About

Veronica Petruccelli is an Italian singer-songwriter and musician from Rome, who discovered her passion for music as a child. Singing soon became her favorite form of expression, allowing her to convey emotions with authenticity and intensity.

She began studying guitar at the age of nine and started vocal training at thirteen with Roberta Damiani, later adding music theory, piano, and guitar to her studies. During high school, she sang in a choir for four years while pursuing her solo development. She went on to train at Accademia Artisti in Rome, studying with established professionals such as Grazia Di Michele, Giuseppe Pierazzoli, Maria Grazia Fontana, Guglielmo Mariotto, Vincenzo Incenzo, and Andrea Camilletti, earning a certification as a professional singer. She also obtained a degree in Performing Arts (DAMS), which enriched her creativity and broadened her artistic vision across music, theatre, cinema, and visual arts.

Inspired by the expressive freedom that singing and music offer her, Veronica writes for those who’ve always felt out of place — turning sensitivity into strength, and making room for authenticity, inclusivity, and the freedom to evolve.

She took part in “Una Voce per San Marino,” the prestigious Eurovision selection contest, performing before a panel of producers and radio professionals, and was featured on “Salotto Una Voce per San Marino,” discussing her songs and a custom-designed outfit she created for the show. Another highlight came during Sanremo Festival week, where she gave several radio interviews about her music, and she appeared on RAI’s “Il Videobox,” performing her original songs.

Today she writes new songs, continues her artistic studies, and promotes her work through social media to reach an ever-growing audience.

Discography and Projects: New songs and collaborations coming soon.

Place of birth: Rome, Italy.

Languages spoken: Italian, English Spanish, French.