"Ne~e?" (ね～え？, Hey?^?) is the ninth single from Aya Matsuura, who was a Hello! Project solo artist at the time. It was released on March 12, 2003 under the Zetima label. The Single V DVD was released on the same day.

Track listings[link]

CD[link]

All lyrics are written by Tsunku.

1. "Ne~e?" (ね～え？, Hey?^?) – 3:31
2. "Onna no Yūjō Mondai" (女の友情物語, Friendship Problems Between Girls^?) – 3:50
3. "Ne~e?" (Instrumental) – 3:28

DVD[link]

1. "Ne~e?"
2. "Ne~e?"(Dance Shot Ver.)
3. Making Of (メイキング映像^?)

External links[link]

• Ne~e? entries on the Up-Front Works official website: CD, DVD

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Aya Matsuura 松浦 亜弥
Aya Matsuura at V Power "Music Storm", December 9, 2006
Background information
Also known as	Ayaya
Born	(1986-06-25) June 25, 1986 (age 26)
Origin	Himeji, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan
Genres	Pop
Occupations	Singer, actress, model
Years active	2000–present
Labels	Zetima
Associated acts	GAM, Gomattou, Def.Diva, 3nin Matsuri, Odoru 11, Salt5, H.P. All Stars
Website	www.up-front-agency.co.jp/artist/matsuura-aya

Aya Matsuura (松浦 亜弥, Matsuura Aya^?, born June 25, 1986) is a Japanese pop singer from Himeji, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan.

Career[link]

2000–2009: Hello! Project[link]

Aya auditioned in 2000 for the fourth Morning Musume & Heike Michiyo Protegee Audition and was selected along with Sheki-Dol to become a part of what was later known as Hello! Project. It is a common misconception that Aya originally auditioned to be a part of Morning Musume, which she did not.^[1] After being chosen from that audition, Matsuura began her solo career. In time, she would become one of Hello! Project's biggest acts.

Aside from a successful solo career, Matsuura (nicknamed Ayaya), also did numerous collaborations with other members of Hello! Project, including special, usually short lived groups Gomattou with Maki Goto and Miki Fujimoto; Nochiura Natsumi with Maki Goto and Natsumi Abe; and DEF.DIVA with Maki Goto, Natsumi Abe, and Rika Ishikawa. She also did the "Folk Song" series which feature Yuko Nakazawa and other Hello! Project artists, as well as Hello! Project's shuffle groups (3nin Matsuri in 2001, Odoru 11 in 2002, Salt5 in 2003, and the larger H.P. All Stars in 2004).

She also collaborated with Miki Fujimoto as a duo named GAM that debuted September 2006. Their first single, "Thanks!" reached the #2 position on the Oricon.

Matsuura starred in the Japanese film Sukeban Deka: Codename = Asamiya Saki (known internationally as Yo-Yo Girl Cop) opposite Rika Ishikawa, released on September 30, 2006.

On October 9, 2006 both concerts she was supposed to hold that day were cancelled due to her not feeling well.^[2] Soon several unsourced rumours emerged considering the possibility she might be suffering from Temporomandibular joint disorder.^[3] Following the cancellation of the two concerts, Matsuura's management confirmed the rumours, reported the young idol had been taking painkillers to continue working and scheduled a press conference to discuss her condition.^[4][5] On the following day Matsuura made a public statement on PBS apologizing to her fans and expressing her desire to get back to her singing career as soon as possible.

Since her press conference, Matsuura returned to her normal hosting duties on her weekly radio show, "Matsuura Aya no All Night Nippon" and returned to singing in a limited capacity, as demonstrated on her appearance on Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ on October 23, 2006.

On March 8, 2008, Matsuura—as a secret guest—performed at the opening ceremony of the Fourth Special Olympics Japan Winter National Games, a national event in preparation of the 2009 Special Olympics World Winter Games held in Boise, Idaho.^[6][7] She performed the song "Kizuna", which was released on May 21, 2008 as her 20th single.^[8]

It was officially announced on October 19, 2008 that Matsuura would be graduating from Hello! Project along with the rest of Elder Club.^[9] Before her graduation, Matsuura released her fifth studio album, Omoi Afurete, on January 21, 2009,^[10] and her 21st single, "Chocolate Damashii", was released on February 11 for Valentine's Day.^[11]

Matsuura graduated from Hello! Project on March 31, 2009.^[9]

2009–present[link]

On August 26, 2009, Matsuura launched her own blog called Ayablog and announced that her upcoming tour will be her last for two or three years.^[12] In late August 2011, it was revealed that she is diagnosed with endometriosis, which has been and will continue to limit her concert activities in the future. ^[13]

Other Appearances[link]

Matsuura has appeared in many commercials for various companies; notably Pretz snack foods, Epson color printers, and Kirin beverages. She has also taken part and co-hosts the television show Utawara with other names in Japanese entertainment such as Johnny Jimusho's Jun Matsumoto.

