Wilma De Angelis
Wilma De Angelis (ˈvilma de ˈandʒelis; born 8 April 1930) is an Italian singer and television presenter, best known for her participations in the Sanremo Music Festival in the 1950s–60s and her cooking shows during her later career; these included Telemenù (1978–97) and A pranzo con Wilma (1990–93), both on Telemontecarlo. She has authored two cook books.
Wilma De Angelis

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- Name
- Wilma De Angelis
- Born
- 8 April 1930
- Birthplace
- Milan, Kingdom of Italy
- Occupation
- * Singer
- Nationality
- Italy
- Languages
- Italian
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Wilma De Angelis (ˈvilma de ˈandʒelis; born 8 April 1930) is an Italian singer and television presenter, best known for her participations in the Sanremo Music Festival in the 1950s–60s and her cooking shows during her later career; these included Telemenù (1978–97) and A pranzo con Wilma (1990–93), both on Telemontecarlo. She has authored two cook books.
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• Name — Wilma De Angelis • Born — 8 April 1930 • Birthplace — Milan, Kingdom of Italy • Origin — Milan, Italy • Occupation — * Singer • television presenter • Years Active — 1956–present
Sanremo Music Festival participations
Sanremo Music Festival participations
• Year — Title — Songwriters — Coupled with • 1959 — "Per tutta la vita" — * Alberto Testa * Pino Spotti — Jula de Palma • "Nessuno" — * Antonietta De Simone * Edilio Capotosti — Betty Curtis • 1960 — "Quando vien la sera" — * Alberto Testa * Carlo Alberto Rossi — Joe Sentieri • "Splende l'arcobaleno" — * Cosimo Di Ceglie * Maria Evangelisti Tumminelli — Gloria Christian • 1961 — "Patatina" — * Gianni Meccia * Franco Migliacci — Gianni Meccia • 1962 — "I colori della felicità" — * Eros Sciorilli * Leda Ranzato — Tanya • "Lumicini rossi" — * Fabio Fabor * Gian Carlo Testoni — Lucia Altieri • 1963 — "Non costa niente" — * Eros Sciorilli * Diego Calcagno — Johnny Dorelli • "Se passerai di qui" — * Gian Carlo Testoni * Angelo Camis — Flo Sandon's
Television
Television
• Year(s) — Channel — Title — Role • 1978 — Various — La parola d'oro — Presenter • 1979 — Telemontecarlo — Il bolero della sera • 1979–1997 — Telemenù • 1987–1996 — Sale, pepe e... fantasia • 1990–1993 — A pranzo con Wilma • 1990 — Canale 5 — C'era una volta il festival — Contestant • 1992 — Telemontecarlo — In viaggio con Piacere Italia — Presenter • 1992, 1994 — Canale 5 — Simpaticissima — Contestant • 1993 — Telemontecarlo — Complimenti allo chef — Presenter • 1993–1994 — La spesa di Wilma • 1996 — Cinquestelle, Odeon TV • 1995 — Canale 5 — Canzoni sotto l'albero — Judge • 1996 — Cinquestelle, Odeon TV — Wilma... e contorni — Presenter • 1997 — Telemontecarlo — Due come noi • 1997–1999 — Rai 2 — Ci vediamo in TV • 1998 — Rete 4 — Sabato 4 • 1999–2000 — Rai 1 — Alle due su Rai 1 • 2005 — Rai 2 — Mezzogiorno in famiglia — Cook • 2010–2011 — Rai 1 — Domenica in — Regular guest
Personal life
Personal life
Wilma De Angelis has never been married and has no children. She is agnostic.

Wilma De Angelis e Joe Sentieri al Festival di Sanremo 1960 cantano Quando vien la sera.
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1931
Wilma De Angelis was born in 1931 at Milan.
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Wilma De Angelis was born in Milan.
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- 1.Giordano, Lucio. Ho litigato con Dio quando Gli ho chiesto di aiutare i miei genitori e Lui non mi ha ascoltato. Dipiù. 24. 78-81. 20 June 2025.
Bibliography printed in the source article · 2
- Baroni, Joseph. Dizionario della televisione: i programmi della televisione commerciale dagli esordi a oggi. Raffaello Cortina. 2005. 88-7078-972-1.
- Sciotti, Antonio. Enciclopedia del Festival della canzone napoletana: 1952-1981: Canta Napoli. Luca Torre. 2011. 978-88-906138-0-7.
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