Silvia Mezzanotte

Silvia Mezzanotte is an Italian singer best known as the longtime frontwoman of iconic Italian pop group Matia Bazar, which she joined in 1999 during their "Brivido Caldo" era. With her warm, theatrical vocals and charismatic stage presence, she helped carry the band’s legacy into the 2000s before launching her solo career. Her independent work blends melodic pop with emotional storytelling, often exploring themes of love and nostalgia, as heard in recent tracks like the romantic "Poesia per una rosa" and the dreamy "Lunatica." She’s not afraid to collaborate (see the breezy duet "Nell’aria" with Marya) or revisit past hits with fresh acoustic twists like "Vacanze romane." While staying true to her pop roots, Mezzanotte keeps things playful, whether celebrating feminine strength in "Le mie Regine" or crafting retro-flavored earworms like "Aspetta un attimo."