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Elisa
Elisa in 2020
Born
Elisa Toffoli

(1977-12-19) 19 December 1977 (age 47)
Trieste, Italy
Occupations
  • Singer
  • songwriter
  • record producer
  • photographer
Years active1996–present
Works
Musical career
OriginMonfalcone, Italy
Genres
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • piano
  • guitar
  • bass
  • percussion
  • organ
  • flute
Labels

Elisa Toffoli (born 19 December 1977), performing under the mononym Elisa, is an Italian singer-songwriter who writes and records mainly in English. She draws inspiration from many genres such as pop, alternative rock,[3] electronica[4] and trip hop. In Europe she is perhaps most recognised for the single "Come Speak to Me," while American audiences may recognise the song "Dancing" as featured in both the 2006 and 2007 seasons of So You Think You Can Dance. On 18 December 2012, her collaboration with Ennio Morricone, "Ancora qui", was featured in Quentin Tarantino's film Django Unchained and on its soundtrack album, which was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media.

She has released nine studio albums, five compilations, two live albums, eight video album and 51 singles, selling over 5.5 million copies in Italy, certified by M&D and FIMI with a diamond disc, a multiplatinum disc, 25 platinum and four gold certifications.[5]

She won six awards at the Sanremo Music Festival in 2001, one Targa Tenco, two Lunezia Awards, 13 Italian, Wind & Music Awards, one award at the Festivalbar, one Nastro d'Argento, one David di Donatello and several other awards, including one at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

Early life

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Elisa Toffoli was born on 19 December 1977, in Trieste in north-eastern Italy. She grew up in Monfalcone (27 km from Trieste, 17 km from Gorizia, 5 km from Slovenia, 80 km from Austria). Living in a border area, where she had the opportunity to listen to different languages and experience various cultures, was important for Elisa's later inspirations and helped her develop the ability to sing in multiple languages. Her early influences include Björk, PJ Harvey, Tori Amos, Aretha Franklin and Ella Fitzgerald,[6] and she has credited Rudyard Kipling and Jim Morrison of The Doors as lyrical inspirators.[7] She began writing songs at the age of 11 and later played in several local bands. At 15 she appeared in a karaoke TV program, Karaoke hosted by Rosario Fiorello.

Career

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2000s

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At 16, Elisa met Caterina Caselli, who one year later signed her to the record company Sugar Music. At 18 she left for Berkeley, California (US) to work on songs for her debut album with record producer Corrado Rustici, who has also worked with Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin and Zucchero among others.

Elisa's first single "Sleeping in Your Hand" was released in late May 1997, followed by her debut album Pipes & Flowers on 22 September of the same year. She was credited as a writer or co-writer on all tracks. The album soon went quadruple platinum in Italy and won her two prizes: Targa Tenco and PIM (Premio Italiano della Musica). She was also a special guest on Eros Ramazzotti's European tour. In 1998, the re-release of Pipes and Flowers included a new track, Cure Me, recorded in Venice with British producer Darren Allison (Spiritualized, Belle and Sebastian).[8]

5 May 2000 saw the release of Asile's World (Asile being Elisa written backwards). The album took a new turn in terms of musical influences and featured songs produced by Howie B, Roberto Vernetti, Mauro Malavasi and Leo Z.

In September 2000 Elisa recorded her first song in Italian, "Luce (Tramonti a nord est)". The song was initially written in English, but an Italian lyric was written in collaboration with fellow singer Zucchero. The song was performed at the 2001 Sanremo Festival supported by the Solis String Quartet, and won her the Critics' Award, Interpreter of the Year as well as the competition altogether. Both Italian and English versions were later included in a re-release of Asile's World. In November she was awarded three prizes at the Italian Music Awards: Best Female Artist, Best Single (Luce) and Best Song, as well as taking home the Best Italian Artist at the 2001 MTV Europe Music Awards in Frankfurt. She also received Premio Italiano della Musica's Best Female Artist and Best Single (Luce).

Elisa's third album, Then Comes the Sun was released on 9 November 2001, with Rustici returning as producer. The album saw a return to a more pop/rock sound and went triple platinum. The following year she performed both at the closing of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah, singing a jazzy version of the Italian national hymn, and at the 2002 Pavarotti and Friends concert, singing Voglio vivere così (col sole in fronte) with the world-famous tenor.

