News
Claudia Faniello nominated for the 'Best Female Artist' & 'Best Website' at the Malta Music Awards
The new Album from Claudia Faniello, Convincingly Better, will be officially launched on the 20th of August, 2010. Check this website for more information.
Claudia Faniello video is now available.
Claudia Faniello, Convincingly Better, is now available from ITUNES.
Follow Me
About Me
Claudia Faniello started her musical career at the young age of 12, when she began to participate in a variety of television shows and festivals, successfully placing amongst the top. Her first experience in the Maltasong for Europe Festival was in 2006, with the song 'High Alert!', followed by "L'imhabba Ghamja" in 2007, which became her first number one hit.
Claudia was determined to continue her path of success and left Malta in June to participate in the Crotone Music Show, where she was greeted with great enthusiasm from the Italian crowd who responded positively to her interpretation of 'Bajja tad-Deheb'. Shortly afterwards she then flew to San Remo during an organised week of pleasurable festivities and won the Best Solo Artist Award at the Festival San Remo Music with the song 'High Alert!'.
'Wild Flower', her next single, was premiered during a Music Show held in Crotone, aired on Rai Tre, and shortly afterwards in Malta.
In 2008 she went back to compete in the Maltasong for Europe with two songs "Caravagio" and "Sunrise", which placed 2nd and 3rd respectively and brought Claudia very close to winning the contest that year. Five months later she represented Malta in the Suncand Skale festival held in Montenegro with the song "Caravagio" which was also a hot favourite with the Montenegrin public. The year came to an end with a nomination for Best Female Artist in the Coca-Cola Malta Music Awards 2008.
Midas Touch and Blue Sonata were Claudia's songs in the 2009 Eurosong contest which saw Blue Sonata make it to the final that year, placing in a very respectable 4th place.
A busy year followed, with various songs and the participation in Mario Carta's Concert as a supporting act, and the opportunity to once again represent her country at the prestigious Golden Stag Contest in Romania where she performed the song "lei li ra".
Claudia was determined to continue her path of success and left Malta in June to participate in the Crotone Music Show, where she was greeted with great enthusiasm from the Italian crowd who responded positively to her interpretation of 'Bajja tad-Deheb'. Shortly afterwards she then flew to San Remo during an organised week of pleasurable festivities and won the Best Solo Artist Award at the Festival San Remo Music with the song 'High Alert!'.
'Wild Flower', her next single, was premiered during a Music Show held in Crotone, aired on Rai Tre, and shortly afterwards in Malta.
In 2008 she went back to compete in the Maltasong for Europe with two songs "Caravagio" and "Sunrise", which placed 2nd and 3rd respectively and brought Claudia very close to winning the contest that year. Five months later she represented Malta in the Suncand Skale festival held in Montenegro with the song "Caravagio" which was also a hot favourite with the Montenegrin public. The year came to an end with a nomination for Best Female Artist in the Coca-Cola Malta Music Awards 2008.
Midas Touch and Blue Sonata were Claudia's songs in the 2009 Eurosong contest which saw Blue Sonata make it to the final that year, placing in a very respectable 4th place.
A busy year followed, with various songs and the participation in Mario Carta's Concert as a supporting act, and the opportunity to once again represent her country at the prestigious Golden Stag Contest in Romania where she performed the song "lei li ra".