Discography and releases[link]

Albums[link]

Singles[link]

^† A cover of Chisato Moritaka's 1993 original. The bridge in the title is one of twelve bridges that cross the Watarase River in the city of Ashikaga.

^†† Last release within Hello! Project, as she graduated soon after its release.

DVDs[link]

Videos[link]

• 2001-04-25 – Bi Shojo Nikki Part 1 (美・少女日記 1^?)
• 2001-06-27 – Bi Shojo Nikki Part 2 (美・少女日記 2^?)
• 2001-09-05 – Bi Shojo Nikki Part 3 (美・少女日記 3^?)
• 2001-12-12 – Bi Shojo Nikki Part 4 (美・少女日記 4^?)
• 2002-08-07 – Concert Tour 2002 Haru "First Date" at Tokyo Kokusai Forum (ファーストコンサートツアー2002春「ファーストデート」 at 東京国際フォーラム^?)
• 2002-10-09 – Matsuura Aya Single M Clips 1 (松浦亜弥シングルMクリップス1^?)
• 2003-02-19 – Yeah! Meccha Raibu at Nakano Sun Plaza (Yeah! めっちゃライブ at 中野サンプラザ^?)
• 2003-02-26 – Alo-Hello! (アロハロ!^?)
• 2003-03-12 – Ne~e? (ね～え?^?)

Photobooks[link]

Solo photobooks

• 2001-12-01 – Matsuura Aya 1st Photobook (松浦亜弥 1st写真集^?)
• 2003-02-14 – Alo-Hello! (アロハロ!^?)
• 2004-01-15 – Ma'! Chura (まっ!ちゅら^?)
• 2004-06-25 – Alo-Hello! 2 (アロハロ!2^?)
• 2005-03-19 – a

Concert photobooks

• 2002-06-04 – First-Date (ファースト・デート^?)
• 2004-07-07 – ~Watashi to Watashi to Anata~ (～私と私とあなた～^?)

Other photobooks

• 2003-04-11 – Ayaya to Mikitty (アヤヤとミキティ^?)
• 2003-09-30 – Matsuura Aya in Hello! Project 2003 Summer
• 2004-03-13 – Matsuura Aya in Hello! Project 2004 Winter
• 2004-09-28 – Matsuura Aya in Hello! Project 2004 Summer
• 2005-07-06 – Nochiura Natsumi Live Photobook "Triangle Energy" (後浦なつみライブ写真集「Triangle Energy」^?)

Acts[link]

Television variety shows[link]

TV drama[link]

Movies[link]

• Ao no Honō (2003)
• Sukeban Deka: Codename = Asamiya Saki (2006)

Radio[link]

• Matsuura Aya Let's do it!! (松浦亜弥 Let's do it!!^?) – JOLF, etc. (April, 2001—2005-03-27)
• Matsuura Aya All Night Nippon (松浦亜弥のオールナイトニッポン^?) – JOLF and other thirty-five radio stations in Japan (2005-03-30 — 2006-12-27)
• Matsuura Aya FIVE STARS– InterFM 76.1 (TUESDAY 松浦亜弥) (Start date 2007-10-02)October 2007-September 2009 (End date 2009-09-29)

Commercials[link]

