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Angelica Frey

Angelica Frey

Contributing Writer at The Guardian (US)

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Recent Articles

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Eurovision winners Måneskin: ‘Cocaine? Damiano barely drinks beer!’

Already multiplatinum in their native Italy, the swaggering rock quartet now have two singles in the UK chart. They discuss their rise to success – and that drug-taking allegation
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Sexy vegetables, banana-eating wolves and Meghan Markle’s hair: who...

As the first semi-final is unleashed in Turin, we run down this year’s most noteworthy bangers, ethereal folk chants and protest songs about health insurance
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‘My voice lends itself to sadness​ –​ I carry a lot of grief’​: Reb...

Before she met Lynch, Del Rio’s only hit was in the Netherlands. But her sorrowful singing in Mulholland Drive changed everything. She talks about the death of her son, being homeless and overcoming life’s hurdles
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Olivia Newton-John was a trailblazer in the art of pop reinvention

After breaking out as a country star, she rode the changing moods of pop, through rock, electronic and, of course, the film musical – pre-empting the visual album along the way
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‘Critics wanted us to be a one-hit-wonder’: back in Barbie world wi...

The Scandinavian pop group’s sly, satirical take on Barbie pre-empted the hit film’s own subversion by 26 years. And they’ve noted some similarities …
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La deutsche vita: why is Germany so obsessed with 1980s Italo-pop?

The country’s romance with Italian music goes back centuries, but a new generation has fallen for its 80s hits, covers of which are now the last word in Berlin hip
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Emily in Paris is moving to Rome. Take it from an Italian: this is ...

Americans may think it’s all pasta and wise nonnas – but the Netflix star could easily wind up at a Lord of the Rings-themed neo-fascist rally, says Italian writer Angelica Frey
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Move over, Mariah! The cheesiest, weepiest, silliest, booziest Euro...

Bye Bye Bing and Brenda! Bonjour Janek and Piramis! Here’s our guide to the foreign festive anthems that get the whole continent schmoozing under the mistletoe. Warning: this article contains accordions
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Sauna fiends, space dogs and Jesus Christ Superstar: it’s the 10 be...

From an Estonian rap-dance celebrating Italian cliches to a Serbian power ballad sung by a karate-champ philologist, there’s something for everyone at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest
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Inseparable, sensuous and confident, the Kessler twins were pioneer...

Alice and Ellen Kessler, who died by joint assisted suicide this week, entertained – and occasionally scandalised – Europe with their glitzy and subversive pop music and classically informed dance
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‘In times like this, it pays to be Italian’: Mind Enterprises, the ...

A video of the Italian duo huffing cigarettes and pouring aperitifs on a Mediterranean balcony might have gone viral – but there’s nothing slapdash about their blissful electro evocations of la dolce vita