Raffaella Carrà, Iconic Italian Pop Star, Dies at 78

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Raffaella Carrà, singer, dancer and actress. Born: 18 June 1943 in Bologna, Italy. Died: 5 July 5 2021 in Rome, aged 78Raffaella Carrà caused shock and outrage and was condemned by the Vatican in 1970 when she wore an outfit that exposed her tummy on a variety show on Italian television.

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Raffaella Carrà has sadly died.

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Raffaella Carrá was an Italian pop star best known in the U.S. for co-starring with Frank Sinatra (1915–1998) in the 1965 film “Von Ryan’s Express.”Carrá began acting in films when she was a child, and she attended Italy’s national film school.

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Raffaella Carrà, beloved Italian singer, dancer and actor, who starred with Frank Sinatra in 1965’s Von Ryan’s Express, died Monday. She was 78.