• Pretz (2002–2006, Ezaki Glico)
• Tessera (2002–2004, Shiseido)
• Gogo no Kocha (2003–2008, Kirin Beverage)
• Colorio Printer (2003–2005, Epson)
• Sega PuyoPuyo Fever (2004)
• Papico (2004–2006, Ezaki Glico)
• Pocky (2004–2005, Ezaki Glico)
• Sky PerfecTV! (2004–2005, SKY Perfect Communications)
• Super Mild (2004–2005, Shiseido)
• Scooter Let's 4 (2004–2005, Suzuki)
• Nissin Yakisoba UFO (2005–2006, Nissin)
• Aoyama Trading (Youfuku Aoyama) (2005–2008)
• Youpack (2005–2006, Japan Post)
• Scooter Address V50 (2006, Suzuki)
• Expressway ETC (2007, Organization for Road System Enhancement) -- song only
• Center-in (2007, Unicharm)
• Fried Chicken (2008, FamilyMart) -- also the song "Kichin to Chicken" lyrics and music by Fujioka Fujimaki, a folk song duo.
• Mezamashi Gohan (2009, MAFF)
• Top "Clear Liquid" (since 2009, Lion)
• Vitamin Water (since 2009, Suntory)
• Roots Aroma Impact (since 2010, JT Foods), etc.

Video games[link]

• Guitar Freaks 8th mix / Drummania 7th mix (Momoiro Kataomoi, covered by Yu Uchida)
• Donkey Konga (Japanese version, Momoiro Kataomoi covered by an unknown artist)
• Daigasso! Band Brothers (Yeah! Meccha Holiday, instrumental)
• Go-Go-Tea Miniature Golf (Kirin Beverage)
• Donkey Konga 2 (Japanese Version, Yeah! Meccha Holiday)

References[link]

External links[link]

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• AYAWAII web site
• Matsuurian Forum
• Aya Matsuura discography on the Up-Front Works website
• Aya Matsuura at the Internet Movie Database

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Adriano Celentano
Background information
Born	(1938-01-06) 6 January 1938 (age 74)
Origin	Milan, Italy
Genres	Pop, rock
Occupations	Singer-songwriter, musician, actor, director, television presenter
Instruments	Vocals, guitar
Years active	1957–present
Labels	Jolly, Clan Celentano
Associated acts	I Ribelli, Mina
Website	www.clancelentano.it

Adriano Celentano (Italian pronunciation: [adriˈano tʃelenˈtano]; born 6 January 1938) is an Italian singer, songwriter, comedian, actor, film director and TV host.

Celentano is the best-selling artist in Italy with Mina, and the best-selling male italian singer with more than 150 million records to date.^[1][2]

Biography[link]

Celentano was born in Milan at 14 Via Gluck, about which he later wrote the famous song "Il ragazzo della via Gluck" ("The boy from Gluck Street"). His parents were from Foggia, in Apulia, and had moved north for work.^[3]

According to urban legend, before beginning his singing career, Celentano was a student of Ghigo Agosti during Agosti's 1955-1956 Northern Italian tour, which was also guitarist Giorgio Gaber's debut.

Heavily influenced by his idol Elvis Presley and the 1950s rock revolution and by the American actor Jerry Lewis,^[4] he has retained his popularity in Italy for the last 40 years, selling millions of records and appearing in numerous TV shows and movies. In the latter respect, he has also been a creator of a comic genre, with his characteristic walking and his facial expressions. For the most part, his films were commercially successful; indeed in the 1970s and part of the 1980s, he was the king of the Italian box office in low budget movies. As an actor, critics point to Serafino (1968), directed by Pietro Germi, as his best performance.

As a director he frequently casts Ornella Muti, Eleonora Giorgi and his wife Claudia Mori. He and Claudia have three children; Rosita, Giacomo and Rosalinda Celentano, most notable to worldwide audiences for playing Satan in Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ. He also often works as a host on several Italian television shows.

He has released forty albums, comprising twenty nine studio albums, three live albums, and eight compilations. His most famous songs are "La coppia piu' bella del mondo", which sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc;^[5] "Azzurro" (1968), written by Paolo Conte; and "Prisencolinensinainciusol" (1972).

Celentano was referenced in the 1979 Ian Dury and the Blockheads song and single, "Reasons to be Cheerful, Part 3", as one of the aforementioned "reasons to be cheerful," and in Fellini's 1986 film Ginger and Fred.

