Tina Arena is an Australian singer-songwriter, musician and actress known for her powerful voice and significant contributions to the music and entertainment industries.
Born on 1 November 1967 in Melbourne, Victoria, Arena began her career at a young age as a performer on the television show Young Talent Time.
She gained widespread recognition in the 1990s with chart-topping songs such as “Chains” and “Sorrento Moon,” which showcased her vocal prowess and emotional depth.
Arena’s music spans multiple genres, including pop, rock and musical theatre, making her one of Australia’s best-selling artists with over 10 million records sold worldwide.
contour
- Full name: Lydia Arena Philippines
- Nickname: Little Tina
- Date of birth: November 1, 1967
- Age: 57 years old
- Gender: Female
- Birthplace: Australia, Victoria, Melbourne
- Nationality: Australian
- Occupation: Singer-songwriter, musician, actor, record producer
- Height: 5 feet 10½ inches (1.79 m)
- Parents: Guiseppe Arena, Franca Catafano
- Siblings: Nancy Arena
- Spouse: Ralph Carr (1995–1999)
- Children: Gabriel Joseph Mancini
- Relationship status: N/A
- Religion: Not applicable
- Ethnicity: Italian descent
- Net worth: $10 million
early life and education
Tina Arena, 56, was born on November 1, 1967, to Guiseppe Arena and Franca Catalfarno.
She grew up in Melbourne with her sister Nancy. Together they grew up in an Italian-Australian family, which inspired their early interest in music.
At the age of seven, Tina began performing on Young Talent Hour, and she soon became a beloved figure known as “Little Tina.” This exposure helped launch her career in the entertainment industry.
Ariana’s education focused primarily on her artistic development rather than formal schooling. During her teenage years, she honed her skills through performing and recording.
Her early experiences on television laid the foundation for her later success as a singer and actress.
personal life
Tina Arena was married to Ralph Carr from 1995 until their divorce in 1999. Tina Arena, who has a long-term partner named Mattias Lindblom, has yet to officially confirm her engagement despite speculation. Tina’s son Gabriel was born from her relationship with Vincent Mancini.
Profession
Tina Arena’s career began in earnest during Young Talent Time, but it was her solo career that truly established her as an artist.
Her debut album, Strong As Steel, was released in 1990 and included hit singles that showcased her vocal talents.
However, it was her second album Don’t Ask, released in 1994, that catapulted her to international fame.
The album, which featured chart-topping singles such as “Chains” and “Sorrento Moon,” cemented her place in the music industry.
Arena’s success continued with subsequent albums, In Deep (1997) and Just Me (2005), showcasing her versatility as an artist.
In addition to her recording career, she has made significant contributions to musical theater. Notable roles include Eva Peron in “Evita” and Roxie Hart in “Chicago,” both critically acclaimed films.
Throughout her career, Arena has received numerous awards for her work in music and theatre, including ARIA Awards and BRIT Awards.
Her ability to connect with audiences through heartfelt lyrics and powerful performances has made her a respected figure in the entertainment industry.
Awards
- ARIA Award for Best Female Artist (1995)
- ARIA Award for Best Pop Album (1995)
- BRIT Award for Best International Newcomer (1996)
- Received a total of seven ARIA awards during her career
net worth
Tina Arena’s net worth is estimated to be around $10 million.
This wealth has been accumulated through her successful music career, concert tours, album sales, and various acting roles in musicals.
social media
- Instagram: @tinaarena
- Twitter: @tinaarena
film chronology
- The Mask of Zorro (1998) – Soundtrack (“I Want to Love You All My Life”)
- One Beautiful Day (1996) – Soundtrack (“Love Is Funny”)
- Drive (2001) – Soundtrack (“Burn”)
discography
- Solid as a Rock(1990)
- Don’t Ask (1994)
- Deep (1997)
- Only me(2005)
- Reset (2013)
- 11(2019)
