Mara Maionchi
Italian record producer (born 1941)
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Key Takeaways
- Mara Maionchi ( pronounced [ˈmaːra maˈjoŋki] ; born 22 April 1941) is an Italian record producer and television personality.
- She began her career in 1967 as secretary in the Ariston Records press office, working with Ornella Vanoni and Mino Reitano.
- In 1969, Maionchi reached the Numero Uno , record label founded by Mogol and Lucio Battisti.
- Later, she became art director, following the musical path of Fabrizio De André and helped to popularize Mango.
Mara Maionchi (pronounced [ˈmaːra maˈjoŋki]; born 22 April 1941) is an Italian record producer and television personality.
Early life and career
Maionchi was born on 22 April 1941 in Bologna. She began her career in 1967 as secretary in the Ariston Records press office, working with Ornella Vanoni and Mino Reitano. She is married with Alberto Salerno (son of Nicola Salerno, songwriter of hits like Torero, Tu vuò fà l'americano, Guaglione, Non ho l'età, and Un ragazzo di strada) and has two daughters Giulia and Camilla, who are her press officers.
In 1969, Maionchi reached the Numero Uno, record label founded by Mogol and Lucio Battisti. The experience with the pair of authors led her in the 1970s to the Dischi Ricordi, where she became a talent discoverer of singers like Gianna Nannini. Later, she became art director, following the musical path of Fabrizio De André and helped to popularize Mango.
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