Adriano Celentano has been a vegetarian since 2005 and defends animal rights.^[6]

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

Studio albums

• 1960: Adriano Celentano with Giulio Libano and his Orchestra - Jolly LPJ 5008
• 1960: Furore - Jolly LPJ 5017
• 1962: Peppermint Twist - Jolly LPJ 5021
• 1963: A New Orleans - Jolly LPJ 5025
• 1965: Non mi dir - Clan, ACC 40002
• 1966: La festa - Clan, ACC 40006
• 1966: Il ragazzo della via Gluck - Clan, ACC 40007
• 1968: Azzurro/Una carezza in un pugno - Clan, ACC 40011
• 1968: Adriano rock - Clan, BF 501
• 1969: Le robe che ha detto Adriano - Clan, BF 502
• 1969: Pioggia di successi
• 1970: Il forestiero - Clan, BFM 700
• 1971: Er più - Storia d'amore e di coltello - Clan, BFM 602
• 1972: I mali del secolo - Clan, BFM 701
• 1973: La storia di uno... Adriano Celentano
• 1973: Nostalrock - Clan, CLN 65764
• 1975: Yuppi du - Clan, CLN 69120
• 1976: Svalutation - Clan, CLN 86013
• 1977: Disco dance - Clan, CLN 86026
• 1977: Tecadisk - Clan, CLN 86033
• 1978: Ti avrò - Clan, CLN 20053
• 1978: Geppo il folle - Clan, CLN 20099
• 1979: Il concerto di Adriano - Clan, CLN 22203
• 1979: Soli - Clan, CLN 20150
• 1980: Un po' artista un po' no - Clan, CLN 20201
• 1980: Tu non mi lascerai
• 1981: Deus - Clan, CLN 20257
• 1982: Uh... uh... - Clan, CLN 20324
• 1982: Storia d'amore
• 1983: Atmosfera - Clan, CLN 20380
• 1984: I miei americani - Clan, CLN 20445
• 1985: Joan Lui - Clan, CLN 20485
• 1986: I miei americani 2 - Clan, CLN 20545
• 1987: La pubblica ottusità - Clan, CLN 20699
• 1991: Il re degli ignoranti - Clan, 9031 74439-1
• 1994: Quel punto - Clan, 4509 97319-1
• 1996: Arrivano gli uomini - Clan, CLCD 74321 381192
• 1998: Mina Celentano - Clan/PDU, 90011 (by Mina and Adriano Celentano)
• 1999: Io non so parlar d'amore - Clan, CLN 13641
• 2000: Esco di rado e parlo ancora meno - Clan, CLN 20482
• 2002: Per sempre - Clan, CLN 20511
• 2004: C'è sempre un motivo - Clan, CLN 20551
• 2005: C'è sempre un motivo + L'Indiano - Clan, CLN 20551
• 2007: Dormi amore, la situazione non è buona - Clan, CLN 2058
• 2011: Facciamo finta che sia vero - Clan, CLN 2098

Collection albums

• 1969: Pioggia di successi - Clan, BF LP 506
• 1970: Adriano hits - Clan, BF LP 600 nostal rock
• 1973: La storia di uno...Adriano Celentano - Clan, CLN 68215
• 1975: Il meglio di Adriano Celentano - Clan, CLN 69133
• 1978: Celentanando - Clan, 1978 CGD / CLAN
• 1979: Antologia ('57-'80) - Clan, CLN 22504
• 1980: Il tempo se ne va compilation musica
• 1982: Il cinema di Adriano - Clan, CLN 25037
• 1983: Le volte che Adriano è stato primo - CLN 20391
• 1988: Antologia '57-'87 (6 discs) - Clan, CLN 77002
• 1992: Superbest - Clan, 4509 91216-1
• 1995: Alla corte del ReMix - Clan, CLCD 74321 331042
• 1997: Le origini di Adriano Celentano vol.1 - RTI Music, 11611
• 1997: Und immer Azzurro - Seine 20 größten Erfolge 1962-1997 - Clan, CD 74314905623
• 1999: Le origini di Adriano Celentano vol.2 - Clan, 496155
• 2000: Questa è la storia di uno di noi (cofanetto)
• 2001: Il cuore, la voce - Clan, CLN 20501
• 2003: Le volte che Celentano è stato 1 - Clan, CLN 20521
• 2003: TRE
• 2005: Una stella in mezzo al ciel
• 2006: Le più belle canzoni di Adriano Celentano
• 2006: Unicamente Celentano - Clan, CLN 20571
• 2008: L'animale - Clan
• 2010: Il ribelle rock! - Sony Music
• 2010: Il meglio di Adriano Celentano - NAR International
• 2010: Antologia Italian Style - Venus Distribuzione

