Angelina Mango, born on April 10, 2001, in Maratea, Basilicata, Italy, is a rising star in the Italian music scene, known for her emotive songwriting and captivating performances. Growing up in a musical family, her father, Pino Mango, was a renowned singer-songwriter, and her mother, Laura Valente, was the lead vocalist of the iconic band Matia Bazar. Surrounded by music from a young age, Angelina began playing the piano and guitar, alongside her older brother, Filippo, fostering her deep connection to music.

Her breakthrough came in 2023, when she participated in the popular Italian talent show “Amici di Maria De Filippi.” Angelina impressed both the public and critics, finishing as the runner-up and winning the Critics Award in the singing category. Later that year, she released her second EP, “Voglia di vivere,” which soared to number two on the Italian Albums Chart. Hits like “Ci pensiamo domani” and “Che t’o dico a fa'” further solidified her position as a rising star in Italian pop.

In 2024, Angelina won the prestigious Sanremo Music Festival with her song “La noia,” earning the chance to represent Italy at the Eurovision Song Contest, where she placed a commendable seventh. That same year, she released her debut studio album, “Poké melodrama,” reflecting her growth as an artist.

Beyond her music, Angelina is open about her personal life, including her relationship with guitarist Antonio Cirigliano. She has also embraced a fluid approach to sexuality, expressing her openness to love regardless of gender.