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Laura Pausini is a famous singer from Italy.

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She grew up in a small town. Her father was a piano player. He taught her how to sing. She sang in a church choir too.

In 1993, she became a star. She won a big contest called the Sanremo Music Festival. Her song "La solitudine" was a huge hit. Her first album sold two million copies.

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She also made music in Spanish. This helped her become famous in many countries. She is the best-selling female artist in Latin music who does not speak Spanish.

Laura sings in many languages. She uses Italian and Spanish most often. She also sings in Chinese, French, and German.

Laura Pausini live @ Rio de Janeiro, 14 Sep 2016
Laura Pausini live @ Rio de Janeiro, 14 Sep 2016

She has won many awards. She even won a Grammy Award in 2006. In 2021, she was part of a song for a movie. That song won a Golden Globe Award. She has sold more than 70 million records in her career.

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