Singles[link]

45 rpms

• 1958: "Rip It Up/Jailhouse Rock" - Music 2223
• 1958: "Blueberry Hill/Tutti frutti" - Music 2224
• 1958: "Man Smart/I Love You Baby" - Music 2232
• 1958: "Tell Me That You Love Me/The Stroll" - Music 2233
• 1958: "Happy Days Are Here Again/Buona sera signorina" - Jolly J 20032
• 1958: "Hoola Hop Rock/La febbre dell'hoola hop" - Jolly J 20045
• 1959: "Ciao ti dirò/Un'ora con te" - Jolly J 20057
• 1959: "Il ribelle/Nessuno crederà" - Jolly J 20063
• 1959: "Il tuo bacio è come un rock/I ragazzi del juke-box" - Jolly J 20064
• 1959: "Teddy Girl/Desidero te" - Jolly J 20068
• 1959: "Pronto pronto/Idaho" - Jolly J 20069
• 1960: "Nikita Rock/Blue Jeans Rock" - Jolly J 20079
• 1960: "Rock matto/Impazzivo per te" - Jolly J 20080
• 1960: "Impazzivo per te/Crazy Rock" - Jolly J 20080
• 1960: "Personality/Il mondo gira" - Jolly J 20089
• 1960: "Così no/La gatta che scotta" - Jolly J 20090
• 1960: "Piccola/Ritorna lo shimmy" - Jolly J 20092
• 1960: "Pitagora/A cosa serve soffrire" - Jolly J 20106
• 1960: "Giarrettiera rossa/Che dritta!" - Jolly J 20107
• 1960: "Furore/Movimento di rock" - Jolly J 20124
• 1961: "24 mila baci/Aulì-ulè" - Jolly J 20127
• 1961: "Non esiste l'amor/Basta" - Jolly J 20137
• 1961: "Gilly/Coccolona" - Jolly J 20144
• 1961: "Nata per me/Non essere timida" - Jolly J 20150
• 1962: "Forse forse/Peppermint Twist" - Jolly J 20153
• 1962: "Ciao amore/Veleno" - Caramba Jolly C 11000
• 1962: "Si è spento il sole/La mezza luna" - Jolly J 20178
• 1962: "Stai lontana da me/Sei rimasta sola/Amami e baciami" - Clan, ACC 24001
• 1962: "24 mila baci/Il tuo bacio è come un rock" - Jolly J 20185
• 1962: "Pregherò (prima parte)/Pasticcio in Paradiso" - Clan, ACC 24005
• 1963: "A New Orleans/Un sole caldo caldo caldo" - Jolly J 20197
• 1963: "Il tangaccio/Grazie, prego, scusi" - Clan, ACC 24009
• 1963: "Serafino campanaro/Ehi stella" - Jolly J 20220
• 1963: "Sabato triste/Le notti lunghe" - Clan, ACC 24012
• 1964: "Una notte vicino al mare/Hello Mary Lou" - Jolly J 20228
• 1964: "Non mi dir/Non piangerò" - Clan, ACC 24015
• 1964: "Il problema più importante/È inutile davvero" - Clan, ACC 24016
• 1964: "L'angelo custode/Bambini miei" - Clan, ACC 24019
• 1965: "Ciao ragazzi/Chi ce l'ha con me" - Clan, ACC 24022
• 1965: "Sono un simpatico/E voi ballate/Due tipi come noi" - Clan, ACC 24024
• 1965: "La festa/Ringo" - Clan, ACC 24027
• 1966: "Il ragazzo della via Gluck"/"Chi era lui" - Clan, ACC 24032
• 1966: "Mondo in mi 7°/Una festa sui prati" - Clan, ACC 24040
• 1967: "La coppia più bella del mondo/Torno sui miei passi" - Clan, ACC 24051
• 1967: "Tre passi avanti/Eravamo in 100.000" - Clan, ACC 24058
• 1967: "30 donne nel west/Più forte che puoi" - Clan, ACC 24063
• 1968: "Canzone/Un bimbo sul leone" - Clan, ACC 24073
• 1968: "Azzurro/Una carezza in un pugno" - Clan, ACC 24080
• 1968: "L'attore/La tana del re" - Clan, BF 69001
• 1969: "La storia di Serafino/La pelle" - Clan, BF 69013
• 1969: "Storia d'amore/Straordinariamente" - Clan, BF 69014
• 1969: "Lirica d'inverno/L'uomo nasce nudo" - Clan, BF 69030
• 1970: "Chi non lavora non fa l'amore/Due nemici innamorati" - Clan, BF 69040
• 1970: "Chi non lavora non fa l'amore /EA" - Clan, BF 69041
• 1970: "Viola/Se sapevo non crescevo" - Clan, BF 69051
• 1971: "Sotto le lenzuola/Il forestiero" - Clan, BF 70000
• 1971: "Una storia come questa/Brutta" - Clan, BF 70010
• 1971: "Er più/Una storia d'amore e di coltello" - Clan, BF 70015
• 1972: "Un albero di trenta piani/Forse eri meglio di lei" - Clan, BF 70018
• 1972: "La ballata di Pinocchio/I Will Drink the Wine" - Clan, BF 70022
• 1972: "Prisencolinensinainciusol"/"Disc Jockey" - Clan, BF 70026
• 1973: "L'unica chance/Quel signore del piano di sopra" - Clan, CLN 1319
• 1973: "Only You/We're Gonna Move" - Clan, CLN 1887
• 1974: "Bellissima/Stringimi a te" - Clan, CLN 2443
• 1975: "Yuppi du/La ballata" - Clan, CLN 3208
• 1975: "Un'altra volta chiudi la porta/Do dap" - Clan, CLN 3633
• 1976: "Svalutation/La barca" - Clan, CLN 4375
• 1977: "A Woman in Love/Rock Around the Clock/Don't Play That Song (You Lied)" - Clan, CLN 5048
• 1977: "When Love/Somebody Save Me" - Clan, CLN 5403
• 1978: "Ti avrò/La moglie, l'amante, l'amica" - Clan, CLN 10089
• 1979: "Che cosa ti farei/Geppo" - Clan, CLN 10120
• 1979: "Soli/Io e te" - Clan, CLN 10174
• 1980: "Qua la mano/Gocce d'acqua" - Clan, CLN 10251
• 1980: "Il tempo se ne va/Non se ne parla nemmeno" - Clan, CLN 10252
• 1980: "Innamorata, incavolata a vita/Se non è amore" - Clan, CLN 10305
• 1981: "L'artigiano (1ª parte)/L'artigiano (2ª parte)" - Clan, CLN 10326
• 1982: "Crazy Movie/Roma che fa...te innamora" - Clan, CLN 10371
• 1982: "Uel mae sae/We're Gonna Move" - Clan, CLN 10393
• 1982: "Uh...uh.../Jungla di città" - Clan, CLN 10442
• 1984: "Susanna/Il cantante folle" - Clan, CLN 23001
• 1987: "Mi attrai/La luce del sole" - Clan, CLN 10786

