Angelina Mango, born in 2001, is a singer-songwriter and winner of the Singing category on the Canale 5 talent show Amici di Maria De Filippi. In November 2022, Angelina joined Amici di Maria De Filippi, and during the final of that edition she won the Singing category, along with the Critics’ Award and the Radio Award. In 2023, “Voglia di vivere” (21CO/LaTarma Records) was released, her platinum-certified album that captures her signature style, her ability to play and have fun while touching on the themes of a twenty-two-year-old girl who loves, lives, and dreams, looking to the future of her generation with optimism. The album includes the singles “Ci pensiamo domani,” certified quadruple platinum, “Voglia di vivere,” the title track co-written with Giorgio Pesenti and Michelangelo and certified gold, and “Mani vuote,” written by Angelina Mango and produced by Canova.
After captivating audiences across Italy for the first time in October 2023 with a completely sold-out club tour (“VOGLIA DI VIVERE TOUR”) built on a winning combination of carefree, sparkling moods and more reflective moments, Angelina performed live in “Pare una pazzia,” an unmissable concert held at Fabrique, one of the most important venues in her hometown of Milan, produced and organized by Live Nation. “Pare una pazzia” was a unique event for Angelina: the singer-songwriter had surprised fans during an Instagram live stream from the stage at Magazzini Generali during the Milan date of the “VOGLIA DI VIVERE TOUR,” and once again brought to the stage an explosion of energy and connection, optimism and lightheartedness.
On October 6 of that same year, “Che t’o dico a fa'” (LaTarma Records/BMG) was released on all digital platforms, and went on to be certified double platinum. With this track, Angelina recorded the best solo female debut of 2023, with nearly 200,000 streams in 24 hours, reaching the Top 10 on all digital platforms and once again the podium of the FIMI chart. The song tells the story of a night in which fleeing through the streets of Spaccanapoli seems like the only way to live without dwelling on regrets. In December, she then released “Fila indiana,” a new gold-certified single that preceded her actual debut album of original songs.
In February 2024, Angelina won the 74th Sanremo Festival with “La noia,” a song written in collaboration with Madame and Dardust, also earning the Critics’ Award from the Sala Stampa Lucio Dalla and the Giancarlo Bigazzi Award for best musical composition. The song achieved triple platinum status and became one of the most-played tracks on Italian radio. Her win at Sanremo earned her the right to represent Italy at the 68th Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, where she placed seventh.
On May 31, 2024, “Poké melodrama” (LaTarma Records) was released, her official debut studio album, made up of fourteen tracks that capture the different shades of her music, from urban to electronic sounds, from pop to rap and drum and bass. The album features four notable collaborations: “Uguale a me” with Marco Mengoni, “Diamoci una tregua” with Bresh, “Invece sì” with Dani Faiv, and “Another World” with VillaBanks. Poké melodrama achieved platinum status, while within it “Melodrama” earned platinum and “Fila indiana” earned gold.
On September 6, 2024, “Per due come noi” was released, a collaboration with Olly, produced together with JVLI. The song, certified triple platinum, debuted at number six on the Top Singoli chart before reaching the top spot three weeks later, becoming the most-played track on Italian radio.
On October 16, 2025, Angelina returned to the music scene with a surprise release of her second studio album, “caramé,” dedicated to telling the story of the past twelve months of her life. The album was written and produced by Angelina together with Giovanni Pallotti, with her brother Filippo by her side, and features collaborations with Calcutta, Dardust, and Madame.
In March 2026, she performed on the “Nina canta nei teatri” tour, at the conclusion of which she released four rearranged tracks — “melodrama,” “la noia,” “che t’o dico a fa’,” and “smile” — in their respective live versions. On June 12, she released the single “Canto d’amore” with Marco Mengoni, which once again sees the two singer-songwriters collaborating on a reflective and authentic song.
Angelina Mango has since returned to sharing her music with the summer tour “Nina canta nei teatri d’estate,” which has seen her perform at the Teatro Romano in Verona (SOLD OUT), in Caserta (Belvedere di San Leucio), in Palermo (Teatro di Verdura), in Taormina (Teatro Antico), in Porto Recanati (Arena Beniamino Gigli), in Rome (Auditorium Parco della Musica – Cavea), in Castiglioncello (Castello Pasquini), in Assisi (Rocca Maggiore), and in Matera (Cava del Sole). On August 27, the track “Che Bella Vita” by Ariete was released, her first collaboration with Angelina Mango. On October 16, the song “Vita da adulti” was released: a story of change and personal growth that captures a precise moment, when, as adults, we find ourselves recalling images from the past, wondering who we have become and, at the same time, how we will face the future.
