Nicol Caruana - Revision history

Tonisant: added Category:Died in 2020 using HotCat

2020-09-29T14:25:06Z

added Category:Died in 2020 using HotCat

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:25, 29 September 2020
Line 22:		Line 22:
	[[Category:Maltese entertainers in Australia]]		[[Category:Maltese entertainers in Australia]]
	[[Category:Maltese community workers in Australia]]		[[Category:Maltese community workers in Australia]]
			[[Category:Died in 2020]]

Tonisant: died Saturday 19th September 2020

2020-09-29T14:24:48Z

died Saturday 19th September 2020

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:24, 29 September 2020
Line 1:		Line 1:
	Nicol (Nicholas) Caruana is a Maltese community entertainer and community worker in Melbourne, Australia.		'''Nicol (Nicholas) Caruana''' was a Maltese community entertainer and community worker in Melbourne, Australia.

	Nicol was born in Floriana, Malta on June 4, 1933. In November 1964 he migrated to Australia with his wife Iris and their 4 children. He became involved with the committee of the [[Newport Maltese Association]] and is still an active member.		Nicol was born in Floriana, Malta on June 4, 1933. In November 1964 he migrated to Australia with his wife Iris and their 4 children. He became involved with the committee of the [[Newport Maltese Association]] and is still an active member.
Line 11:		Line 11:

	In 2007, Nicol recorded an album of Maltese songs, [[Nicol Caruana]], with his son, musician [[Nicky Bomba]].		In 2007, Nicol recorded an album of Maltese songs, [[Nicol Caruana]], with his son, musician [[Nicky Bomba]].

			He died surrounded by his family in Melbourne on Saturday 19 September 2020.

	==Source==		==Source==

Joejulian: broken link

2017-08-23T05:01:37Z

broken link

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:01, 23 August 2017
Line 6:		Line 6:
	The Caruana family has been entertaining the Maltese community at the [[Maltese Centre]] in Melbourne for years, fronted by Nicol. He started entertaining by managing the family band [[The Fugitives]] being the only person able to drive the band and instruments to all the Maltese gigs. [[The Fugitives]] was made up of Nicol's children - Josephine, Michael, Nicky and Carmen.		The Caruana family has been entertaining the Maltese community at the [[Maltese Centre]] in Melbourne for years, fronted by Nicol. He started entertaining by managing the family band [[The Fugitives]] being the only person able to drive the band and instruments to all the Maltese gigs. [[The Fugitives]] was made up of Nicol's children - Josephine, Michael, Nicky and Carmen.

	Nicol then started to sing Maltese songs at the Maltese functions such as weddings and dinner dances. There were concerts held at [[Festival Hall]] as well as [[Dallas Brooks Hall]] as the Caruana's backed Maltese singers, such as [[Fr David Azzopardi]].		Nicol then started to sing Maltese songs at the Maltese functions such as weddings and dinner dances. There were concerts held at [[Festival Hall]] as well as [[Dallas Brooks Hall]] as the Caruana's backed Maltese singers, such as Fr [[David Azzopardi]].

	It is not surprising that three of Nicol's children went on to become career musicians - [[Danielle Caruana]] better known as [[Mama Kin]], [[Nicky Bomba]] and [[Michael Caruana]].		It is not surprising that three of Nicol's children went on to become career musicians - [[Danielle Caruana]] better known as [[Mama Kin]], [[Nicky Bomba]] and [[Michael Caruana]].

MarleneG: added info to music

2013-06-27T21:16:36Z

added info to music

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:16, 27 June 2013
Line 4:		Line 4:

	==Music==		==Music==
	The Caruana family has been entertaining the Maltese community at the [[Maltese Centre]] in Melbourne for years, fronted by Nicol. It is not surprising that three of Nicol's children went on to become career musicians - [[Danielle Caruana]] better known as [[Mama Kin]], [[Nicky Bomba]] and [[Michael Caruana]].		The Caruana family has been entertaining the Maltese community at the [[Maltese Centre]] in Melbourne for years, fronted by Nicol. He started entertaining by managing the family band [[The Fugitives]] being the only person able to drive the band and instruments to all the Maltese gigs. [[The Fugitives]] was made up of Nicol's children - Josephine, Michael, Nicky and Carmen.

			Nicol then started to sing Maltese songs at the Maltese functions such as weddings and dinner dances. There were concerts held at [[Festival Hall]] as well as [[Dallas Brooks Hall]] as the Caruana's backed Maltese singers, such as [[Fr David Azzopardi]].

			It is not surprising that three of Nicol's children went on to become career musicians - [[Danielle Caruana]] better known as [[Mama Kin]], [[Nicky Bomba]] and [[Michael Caruana]].

	In 2007, Nicol recorded an album of Maltese songs, [[Nicol Caruana]], with his son, musician [[Nicky Bomba]].		In 2007, Nicol recorded an album of Maltese songs, [[Nicol Caruana]], with his son, musician [[Nicky Bomba]].

MarleneG: new page and format

2013-06-27T13:57:40Z

new page and format

New page

Nicol (Nicholas) Caruana is a Maltese community entertainer and community worker in Melbourne, Australia.

Nicol was born in Floriana, Malta on June 4, 1933. In November 1964 he migrated to Australia with his wife Iris and their 4 children. He became involved with the committee of the [[Newport Maltese Association]] and is still an active member.

==Music==
The Caruana family has been entertaining the Maltese community at the [[Maltese Centre]] in Melbourne for years, fronted by Nicol. It is not surprising that three of Nicol's children went on to become career musicians - [[Danielle Caruana]] better known as [[Mama Kin]], [[Nicky Bomba]] and [[Michael Caruana]].

In 2007, Nicol recorded an album of Maltese songs, [[Nicol Caruana]], with his son, musician [[Nicky Bomba]].

==Source==
Interview with Nicol Caruana.

{{DEFAULTSORT: Caruana, Nicol}}
[[Category:Born in 1933]]
[[Category:Born in Floriana, Malta]]
[[Category:Maltese entertainers in Australia]]
[[Category:Maltese community workers in Australia]]