More singles

• 1995: "Voglio prendere il sole"
• 1995: "Prisencolinensinainciusol (Remixes - maxi single)
• 1996: "Cosi come sei"
• 1996: "Arrivano gli uomini"
• 1996: "Solo da un quarto d'ora"
• 1998: "Acqua e sale"
• 1998: "Brivido felino"
• 1998: "Che taggia dì"
• 1999: "Gelosia"
• 1999: "L'emozione non ha voce"
• 1999: "L'uomo di cartone"
• 1999: "Una rosa pericolosa"
• 1999: "Qual è la direzione"
• 1999: "Mi domando"
• 1999: "L'arcobaleno"
• 2000: "Senz'amore"
• 2000: "Le pesche d'inverno"
• 2000: "Per averti"
• 2001: "Apri il cuore"
• 2001: "Ti prenderò"
• 2001: "Quello che non ti ho detto mai"
• 2001: "Tir"
• 2001: "Le stesse cose"
• 2002: "Confessa"
• 2003: "Per sempre"
• 2003: "Più di un sogno"
• 2003: "Mi fa male"
• 2004: "C'è sempre un motivo"
• 2004: "Marì Marì"
• 2005: "Ancora vivo"
• 2005: "Valeva la pena"
• 2005: "L'indiano"
• 2006: "Oh Diana"
• 2007: "Hai bucato la mia vita"
• 2007: "La situazione non è buona"
• 2008: "Dormi amore"
• 2008: "Fiori"
• 2008: "Aria...non sei più tu"
• 2008: "Sognando Chernobyl"
• 2008: "La cura"
• 2011: "Non ti accorgevi di me"

