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Anita Traversi
Anita Traversi (25 July 1937 - 25 September 1991) was a Swiss singer, best known for her participation in the Eurovision Song Contests of 1960 and 1964.
==Early career ==
Born in Giubiasco, Traversi was encouraged by her musician father and started orchestra singing in the mid-1950s, including with the orchestra of the Italian language Swiss radio channel. In 1956, she took part in the Swiss selection for the first Eurovision Song Contest, but "Bandanelle Ticinese" was not chosen.〔(ESC National Finals database 1956 )〕 In 1959, Traversi obtained a recording contract in Italy, and went on to record a number of songs with Adriano Celentano, including the top 10 hit "Piccola". Anita Traversi represented Switzerland at several Song Festivals in the world with a great success,as Sopot (Poland), Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), "Golden Orpheus" (Bulgaria). She appeared to Song Festival in Sopot two times, first in 1962 with a song "Una certa sera" (A.Scotti) and with a Polish song "Jesienna rozłąka" ("Dis moi, dis moi") Gert-Brok. She was awarded with the First Prize for the best performance. In 1968, she was in Sopot for the second time singing for Switzerland. In "Polish Day" she performed a Polish song "Odra rzeka"("Odra")Pałasz-Fiszer and this time she was placed the second after Annarita Spinaci (Italy). During the festival she performed a fantastic song "Balalaika" which was one of most favourite of that festival. In 1970 she was one of the big stars at "Golden Orpheus" in Bulgaria with a great performance of the Bulgarian song "Edna bylgarska roza" ("One Bulgarian rose"). And in Rio de Janeiro she was among the rewarded singers too.
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