In August 2002, Sugar Music released an international album simply titled Elisa. The album is a selection of songs from her first three albums fronted by Come Speak to Me, the original English version of her hit Luce. The single received high rotation on MTV Europe as well as fair airplay and moderate attention in several European countries, but still failed to establish Elisa as an international artist.

In late 2003, Elisa released the album Lotus, an acoustic album featuring new, stripped-down versions of some of her songs as well as a handful of new ones, including a cover version of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah". The album was followed by an extensive acoustic Italian tour as well as a double DVD set consisting of an MTV Supersonic concert and The making of Lotus.

Elisa's fourth studio album Pearl Days was released on 15 October 2004. All tracks were produced by Glen Ballard, known for producing Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill and tracks for artists such as Anastacia, Michael Jackson, Shakira, Christina Aguilera and The Corrs. The album was more rock influenced and sported more electric guitars than her earlier records. One of the songs, Life Goes On, was later translated to Italian (Una poesia anche per te) and became the fourth best-selling single in Italy in 2005. The single was accompanied by a self-directed video which won the Premio Video Italiano for Best Female Artist. In the summer of 2005, Elisa appeared at the Live 8 concert in Rome alongside Zucchero, Luciano Ligabue and other major Italian artists.

Elisa during the Mechanical Dream Tour, Milan 7 October 2008

Two non-album singles were released in 2005 and 2006, Swan and Teach Me Again (duet with Tina Turner). Both supported major Italian films, namely Melissa P. and All the Invisible Children (Segment 9: Song Song & Little Cat directed by John Woo). Elisa also performed Luce (Tramonti a nord est) at the closing ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino.

On 17 November 2006 Soundtrack '96-'06 was released, a collection of hits from her first ten years as a recording artist. The album also contained four new songs; three in Italian and one in English. The album peaked at number 1, was certified diamond and became the third best-selling album of 2006 in Italy, with more than 700,000 copies sold. A revised edition titled Caterpillar was released in September 2007, aimed at the international market. Several of the songs had been remixed, rearranged and partly rerecorded, and it featured an entirely new cover version of The Rolling Stones' song Wild Horses. The box set Soundtrack Live '96-'06 was released on 23 November 2007, containing a CD and DVD from a Milan concert during the 2007 Soundtrack Live Tour.

In the wake of Elisa's increased popularity due to her song Dancing appearing on So You Think You Can Dance, yet another compilation album appropriately named Dancing was released in the US on 15 July 2008. Being the singer's first album available in the US, it is recognised as her American debut.

Elisa released her next album, Heart, on 13 November 2009. The first single was Ti vorrei sollevare, with Giuliano Sangiorgi from Italian rock band Negramaro. The album also contains a collaboration with Antony Hegarty from Antony and the Johnsons on the song "Forgiveness". On 30 November 2010, Elisa released Ivy, an album in the same vein as Lotus, featuring three new tracks, acoustic versions of her past songs and covers such as "1979" by the Smashing Pumpkins. The album sold over 80,000 copies in Italy and was further supported by a tour. In the same year Elisa collaborated with music producer / musician Gaudi for the track "Brainwashed Again", included on his album "No Prisoners".

2012–2016: L'anima vola, On and new projects

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Elisa at the 2012 Miami International Film Festival for the North American premiere of Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You

In 2012, the song "Love Is Requited", written by Andrea Guerra and Michele von Buren for the soundtrack of Roberto Faenza's film Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You and performed by Elisa, received a Nastro d'Argento for Best Original Song.[9] On 18 December 2012, her collaboration with Ennio Morricone, "Ancora qui", was featured in Quentin Tarantino's film, Django Unchained and on its soundtrack album.

On 15 October 2013, L'anima vola, Elisa's first album recorded entirely in Italian, was released. In early August, the album was certified double platinum by the Federation of the Italian Music Industry.[10] Elisa was featured on a special version of "We Are Incurable Romantics" by Belgian singer Ozark Henry, which was released in the Italian iTunes store on 15 July 2014.[11]

In 2015, Elisa was the coach and artistic director of the blue team in the talent show Amici di Maria De Filippi.[12] Her team won the singer category with the band The Kolors, with whom she collaborated on their second studio album Out.[13] Elisa also returned to the role in the following two seasons, coaching Elodie Di Patrizi, Riki and Federica Carta.[14][15]

