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词条 Ana Bettz
释义

  1. Musical career

  2. Personal life

  3. Robbery

  4. Activism

  5. Discography

      Studio albums    Singles    Music videos  

  6. References

  7. External links

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Anna Di Cesare (born Anna Bettozzi on 14 August 1959[1] in Porto Rotondo, Olbia, Italy), known by her stage name as Ana Bettz,[1] is an Italian singer-songwriter, dancer, and former real estate agent. She became well known for releasing her singles "Ecstasy" (1998), "Who Is It Tonight?" (2000), "Black and White" (2001), "Femme" (2003), and "Freedom" (2004), which became well known in countries like Russia, France, and the United Kingdom. All the singles were from her debut studio album, Freedom, which was released in 2003. Her next album, The One, would be released in 2011.

Musical career

When Bettozzi was young, she thought work was important, and focused on more solid jobs, in which she became a real estate entrepreneur. However, having English been her second language, she aspired working in a more international business. Because singing, songwriting, and dancing was her dream, she decided to start her career all over again and would go by the stage name Ana Bettz.[4]

Ana's first single, "Ecstasy", was written independently with her grandmother and children, and was recorded in her former headquarters of her agency, which was located in Santa Monica and Los Angeles, California, in December 1997.[2] DJ Jay Winding had sent the song to English musician Kofi, so his version with European-like sounds could have a more American flavor.[3] The music video for "Ecstasy" was done in the same country, and includes a shot with a producer for Madonna and Michael Jackson.[7] The video cost $600,000,000 to make.[2] The song's U.S. release was slipped by one month.[9] Her second single, "Who Is It Tonight?", would follow, and it would appear on the UK Dance Charts.[10] Her third single, "Black and White", was released in 2001, and sold 500,000 copies in Britain. The video for Black and white is set in a medieval castle, and is entrusted to the Eiffel 65 remix.[7] The next single, "Femme", released in 2003, became well known in France,[7] and its single album included a music video for the song.[13]

Bettz recorded her first studio album, Freedom, at UK production company the Real Word. The album was released September 2003, and was produced by Sony Music Entertainment and Nar International. Singers Peter Gabriel, David Foster[10] and Kofi contributed to the album, with Gabriel handling the mixing[7] and Foster and Kofi producing the track "Don't Say It's Love".[16] Bettz performed the album at an art cafe in Italy in March 2004, with actresses Martina Stella, Violante Placido, and Isabella Orsini attending.[4]

In January 2011, Ana performed her single, "Move On", on the Italian television show Quelli che... il Calcio. This was a single from her second album, The One,[5] which was released in May 2011.[19] She also performed the single on the February 19, 2011 episode of Top of the Pops.[6] Another single from the album was "You Are The One", which was performed on the television channel Sky TG24 in 2009.[7] Four of her songs from the album were performed by her at the Spazio Novecento in Rome, Italy in 2009.[8]

Personal life

Anna Bettozzi was born in Porto Rotondo, a part of the Italian town of Olbia, and became friends with politician Silvio Berlusconi, due to the relationship of his mother, Rosa.[1] Her grandmother was American, which was why English became her second language.[4] She has a sister, Maria, and a brother, Poalo.[9] She has a degree in sociology,[10] and is married to Sergio Di Cesare, president of the heating manufacturing company Europetroli.[11] She has two daughters, one born c. 1994 and another born c. 1992,[1] and 2 other bigger children from her previous marriage.[11] She currently lives in Costa Smeralda.[12]

Robbery

Between 3:00 and 9:00 AM on January 3, 1999, three young men armed with pistols entered into Bettz's home. Bettz had slept with her two daughters and a maid. Though no physical violence occurred, a total of $100,000,000 worth of valuables were stolen. Part of these valuables included three collectible watches that were a cost of $40,000,000. Info of this incident remained withheld by police until the afternoon of January 4.[11][19][13]

