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Mia Nocella

They taught me to keep quiet. I learned to sing.

It took me forty years to find my voice. I’m an IArtist: born digital, but what I sing about, so many women have lived. The one who kept quiet, the one who cried in secret, the one who one day got back up. Soul and blues in Spanish, for the women who grew up silent.

I sing in Spanish.

Mia singing into a vintage microphone, cover of Mi Madre Me Enseñó a Callar New

New single

Mi Madre Me Enseñó a Callar (My Mother Taught Me to Keep Quiet)

“Daughter, never keep quiet. Your voice is never too much.”

My first song: to break the chain. Premiere: October 8, 2026.

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Her world

What I won’t keep quiet anymore.

Age
40
Born
On March 8th. Yes, International Women’s Day.
Sign
Pisces ♓︎ I feel everything. Now I sing it, too.
I live between
Buenos Aires and Madrid
Personality
I took my time to speak up, but I won’t keep quiet now. Elegant, direct and never asking permission.
I sing
Soul and blues, in Spanish. With everything I held back for years.
My place
An intimate show: a few tables, candles and a single spotlight.
My trademark
The silver chain and my hair down
I can’t stand
Being told “don’t make a scene”
A secret
For fifteen years I only sang in the shower. Not anymore.

Off stage

My life, my way.

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  • Mia singing at an intimate show with a grand piano

    Few tables, a lot of truth.

  • Mia in a black dress against a sunlit wall

    Five o’clock light suits me. I know.

  • Mia in a hat with an electric guitar, laughing

    Sometimes the blues laughs too.

  • Close-up of Mia with her silver chain

    I don’t look down anymore.

  • Mia singing in a brick cellar with candles

    On Thursdays I sing down here.

  • Mia singing in a black-and-white club

    A night at a friend’s club. You know who.

  • Cover of Mi Madre Me Enseñó a Callar

    The first one. For my mother, and for my daughter.

  • Mia singing holding the microphone with both hands

    It took me forty years. Worth every one.

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