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Nàila was born in Naples (Italy) where she graduated in Education and specialized in Special Needs. Currently she lives in England (Southampton), but she previously lived in the North-East, Newcastle upon Tyne, where she had some photo-modelling experiences as well. She studied ballet and modern-jazz dance for ten years; she studied singing, movie and theatre acting. In April 2022 she was invited, from abroad, by one of the most important theatre musical shows Director/Scenographer in Italy, Maestro Bruno Garofalo, as a special guest "Madrina" in Terraemotus Neapolitan Talent at Trianon Viviani Theatre (Napoli, Italy) based on Marisa Laurito idea. She acted in the short film "Memories" for Sunderland University, providing advice about the soundtracks. She sings in many languages (Italian, Neapolitan and other dialects, English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Arabic, Hebrew). She won “Primavera Canora Francesco Durante” Singing Festival in Frattamaggiore (Naples, Italy); she won Review’s Award “Carlo Alberto Rossi” as emergent singer artist, assigned by Osvaldo Miccichè and Marco Balestri at Saint Vincent Hit Festival (Valle D’Aosta, Italy); she was special guest at Sicily Festival in Palermo (Italy); she won "22° Nota d'Oro" Festival in Corato (Ba,Italy) as proclaimed by the great musicians Vince Tempera and Marco Rinalduzzi; she won the "14º Lennon Festival" in Belpasso (Ct,Sicily); she got the “Solidarity Award 2010” as singer and as Italian Red Cross member by Camigliano town (Ce,Italy). She sang in many charity’s event like Telethon. She was special guest singer, accompanied by the Augusto Visco Orchestra, in tv shows “Napoli: parole e musica” directed by Pino Moris with Gloriana and Giacomo Rizzo. She performed with the Tunisian musician Marzouk Mejri in “Nero Francia: bleu, blanc, beur” at Comunale Theatre in Caserta (Italy) directed by Nunzio Areni. She sang and danced in “Cunto e canto” and “LiberaMente” theater shows. She sang in arabic and danced with the belly dancer Deva in the “Oriental Drink Show”. She was special guest in “Capri Event” tv shows. She sang/acted lyrics about Shoah, also read/performed by the Poet Edoardo Sanguineti. She sang in arabic and hebrew at “Assisi peace march” in the presence of Israeli-Palestinian delegation “Fighters for the peace”. She sang for “The day of memory: Foibe” for the Italian journalist Tiziana Panella. She performed in the musicals: “Napoli Milionaria” with Clelia Bertini; “Tutte donne meno io” with Ettore Squillace; “1789: cronaca di una rivoluzione” as Lady Oscar (from the famous cartoon about the french revolution) produced by Fabio Brescia, with Stefano Ariota; ”Pinocchio: the musical” as Angela (with the Pooh musics and lyrics); “Dal Vesuvio al Cupolone” with Massimo Masiello, Maurizio Murano and Simona Esposito; ”Napoli-Roma:andata e ritorno” produced by Leonardo Ippolito, written by Raffaele De Novellis and directed by the choreographer Enzo Castaldo; "Nuovo Teatro Paradiso" with Diego Sanchez; “All’ombra del Vesuvio” directed by Aldo Masella (Theatre Carcano of Milan, Italy) at Casa Italiana in Washington DC (USA); “Napoli e le sue canzoni” at An Die Musik Live in Baltimore MD and in many clubs of Washington DC, Bethesda MD and Arlington VA (USA). She was the only female singer accompanied by Demo Morselli Orchestra in “Terra d’amore” directed by Roberto Cenci with Maurizio Costanzo and Roberta Capua in the gardens of the Royal Palace of Caserta (Italy). She performed an international repertory at “Cabaret Portalba” Theatre in Naples (italy). She was singer guest for Pascal Vicedomini events. She was the jury and special guest singer at the beauty Italian National competition “Miss Italy”. She also directed several arts events. Contact email: [email protected]