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About Pawlu Camilleri
- Pawlu Camilleri is one of Malta's leading harmonica musicians.
- Born in Valletta, Pawlu grew up in the neighbourhood of Id-Due Balli, a working class area of the Maltese capital city. Son of Frankie Camilleri Il-Bibi, a noted Maltese jazz musician, and brother to drummer Joe Camilleri, Pawlu has released a number of religious albums, including Jesus' Words in 1995.
- He is about to release another in English entitled Faithful. Camilleri is also currently working on a Biblical album in Maltese, composing lyrics and melodies inspired by the Old Testament and New Testament.
- Two songs, Min Jigi Ghandi and GHidli Habib, were already performed during concerts. He has featured on harmonica in Dominic Galea's jazz album Tribute, Andrew Cauchi's Bil-Qawwa ta' Mhabbtek and in both of Walter Micallef's album, M'Jien Xejn and Hamsin. He has sung also Gewwa Paceville in the Il-Ghanja tal-Poplu festival in 2003.
- This song, written by Vince Zammit won the Best Lyrics Award.
- Pawlu Camilleri sings regularly at correctional facilities and drug rehab houses in Malta, with his themes focusing on songs of courage and praise of Jesus Christ.
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