that year.		In 1991 he won the first edition of the [[Malta Song for Europe]] festival, which returned Malta to the Eurovision Song Contest after a sixteen-year hiatus. The song ''Could It Be'' ([[Paul Abela]]/[[Ray Mahoney]]), which he sang with [[Georgina Abela]], ended in 6th place at the pan-European contest, which too place in [[Rome]] that year.

			[[File:paulgiordi.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|left\|Paul Giordimaina]]
	Later on that year, he and Georgina were invited to perform in Cesme, Turkey.		Later on that year, he and Georgina were invited to perform in Cesme, Turkey.

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	'''Paul Giordimaina''' (born 28 April 1960) is a Maltese singer, songwriter, composer and pianist from [[Rabat, Malta]].		'''Paul Giordimaina''' (born 28 April 1960) is a Maltese singer, songwriter, composer and pianist from [[ir-Rabat]], Malta.

	He has performed at various night clubs around Malta since the 1970s, including [[Nigret Nightclub]] in Rabat, [[Whisper Nightclub]] in Mosta, and [[BJ's]] in Paceville.		He has performed at various night clubs around Malta since the 1970s, including [[Nigret Nightclub]] in Rabat, [[Whisper Nightclub]] in Mosta, and [[BJ's]] in Paceville.
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	Giordimaina had his national debut in the rock opera [[Ġensna]] in 1980. Following this, he was in constant demand as a singer for the popular [[Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija]].		Giordimaina had his national debut in the rock opera [[Ġensna]] in 1980. Following this, he was in constant demand as a singer for the popular [[Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija]].

	In 1991 he won the first edition of the [[Malta Song for Europe]] festival, which returned Malta to the Eurovision Song Contest after a sixteen-year hiatus. The song ''Could It Be'' ([[Paul Abela]]/[[Ray Mahoney]]), which he sang with [[Georgina]], ended in 6th place at the pan-European contest, which too place in [[Rome]] that year.		In 1991 he won the first edition of the [[Malta Song for Europe]] festival, which returned Malta to the Eurovision Song Contest after a sixteen-year hiatus. The song ''Could It Be'' ([[Paul Abela]]/[[Ray Mahoney]]), which he sang with [[Georgina Abela]], ended in 6th place at the pan-European contest, which too place in [[Rome]] that year.

	Later on that year, he and Georgina were invited to perform in Cesme, Turkey.		Later on that year, he and Georgina were invited to perform in Cesme, Turkey.
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	He has also performed a number of times at the [[Malta Jazz Festival]].		He has also performed a number of times at the [[Malta Jazz Festival]].

	His jazz double album [[A Letter to Bernie]] was released in 2009.		His jazz double album [[A Letter to Bernie]], dedicated to late friend [[Bernard Scerri]], was released in 2009.

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

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	His jazz double album [[A Letter to Bernie]] was released in 2009.		His jazz double album [[A Letter to Bernie]] was released in 2009.

			== External links ==
			* [http://www.facebook.com/paul.giordimaina.9 Paul Giordimaina on Facebook]

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'''Paul Giordimaina''' (born 28 April 1960) is a Maltese singer, songwriter, composer and pianist from [[Rabat, Malta]].

He has performed at various night clubs around Malta since the 1970s, including [[Nigret Nightclub]] in Rabat, [[Whisper Nightclub]] in Mosta, and [[BJ's]] in Paceville.

Giordimaina had his national debut in the rock opera [[Ġensna]] in 1980. Following this, he was in constant demand as a singer for the popular [[Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija]].

In 1991 he won the first edition of the [[Malta Song for Europe]] festival, which returned Malta to the Eurovision Song Contest after a sixteen-year hiatus. The song ''Could It Be'' ([[Paul Abela]]/[[Ray Mahoney]]), which he sang with [[Georgina]], ended in 6th place at the pan-European contest, which too place in [[Rome]] that year.

Later on that year, he and Georgina were invited to perform in Cesme, Turkey.

Since then he has started collaborating with lyricist [[Fleur Balzan]], and their collaboration has took them once again to the Eurovision Song Contest in 2011, when Glen Vella sang their song ''One Life''. However, this song failed to qualify to the final from the semifinal in [[Dusseldorf]].

He has also performed a number of times at the [[Malta Jazz Festival]].

His jazz double album [[A Letter to Bernie]] was released in 2009.

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