Activism

On December 21, 2011, an event conceived by Ana Bettz with the Centers for Prevention and Listening Discomfort was held at the Residence Ripetta in Rome, Italy.[14]

Discography

Studio albums

Title Album details Track listing
Freedom
  • Released: September 2003 (Italy)[7]
  • {{nowrap|Label: Sony Music Entertainment, Nar International}}[7]
  • Format: CD[15]
{{Track listing title1 = Love note1 = prod. by Ana Bettz and R. de Luca writer1 = A. Bettz length1 = 1:01 title2 = Femme note2 = prod. by C. Piccinelli writer2 = G. Giomarelli, D. Mohammed, length2 = 3:53 title3 = Freedom note3 = prod. by A. Bettz and R. de Luca writer3 = A. Bettz, D. Mohammed length3 = 3:31 title4 = Think About Me note4 = feat. Dionne Warwick;[7] prod. by M. Petriaggi writer4 = A. Bettz, M. Petriaggi, D. Mohammed length4 = 4:10 title5 = Black and White note5 = prod. by M. Petriaggi writer5 = A. Bettz, M. Miller, M. Petriaggi, F. Raponi, A. Barocchi length5 = 3:47 title6 = Where Is My Baby note6 = prod. by M. Petriaggi writer6 = A. Bettz, Kofi length6 = 3:51 title7 = Don't Say It's Love note7 = prod. by David Foster and Kofi writer7 = L. Thompson, M. Hearmond length7 = 4:50 title8 = Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Words note8 = prod. by M. Petriaggi writer8 = Elton John length8 = 4:12 title9 = Who is Tonight note9 = prod. by M. Petriaggi writer9 = A. Bettz, M. Petriaggi, A. Barocchi length9 = 2:58 title10 = All The Ways note10 = prod. by M. Petriaggi writer10 = A. Bettz, M. Petriaggi, A. Barocchi, M. Miller length10 = 4:32 title11 = Ecstasy note11 = prod. by Jay Winding writer11 = A. Bettz, G. Giomarelli, Q. Johnson, M. Colucci length11 = 4:27
}}
Notes
  • Most info from Tracklist is from the CD.[16]
The One
  • Released: May 2011 (Italy)[17]
  • Format: CD[17]
None

Singles

Title Details Track listing Personnel UK Dance Charts France Sales
Ecstasy
  • Released May 15, 1998[2]
  • Label: Dig It International[18]
  • Format: CD[18]
{{tracklist		title1 = Ecstasylength1 = 4:30title2 = Ecstasy (Club version)length2 = 6:20title3 = Ecstasy (House version)
}}

Tracklist from CD.[19]

N/AN/A
Who Is It Tonight?
  • Released August 7, 2000[20](Italy)[21]
  • Label: J&V Records[21]
  • Format: CD,[21] Vinyl[22]
{{tracklist		title1 = Who Is It Tonight? (Original Radio Edit)length1 = 5:58title2 = Who Is It Tonight? (North On 41 Radio Edit)length2 = 3:03title3 = Who Is It Tonight? (D-Bop Habit Mix)note3 = Remixed and Produced by Andy Allder and Dave Crosslength3 = 6:46title4 = Who Is It Tonight? (Scratch 'N' Sniff Remix)length4 = 6:55
}}

Tracklist adopted by discogs.com.[21]

Instrument and Production credits:

  • Bassist – V. Bacci
  • Guitarist, Drum Programmer, Sequencer, Orchestrater, Arranger – Marco Petriaggi
  • Keyboards, Acoustic Piano – Fabio Raponi
  • Percussion, Mixer – Alessandro Barocchi
  • Backing Vocals – Ana Bettz, C. White, D. Mohammed, K. Jones, P. Blandford
  • Orchestral instruments performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Other Production credits:

  • Mastering – F. Galeone
  • Producer – AT2
  • Recording – J. Ruggeri
  • Mixer – P. Wright

Production locations:

