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His third album Aceto was released in 2010. The album includes 14 classic and 2 original Italian songs. He recorded an Italian version of “Hallelujah” on the album. A video of the song was filmed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in December 2010 by filmmaker Greg Riccio Jr. supporting the Free Hugs Campaign to promote random acts of kindness.[8][failed verification]In 2011, “Pray’r”, an original song co-written with Stein Berge Svendsen, was released as a digi-single. Castaldo released an Italian album in 2012.[9] Since 2011, he has been touring Italy, the US and Canada.[10] Castaldo performed his theatrical debut on May 15, 2011, at the Hearst Auditorium concert stage, which is part of Chaminade High School Athletic and Activity Center in Mineola, New York .[11]In 2012, Castaldo was a competitor in The Europe Tourism Board classical-crossover artist award. Out of 37 submitted artists, he finished third.[12][13]Castaldo was featured live on ABC TV for his performance on the Red Carpet during the 68th Annual New York Columbus Day parade 2012.[14]In 2013, Castaldo’s Bergamot Tour included 48 performances, and in 2014, there have been 21 tour dates by midyear, including a performance at Teatro F. Cilea Reggio, in Reggio Calabria, Italy for the fifth annual Mino Reitano memorial concert.In March 2014, he won the Top Artist award in the monthly contest held by ArtistSignal.com (by a record-breaking total number of 92,488 votes by 1338 voters). The Artist Signal top artist is awarded US$10,000 to help them promote their music and career.[15]In January 2015, he released an EP with classical-crossover soprano Giorgia Fumanti, called “A Christmas Pray’r”.In May 2015, Castaldo released a digi single, “Everything Happens for a Reason\u2014Una Ragione.” The song will have over 30 lyric videos, many of which have subtitles in various languages, including Persian, Spanish, Afrikaans, Polish, Japanese, German, Hebrew, Norwegian, Czech, Portuguese, Hindi, French, Turkish, Chinese, Swedish, Russian, Romanian, Serbian, and Danish.[16] A remastered version of the song was later released in August 2015.[17]Personal life[edit]Castaldo is married to Bozena S. Castaldo (n\u00e9e Bozena S. Slowinska), who is a published scientist (Neurology Department) at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York.[18] His stepdaughter, Ania Palega (n\u00e9e Ania Slowinska) is a graduate from CUNY with a PhD in Environmental Psychology.[19]Discography[edit]Solo albums[edit]TrackLength1. “Con Te Partiro”4:372. “Caruso”5:283. “Ave Maria”4:094. “Core ‘Ngrato”3:205. “Tu Ca Non Chiagne”4:066. “Panis Angelicus”3:567. “O Sole Mio”3:038. “Torna A Surriento”3:389. “Mio Cuore” (duet with Caryl Papoulis)4:0910. “Con Te Partiro” (Nuevo Flamenco Version)4:09TrackLength1. “Io Credo (Album Version)”4:542. “Allelulia (Hallelujah)”3:453. “Lui Vive In Te (He Lives in You)”5:014. “I’ Te Vurria Vassa”4:545. “L’arcobaleno \/ Che Meravgilia Il Mondo (Over The Rainbow \/ What A Wonderful World)”5:126. “Tua Immagine (Sound Of Silence)”3:527. “Panis Angelicus”3:578. “Questo E Amore”3:409. “Mellodrama (Un Dulce Melodrama)”4:1110. “Ave Maria”4:1611. “Va Pensiero”4:0712. “Preghero’ (Stand By Me)”3:3713. “Amici Miei (Amazing Grace)”3:3814. “Vent’anni”3:1615. “Io Stavo Con Lei (I Started A Joke)”3:4516. “Senza Catene (Unchained Melody)”4:11Studio albums with Lives of a Cell[edit]1994: Only Human2002: Gioia2Singles[edit]2010: “Io Credo”2011: “L’arcobaleno”2011: “Pray’r”2013: “Calabrisella Mia”2014: “A Christmas Pray’r” (duet with Giorgia Fumanti)2015: “Toglimi Il Respiro (Take My Breath Away)”2015: “Everything Happens for a Reason\u2014Una Ragione”2015: “Everything Happens for a Reason (Remastered)”2015: “Amo L\u2019America\u2014American Love Affair”2016: “Temptation Down In Rio”2016: “O Come O come Emmanuel”[20]2016: “Everything Happens for a Reason\u2014Dance Remix by Tony Moran”[21]2016: “Caruso” remix by Tony Moran[22]2017: “Il Mio Cuore Va (My Heart Will Go On)”[23]2017: “Africa”[24]2019: “Baila Morena”2019: “Maria, Lo Sapevi Tu?”2022: “Hotel California” [Remix]2022: “Riu”2022: “Na Muri”2022: “Spetu Pe Tia”References[edit]External links[edit]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/micheal-castaldo-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Mich\u00e9al Castaldo – Wikipedia"}}]}]