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Maryrose Mallia
Mary Rose Mallia,
born in Żebbuġ Malta on the 9th of May 1953, is one of the darlings of Maltese song. Immersed in festivals at the age of fourteen, she won the Malta Song Festival a year later. She was awarded "Best Singer" on two separate occasions and participated in the "Split International Song Festival" in Yugoslavia and the "Yamaha Festival of Song" held in Japan.
She was also a judge in one of the editions of the Eurovision Song Contest.
Maryrose Mallia - M3P
At that early stage in her career, Mary Rose Mallia gave various shows in local night spots, hotels, television and radio.
In 1967 she featured with two tracks in the first vinyl LP released in Malta, with the songs Ma Ora No and Xorti u l-Imħabba, both written and composed by Ġorġ and Karmelina Zammit.
In 1971 Mallia became the first Maltese singer to record her own stereo long play on vinyl in Maltese, through the album "Songs from Malta", that was recored in Lo