Retrieved and Translated from grandefratello.mediaset.it
Icon of Italian music of the 70s, Rosanna Fratello is a woman with timeless charm.
Married to the photographer Giuseppe Cappellano, she has a daughter, Guendalina. She began her career as a singer in 1967, in '69 she participated, for the first time, in the Sanremo Festival. In 1971 she was chosen by the director Giuliano Montaldo for the famous film "Sacco e Vanzetti" . Also in 1971, Rosanna took part in 'Canzonissima' with "Sono una donna, non sono una santa", a song that reached the top of the hit parade, destined to remain her greatest success. In 1981 she appeared on the cover of Playboy. After several publications throughout the seventies and eighties, in 1994 she returned to the Sanremo Festival with the song "An old Italian song". In July 2011 the album "Tre rose rossa" was released, written and produced by Cristiano Malgioglio. Many fondly remember the trio formed by Rosanna, Bobby Solo and Little Tony (from 1985 to '89), "Ro.Bo.T" to participate in '"Premiatissima'" 1985.[1]