On 15 January 2016, "No Hero" was released as the lead single from Elisa ninth studio album, On, marking a comeback to the English language for the artist.[16] The song debuted at number eight on the Italian Singles Charts and received triple Platinum certifications from FIMI. The album was recorded in English with two Italian-language tracks, "Bruciare per te" and a collaboration called "Sorrido già" with Emma Marrone and Giuliano Sangiorgi.[17] It debuted at number one on the FIMI Albums Chart, becoming the singer-songwriter's fourth album to top the chart.[18] Two additional singles came from this album: "Love me forever" and "Bruciare per te". Between November and December 2016, Elisa began touring in Italy, the United Kingdom and Ireland.[19][20]

2017–2019: Label change, Diari aperti and The Lion King

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In 2017, Elisa ended her deal with Sugar Music and signed with Universal Music Group under the label Island Records.[21] The same year, Elisa celebrated 20 year anniversary of her career with the Together Here We Are event, which consisted of four concerts at the Verona Arena.[22] The live event was anticipated by the last record project with Sugar Music of the greatest hits Soundtrack '97-'17, which debuted at number four on the Italian Album Charts.[23] On 22 September 2017, "Ogni istante" was released as Elisa's first single with Universal Music.[24] The profits from the single were donated to municipalities in central Italy affected by the earthquakes in 2016 and 2017.

Elisa performing at Diari Aperti Tour

Elisa released her tenth studio album Diari aperti through Universal Music Group on 26 October 2018, which debuted at number two on the Italian Albums Chart.[25] The album's lead single, "Se piovesse il tuo nome", peaked at number four on the FIMI Italian chart and at number one on the Italian Airplay Chart for nine weeks.[26] In January 2019, Elisa released the album's second single, "Anche fragile", singing it at the Sanremo Music Festival 2019 where she appeared as a special guest.[27] In May 2019, "Vivere tutte le vite" featuring rapper Carl Brave was released as the album's third single.[28] The following 17 September she published the fifth single "Tua per sempre".[29] The singer announced that an expanded version of the album, Diari aperti (Segreti Svelati), would be released on 15 November 2019 with a total of 21 tracks stemming from the tenth album Diari Aperti and the English EP Secret Diaries.[30] album featured collaborations with Carmen Consoli, Brunori Sas and Rkomi. The lead single of the expanded album, in collaboration with Rkomi, was "Blu Part II", published on 8 November 2019.[6]

In 2019, Elisa was chosen by Walt Disney Animation Studios to dub the voice of Nala in the animated film The Lion King, premiering in Italy on 21 August 2019. Nala is voiced by pop-star Beyoncé in the original. Elisa also sung the Italian version of "Spirit" and "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" with Marco Mengoni, who voiced Simba.[31] In 2019, Elisa was also involved in several collaborations, including "Blu" with Rkomi,[32] the Imagine Dragons's song "Birds" (the fifth single from their fourth album Origins),[33] and on the album Note di viaggio – Capitolo 1: venite avanti... by Francesco Guccini and Mauro Pagani, where the singer reinterpreted the song "Auschwitz".[34]

2020–present: Ritorno al futuro/Back to the Future, Sanremo Festival and collaborations

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Elisa by Adriana Tedeschi

On 6 March 2020, Marracash released a new single "Neon – Le ali", from the album Persona, featuring Elisa, which peaked at number five on the Italian Singles Chart.[35] On 10 April 2020, Elisa published the collaboration "Andrà tutto bene" with Tommaso Paradiso, written during the quarantine due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy.[36] On 20 November 2020, Luciano Ligabue published a collaboration with Elisa "Volente o nolente", the second extract from his album 7.[37] In December 2021, Elisa performed the song "Alice!", the title track of the eponymous show written and directed by Simone Ferrari and Lulu Helbaek.[38][39] "Alice!" was composed by John Metcalfe, a composer for U2, Coldplay, Peter Gabriel and Blur. In 2021, Elisa announced on social networks that she was working on her eleventh studio album. In the same year, she was also featured on Mahmood's single "Rubini" from the rapper's album Ghettolimpo.[9]

