ITALIAN performer Raffaella Carrà has died at the age of 78.
Known as “the queen of Italian TV” she was one of Italian TV’s most beloved entertainers.
Who was Raffaella Carrà?
Raffaella Maria Roberta Pelloni, who went professionally by Raffaella Carrà, was an Italian singer, dancer, TV presenter, and actress.
She was most popular in Europe and Latin America.
Carrà got her start in entertainment back in the 1950’s, in 1960, she graduated from Italy’s National Film School.
Carrà’s most popular acting roles were in The Organizer, and Von Ryan’s Express.
She also starred in the 1980s TV show Fantastico which drew over 25 million viewers.
She has over 40 soundtrack credits, and was part of the soundtrack for The Great Beauty, and En tout cas.
She even performed in an episode of Doctor Who.
Carrà told an Italian magazine in one of her last interviews that Italian women found her likable.
“Italian women found me greatly likable because I am not a man-eater – you can have sex appeal together with sweetness and irony,” she said.
What was Raffaella Carrà’s cause of death?
Carrà’s family announced that she passed away on Monday July 5, 2021.
In a statement released by her family, it said the she died after suffering from a long illness.
No other details about her death were released.
Was Raffaella Carrà married?
Despite her success, Carrà was never married.
She also never had any children.
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