  • Recording – Alta Tensione Studios in Rome, Italy, CPS Studios in London, England
  • Mixing – Sarm Studios in London
  • Mastering – Alta Tensione Studios

Credits adopted by discogs.com.[21]

Charted[23]N/A
Black and White
  • Released 2001 (Italy)[24]
  • Eiffel 65 remixes were released separately on June 7, 2002.[55]
  • Label: NAR International[24]
  • Format: CD,[24] Vinyl,[25] Eiffel 65 remixes also available for digital download[26]
{{tracklist		title1 = Black & White (Eiffel 65 Radio Edit)note1 = Arranged by MTJ Capuano; Produced by Luciano Zucchet and Massimo Gabutti; Recorded and Mixed by Angelica Villellalength1 = 3:52title2 = Black & White (Eiffel 65 Extended Mix)note2 = Similar credits as Track 1length2 = 5:38title3 = Black and Whitelength3 = 3:46title4 = Who Is It Tonight?note4 = See personnel for Who is it tonightlength4 = 2:58
}}

Tracklist adopted by discogs.com.[24]

  • Arranger – A. Barocchi, F. Raponi, M. Petriaggi
  • Mixing and Engineering – A. Barocchi
  • Studio Assistant – Aldo Scorza
  • Cover art photography – Marco Rossi
  • Recording – A. Barocchi
  • Writers – A. Barocchi, A. Bettz, F. Raponi, M. Petriaggi, Marilyn Miller

Credits adopted by discogs.com.[24]

N/AN/A*Britain: 500,000 copies[7]
Femme
  • Released 2003 (Italy)[27]
  • Label: NAR International[27]
  • Format: CD,[27] Vinyl[28]
{{tracklist		title1 = Femme (Album Version)length1 = 3:56title2 = Femme (CP Fashion Dub Short Mix)length2 = 3:51title3 = Femme (CP Fashion Dub Mix)length3 = 6:30title4 = Femme (Mavors Radio Edit Mix)length4 = 3:58title5 = Femme (Mavors Extended Mix)length5 = 7:16title6 = Femmenote6 = Music Video
}}

Tracklist from CD.[29]

  • Arranger, Mixer, Engineer – Cristian Piccinelli
  • Executive Producer – Giancarlo Giomarelli
  • Mastering – F. De Carolis
  • Writers – D. Mohammed, Giomarelli

Credits from CD.[29]

N/AN/A
Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word
  • Format: CD[30]
  • Written by Elton John[30]
N/AN/A
Freedom
  • Released 2004[71]
N/A5[31]
Love Tonite (Going Down Like Mmmm...)
  • Released 2006 (UK)[32]
  • Label: J&V Records[32]
  • Format: CD,[32] Digital download[33]
{{tracklisttitle1 = Love Tonite (Going Down Like Mmmm...)note1 = feat. Juelz Santanalength1 = 3:09title2 = Love Tonite (Bimbo Jones Radio Edit)length2 = 3:19title3 = Love Tonite (Bimbo Jones Remix)length3 = 7:04title4 = Love Tonite (Bimbo Jones Dub Mix)length4 = 7:01title5 = Love Tonite (Radioclit Remix)length5 = 4:20title6 = Love Tonite (Hustlers Remix)length6 = 2:56
}}

Tracklist adopted by Discogs.com.[32]

N/AN/A
Move OnN/AN/A
"N/A" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Music videos

  • Ecstasy[34]
  • Black and White[35]
  • Femme[36]
  • Freedom[37]
  • You Are The One[38]