On 24 November 2021, the single "Seta" was released in anticipation of Elisa's eleventh album, Ritorno al futuro/Back to the Future. The album, which is a double record with songs in Italian on the first record and in English on the second,[40] was released on 18 February 2022, and became Elisa's fifth number-one album on the Italian Albums Chart.[41] It featured the single "O forse sei tu", performed by the singer during the 2022 Sanremo Music Festival, where it took second place in the final ranking and was recognized with the "Giancarlo Bigazzi" award for best musical composition.[42][43] On 6 May 2022, Elisa released "Litoranea" as the third single from the album,[44] followed by a collaboration track "Palla al centro" with Jovanotti.[45]

From 28 June to 24 September 2022, Elisa embarked on the environmentally friendly Back to the Future Live Tour in Italy,[46] which was followed by an eight-date European tour.[47] The recordings of the three opening concerts, held at the Verona Arena, were used for the live album Back to the Future Live.[48] On 16 December 2022, "Come te nessuno mai" was released as the album's fifth single. Between December 2022 and January 2023, Elisa performed An Intimate Night, a theatre tour that featured the artistic direction of Dardust.[49]

Throughout 2022, Elisa wrote and composed two songs for Italian singer Elodie: "Bagno a mezzanotte"[50] and an original song "Proiettili (Ti mangio il cuore)" for the soundtrack of the film Burning Hearts, directed by Pippo Mezzapesa.[51] The latter won the David di Donatello award for Best Original song and was nominated in the same category at the Nastro d'Argento.[52] She was also featured on a bilingual version of Muse's song "Ghosts (How Can I Move On)", released on 25 November 2022.

In 2023, Elisa had a guest appearance at the 2023 Sanremo Music Festival, performing with Giorgia. The duo performed a mash up of Elisa's song "Luce (Tramonti a nord est)" and Giorgia's "Di sole e d'azzurro". Throughout 2023, she collaborated with Negramaro and Jovanotti on the single "Diamanti",[53] and with La Rappresentante di Lista on Zef & Marz's debout single "Tilt".[54] On 24 November 2023, Elisa published the single "Quando nevica" form her compilation album Intimate - Recording at Abbey Road Studios, recorded with Dardust at the Abbey Road Studios in London.[55][56]

In November 2024 she published the single "Dillo solo al buio" and she was featured as sognwriter and producer on Cesare Cremonini's eight studio album Alaska Baby.[57][58]

Personal life

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Elisa and Andrea Rigonat (guitarist and band member) had their first child on 22 October 2009. Their son was born on 20 May 2013.[59] They married in Grado on 5 September 2015.

Philanthropy

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In 2017, Elisa donated the profits from the single "Ogni istante" to municipalities in central Italy affected by the earthquakes in 2016 and 2017.

Discography

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Main articles: Elisa discography and List of Elisa songs

Filmography

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Year Title Role Notes
2012 Agneepath Narrator Italian voice-over role
2016 Trolls Princess Poppy (voice) Italian voice-over role
2019 Dumbo Miss Atlantis (voice) Italian voice-over role
The Lion King Nala (voice) Italian voice-over role
2020 Cobra non è Herself Cameo appearance

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
2015–2017 Amici di Maria De Filippi Herself Coach (seasons 14–16); pre-selection judge (season 17)
2017 Elisa - 20 anni in ogni istante Television special, pre-recorded live concert in Verona Arena[61]
2023 Elisa - An intimate night Television special, pre-recorded live concert[62]

Theatrography

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  Music director
Title Years Role Location Notes
Ellis Island 2002 Felicita Sapegno Teatro Massimo, Palermo Stage musical;[63]
Hair 2008–2009 – Teatro delle Erbe, Milan Stage musical;[64]
  • Music direction by Elisa Toffoli
  • Direction by Giampiero Solari and Luca Tommassini
  • Choreography by David Parsons

