Federica Roma

Federica Roma, born in 1994 in Italy, discovered her passion for music and singing at an early age. She won numerous national competitions and performed across Italy. In 2010, she was a finalist in the Mia Martini Award competition and collaborated with renowned Italian artists such as Mario Rosini.

From 2012, she performed as a singer at fashion shows, including those for Alta Moda Roma and the haute couture atelier Celli centro spose. In 2013, she won the „A Voice for Sanremo“ competition and performed at the Ariston Festival. That same year, she appeared on the TV show „Bravo Grazie“ and acted in the film „Di tutti i colori“, which was released in Russian cinemas.

In 2015, she participated in the Blind Auditions of „The Voice of Italy“ (Rai2). During this period, she also began writing and producing her own songs, recording five original tracks. Some of these songs were later released on the „Hit Mania Special Edition 2015“ and „Hit Mania 2016“ compilations. She collaborated with artists such as Silvia Mezzanotte (Matia Bazar) and Gatto Panceri. In 2016, she released the official music video for „Semper Libera“.

In 2017, she was selected as the opening act for a concert by Italian singer-songwriter Luca Di Risio. Two years later, she released the song „Let me go away“, written by Massimiliano Di Vito, which achieved great success online and led to numerous concerts.

In 2020, she fell in love with the ukulele and began adapting the songs she loved to the instrument, blending classic melodies with the fresh, light sound of the ukulele. She incorporates this instrument into her performances, creating a unique musical style.

Federica Roma remains active in the music scene, captivating audiences with her distinctive voice and creative projects.