References

1. ^1 2 Gallo, Giuliano (August 19, 2007). Ana Bettz, Silvio e quelle feste sarde (In Italian). Corriere.
2. ^1 2 Corrado, Zunino (June 14, 1998). Bettozzi Anna In Arte Ana Bettz (In Italian). La Repubblica.
3. ^1 2 Corrado, Ruggeri (December 7, 1999). Venti milioni per cantare (In Italian). Corriere.
4. ^L'EX «STORICA» DI TOTTI (In Italian) {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140201231352/http://www.iltempo.it/2004/03/27/l-ex-laquo-storica-raquo-di-totti-1.897327 |date=2014-02-01 }}. Il Tempo. March 27, 2004.
5. ^[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZKg45ljzyA Ana Bettz: "Move On" Live 2011] on YouTube.
6. ^I Sonohora (In Italian). rai.it. February 19, 2011.
7. ^Rossi, Simone (May 24, 2009). Domenica Pomeriggio in Tv - Mentana ospite a SkyTg24, Lotito dalla Ventura (In Italian). Digital-Sat.
8. ^In 5000 al pre-party del Village (In Italian). gay.it. June 29, 2009.
9. ^Ferragosto a Villa Certosa Berlusconi cena con Abramovich (In Italian). Corriere. August 17, 2008.
10. ^1 2 L' urlo di Ana Bettz, star degli immobili (In Italian). Corriere. June 24, 1998.
11. ^1 2 3 Lugli, Massimo (January 5, 1999). Notte con i rapinatori per la Bettozzi e il marito (In Italian). La Repubblica.
12. ^Santucci, Gianni (August 27, 2006). Berlusconi ristruttura la villa ai Caraibi (In Italian). Corriere.
13. ^La notte di Anna coi banditi (In Italian). La Repubblica. January 6, 1999.
14. ^Scritto, Redazione (December 21, 2011). [https://archive.is/20130704042713/http://www.korazym.org/index.php/campagne-di-solidarieta/20-carita/1906-il-cad-per-la-gente-a-natale-.html Il CAD per la gente a Natale (In Italian)]. korazym.org.
15. ^Ana Bettz - Freedom. Discogs.com.
16. ^1 Ana Bettz - Freedom (CD). 2003. Back cover.
17. ^1 2 3 Il cd di Ana Bettz nel nome dell’amore di Karol (In Italian). Ilgiornale.it. January 5, 2011.
18. ^1 Ana Bettz – Ecstasy. Discogs.com.
19. ^Ana Bettz - Ecastasy (CD). 1998. Back cover.
20. ^Ana Bettz - Who is It Tonight. Allmusic.
21. ^1 2 3 4 Ana Bettz - Who is it Tonight. Discogs.com.
22. ^Ana Bettz – Who Is It Tonight? (Vinyl). Discogs.com.
23. ^1 2 Ana Bettz Bio on Myspace.
24. ^1 2 3 4 Ana Bettz - Black and White. Discogs.com.
25. ^Ana Bettz – Black & White (Vinyl). discogs.com.
26. ^1 [https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/black-and-white/id282645345 Ana Bettz - Black and White Eiffel 65 Remixes] on iTunes.
27. ^1 2 Femme. Discogs.com.
28. ^Ana Bettz – Femme (Vinyl) Discogs.com.
29. ^1 2 Ana Bettz - Femme (CD). 2003. Back Cover.
30. ^1 Ana Bettz – Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word. Discogs.com.
31. ^1 Song title 54 - Freedom. tsort.info.
32. ^1 2 3 Ana Bettz – Love Tonite. discogs.com.
33. ^[https://itunes.apple.com/ie/album/love-tonite/id282587687 Ana Bettz and Juelz Santana - Love Tonite] on iTunes.
34. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Piperno, Antonella (June 20, 2003). Le canterò a Peter Gabriel (In Italian). Panorama.
35. ^[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22Vq2xnxFXs Ana Bettz - Black & White Music Video] on YouTube.
36. ^[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rP6sVvg7w8 Ana Bettz - Femme Music Video] on YouTube.
37. ^Ana Bettz - Freedom Music Video.
38. ^[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3eP7Iheqgg Ana Bettz - You Are The One Music Video] on YouTube.

External links

  • Ana Bettz. discogs.com.
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