Accolades

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Ceremony Year Category Nominated Work Result Ref.
Academy Awards 2013 Best Original Song "Ancora qui" Shortlisted [65]
All Music Italia Awards 2016 Album of the Year On Nominated [66]
2022 Female Artist of the Year Herself Won [67]
Album of the Year Ritorno al Futuro/Back to the Future Nominated
Best Tour Back to the Future Live Tour Nominated
David di Donatello 2007 Best Original Song "Eppure sentire (un senso di te)" (from Manual of Love 2 as performer and songwriter) Nominated [68]
2023 "Proiettili (Ti mangio il cuore)" (from Burning Hearts as a songwriter) Won [69]
Festivalbar 2007 Special Award Herself Won [70]
Georgia Film Critics Association 2012 Best Original Song "Ancora qui" Nominated [71]
Italian Music Awards 2001 Best Italian Female Artist Herself Won [72][73]
Best Italian Single "Luce (Tramonti a nord est)" Won
Best Music Composition Won
Best Italian Videoclip Nominated
2002 Best Italian Female Artist Herself Nominated [74]
Best Italian Touring Act Nominated
Best Italian Album Then Comes the Sun Nominated
2003 Best Italian Female Artist Herself Nominated [75]
MTV Europe Music Awards 2001 Best Italian Act Herself Won [76]
2004 Nominated
2007 Nominated [77]
Nastro d'Argento 2007 Best Original Song "Eppure sentie (Un senso di te)" Nominated
2012 "Love Is Requited" Won [78]
2014 "Ecco che" Nominated [79]
2023 "Proiettili (Ti mangio il cuore)" (from Burning Hearts as a songwriter) Nominated [80]
Onstage Awards 2014 Best Female Artist Herself Nominated
Best Live Performance "L'Anima Vola" Nominated
Best Tour L'Anima Vola Tour Nominated
2016 Most Performed Radio Artist Herself Won [81]
2018 Best Female Artist Won [82]
Pavarotti D'Oro 2019 Honoree Herself Won [83]
Premio Anima 2006 Solidarity Award: Music "Teach Me Again" (con Tina Turner) Won
Premio Italiano della Musica 1998 Italian Breakthrough Artist of the Year Herself Won [84]
2001 Italian Female Artist of the Year Nominated [85]
2002 Won [86]
Song of the Year "Luce (Tramonti a nord est)" Won
Premio Lunezia 2005 Songwriter of the Year - Song "Una poesia anche per te" Won [87]
2014 Songwriter of the Year - Album L'Anima Vola Won [88]
Premio Regia Televisiva 2015 Best Television Program Amici di Maria De Filippi (as arti director) Won [89]
Premio Videoclip Italiano 2004 Best Artistic Contamination Video "Togheder" Won
2005 Best Female Video of the Year "Una poesia anche per te" Won
2007 "Eppure sentire" Won
Rockol Awards 2022 Best Album Ritorno al futuro/Back to the Future Nominated [90]
Best Live Back to the Future Live Tour Nominated
2023 Intimate Nights Won [91]
2024 An Intimate Christmas Pending [92]
Sanremo Music Festival 2001 Sanremo Music Festival - Champions Section "Luce (Tramonti a nord est)" Won
Mia Martini Critics' Prize Won
Radio and TV Critics' Prize Won
Best Performance Herself Won
Songwriter Award Won
2022 Best Song "O Forse Sei Tu" Runner-up
Best Music Composition Won
Targa Tenco 1998 Best Debout Album Pipes & Flowers Won [93]
2022 Best Song "O Forse Sei Tu" (as a songwriter with Davide Petrella) Won [94]
TIM Music Awards 2007 Diamond Disc Award Soundtrack '96-'06 Won
2008 Multi Platinum Disc Award Soundtrack '96-'06 Live Won [95]
2009 Best Show Award The Mechanical Dream Show Won [96]
Best Arena Non-Opera Show Won
2010 Platinum Single Award "Ti Vorrei Sollevare" (with Giuliano Sangiorgi) Won [97]
Multi Platinum Disc Award Heart Won
2011 Platinum Disc Award Ivy Won [98]
2014 Platinum Single Award "L'Anima Vola" Won [99]
Platinum Disc Award L'Anima Vola Won
Composition and Lyrics Award "Vivendo adesso" (as a songwriter) Won
2015 Multi Platinum Disc Award L'Anima Vola Won [100]
2016 Platinum Single Award "No Hero" Won [101]
Gold Disc Award On Won
2017 Live Award On Tour Won [102]
2018 Together Here We Are Won [103]
2019 Multi Platinum Single Award "Se piovesse il tuo nome" Won [104]
Platinum Disc Award Diari Aperti Won
Live Award Diari Aperti Live nei Teatri Won
2022 Arena di Verona Special Award Herself Won [105]
Gold Disc Award Ritorno al futuro/Back to the Future Won
Live Award Back to the Future Live Tour Won
2023 Intimate Nights Won [106]
TRL Awards 2011 Wonder Woman Award Herself Nominated

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Awards and achievements
Preceded by Sanremo Music Festival
Winner
2001 		Succeeded by
Matia Bazar
with "Messaggio d'amore"
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