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'''Emmanuele Cilia''' is a Maltese singer. He is an interpreter of the Maltese għana, or folk song, in the 20th century.His songs include ''Għanja Lis-Sajf'', ''Il Kerk Tan-Nisa'', ''Toni Bajada'', and ''X'aħna Sbieħ Min Jaf Jarana!'', all recorded on 'His Master's Voice' and re-issued on the [[D'Amato | '''Emmanuele Cilia''' is a Maltese singer. He is an interpreter of the Maltese għana, or folk song, in the 20th century.His songs include ''Għanja Lis-Sajf'', ''Il Kerk Tan-Nisa'', ''Toni Bajada'', and ''X'aħna Sbieħ Min Jaf Jarana!'', all recorded on 'His Master's Voice' and re-issued on the [[D'Amato Records]] label from [[Valletta]], [[Malta]]. | ||
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Emmanuele Cilia is a Maltese singer. He is an interpreter of the Maltese għana, or folk song, in the 20th century.His songs include Għanja Lis-Sajf, Il Kerk Tan-Nisa, Toni Bajada, and X'aħna Sbieħ Min Jaf Jarana!, all recorded on 'His Master's Voice' and re-issued on the D'Amato Records label from Valletta, Malta.