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With a style that blends pop and Italian influences, Arianna turns life experiences into songs about strength, passion, and resilience. Her music is a journey that touches the heart, with authentic lyrics and a voice capable of moving anyone who hears it.
Arianna Lanzillotti is an Italian singer based in Barcelona, whose voice carries deep emotion through music. Raised between competitions and stages, she honed her craft with great mentors such as tenor Josep Viader, and her career took off through major collaborations — including producer Vladi Tosetto and songwriter Alberto Lagomarsini.
1989
Arianna was born on July 1, 1989, in La Spezia, and from a young age cultivated a deep passion for music, in a family where her father passed down a love of art and a dedication to hard work. As a child she sang along to her idols Gianni Morandi and Laura Pausini, with her father supporting her earliest performances — a bond that became foundational to her artistic path.
1998–2016
At just 9 years old she began entering singing competitions. As a teenager she refined her vocal technique with Antonella Romano and later with Anna Maria Barini (Alexia’s former teacher). She also developed a strong passion for dance, becoming a teacher and choreographer and reaching the podium at world dance championships; she brought this dual identity of singing and dance to numerous musicals, including "Pinocchio", "Peter Pan", and "Grease".
2017–2018
After the premature loss of her father in 2017, she devoted herself even more to music: she wrote her first song, "Eri Tutto il Mondo", as a tribute to him. In 2018 she moved to Barcelona, where she began working with vocal coach Josep Viader, refining her voice more professionally.
2024
She began a new collaboration with Vladi Tosetto and Alberto Lagomarsini, with whom she writes and produces tracks such as "Piramidi" — which became a symbol of her artistic journey — alongside "Così", "Don’t Give It Up Tonight", and "Mi Sento Pop".
Now
Her latest single, "Otra Piel", marks a new chapter: it’s her first track entirely in Spanish, with a reggaeton sound that opens her up to territory she’d never explored before.
Arianna’s music remains a journey of hope and resilience: with the dream of becoming a successful singer, she continues carrying her message through music, inspiring anyone who listens to never give up.
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