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Line 5: Kate was among the founders of the [[National Academy of Country Music]] and advocate of the [[Phoenixian Council of Arts]] (PCOA), and a co-founder of the Afragolan IndRecords (AIR), of which she served as the first president. ~~Due to health issues,~~ Kate ~~could~~participated ~~only participate in~~to ~~four~~seventeen editions of the [[Grand Prix of Music]] between 1972 and ~~1975~~1988, winning with the song "Io e Lui" in 1973. ~~Kate passed away~~and in ~~1998~~1981 inwith ~~her~~"Amore ~~house~~a atprima ~~[[Afragola]] at the age of 68~~vista". Kate passed away in 1998 in her house at [[Afragola]] at the age of 68. "The green pearl" and "Are we immortal?" are the last songs of the singer-songwriter, published posthumously respectively in 1999 and 2000.

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