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She has received mainstream popularity and recognition within Italy due to her numerous participations in the Sanremo Music Festival. Beginning her career as a teenager, Oxa debuted in the Sanremo Music Festival with the song " Un'emozione da poco ", placing second in the competition. Following her success in Sanremo, she released her debut studio album Oxanna that year, which became her first chart-topping album in Italy.
The duo won the competition, and thus were chosen as the Italian representatives in the Eurovision Song Contest in Lausanne , competing with the song " Avrei voluto "; they placed ninth in the finals. In total, Oxa has competed in Sanremo fifteen times across six decades a record shared with Al Bano , Milva , Peppino di Capri and Toto Cutugno , and additionally hosted the competition in In her year long career, Oxa has released seventeen studio albums, of which two of them have charted at number-one on the FIMI Albums Chart.
As an actress, she has appeared in Stryx and the film Maschio, femmina, fiore, frutto Oxa began her career at the Sanremo Music Festival , performing the song " Un'emozione da poco ", written by Ivano Fossati , who also sponsored her performance. Sporting an androgynous punk look, Oxa achieved great success in the competition, reaching second place behind only Matia Bazar.
Following the success of "Un'emozione da poco", Oxa released her debut studio album Oxanna The album also became a chart-topping success in Italy. With them, she released the single "Il pagliaccio azzurro" in , an Italian language cover of the song "Till it Shines" by American musician Bob Seger. The single was used as the lead single for Oxa's self-titled second studio album, released the same year.
The album peaked within the top ten in Italy, and also included an Italian cover of the song " Because the Night " by Patti Smith.
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In , Oxa released the single "Controllo totale", an Italian cover of the song "Total Control" by The Motels ; the single became a top forty hit in Italy, and served as the lead single for her debut extended play of the same name. She returned to Sanremo the following year, competing in the Sanremo Music Festival with the song "Io no". Oxa's participation saw a great stylistic change in her image; she no longer sported her androgynous punk look that she had become known for, and instead grew her hair long and dyed it blonde, adopting a sexier appearance that went on to define her career for the following decades.