Films[link]

• La Dolce Vita (1960)
• Il monaco di Monza (1963)
• Super rapina a Milano (1965)
• Serafino (1968)
• Er Più - storia d'amore e di coltello (1971)
• Bianco rosso e... (1972)
• L'emigrante (1973)
• Rugantino (1973)
• The Five Days aka Le Cinque Giornate (1973)
• Yuppi du (1974)
• Di che segno sei? (1975)
• Culastrisce nobile veneziano (1976)
• Bluff - storia di truffe e di imbroglioni (1976)
• Ecco noi per esempio (1977)
• L'altra metà del cielo (1977)
• Geppo il folle (1978)
• Zio Adolfo in arte Führer (1978)
• Mani di velluto (1979)
• La locandiera (1980)
• Qua la mano (1980)
• Sabato, domenica e venerdì (1980)
• Il bisbetico domato (1980)
• Innamorato pazzo (1981)
• Asso (1981)
• Bingo Bongo (1982)
• Grand Hotel Excelsior (1982)
• The Mystery of the Third Planet (1982) (Mediaset version) (Gromozeka) (voice)
• Segni particolari: bellissimo (1983)
• Sing Sing (1983)
• Lui è peggio di me (1984)
• Joan Lui (1985)
• Il burbero (1986)
• Jackpot (1991)

See also[link]

Biography portal

• List of best-selling music artists

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official website
• Adriano Celentano at the Internet Movie Database
• Adriano Celentano discography at iMusic.am
• The complete Adriano Celentano discography (from Music City)
• (Italian) (English) (Russian) Adriano Celentano - Russian Pages
• (Italian) (English) (Dutch) Adriano Celentano - International
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• Adriano Celentano Filmography

Cem Yılmaz (born 23 April 1973 in Istanbul, Turkey) is a Turkish stand-up comedian, actor and filmmaker and cartoonist, best known for his films G.O.R.A. (2004), A.R.O.G (2008) and Yahşi Batı (2010), who has won two Sadri Alışık awards for his roles in Organize İşler (2005) and The Magician (2006).

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While studying at the Department of Tourism and Hotel Management of Boğaziçi University, he started drawing comics for the Turkish humor magazine Leman. In August 1995 he did his first stand-up comedy show in "Leman Culture Center" performing with no serious career intentions as a comedian. However, after the positive response of the audience, he continued his show to attract larger crowds in Beşiktaş Cultural Center where he has appeared in over a thousand stand-up comedy shows since, becoming so popular that tickets have sold for 250TL (approx. US$140). His movie career started in 1998 with a co-starring role in the comedy Everything's Gonna Be Great (1999), directed by Ömer Vargı, and continued with a role in Vizontele (2001), directed by Yılmaz Erdoğan and Ömer Faruk Sorak. He achieved his greatest success by starring in and writing big-budget science-fiction parody G.O.R.A. (2004), also directed by Ömer Faruk Sorak, which despite spending several years in production because of financial and other technical problems became a box-office hit and, according to Rekin Teksoy, "showed that popular cinema was successful in appealing to wide audiences".^[2] He followed this success with a starring role in the comedy Organize İşler (2005), also directed by Yılmaz Erdoğan, for which he won Best Supporting Actor at the 11th Sadri Alışık Awards, and his directorial debut with The Magician (2006), co-directed by Ali Taner Baltacı, for which he won Best Actor at the 34th Brussels International Independent Film Festival and 12th Sadri Alışık Awards. He has since repeated his box office success with a sequel to G.O.R.A. called A.R.O.G (2008), also co-directed by Ali Taner Baltacı, and comedy Western parody called Yahşi Batı (2010), directed by Ömer Faruk Sorak. That same year, he co-starred, alongside veteran actor Şener Şen, in the police drama Hunting Season (2010), written and directed by Yavuz Turgul, and made a special appearance in drama Zephyr (2010), written and directed by Belma Baş.

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External links[link]

• Cem Yılmaz at the Internet Movie Database
• Cem Yılmaz's official website
• Turkish Cem Yılmaz's Biography

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