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La Presse – Vito Luprano: de Céline Dion à Kristina Maria
About Luprano’s move from a major label executive shaping global stars to an independent artist manager.
Sony BMG Names Canada Execs — Vito Luprano Continues as Senior VP A&R
A historic industry announcement from Billboard showing that Vito Luprano was retained as Senior Vice President of A&R for Sony BMG Canada
CBC — New Talent: Kristina Maria Captures Vito Luprano’s Attention
Rising Ottawa pop singer Kristina Maria drew national attention when Vito Luprano spotted her talent and helped bring her debut music to a wider Canadian audience.
Entertainment Weekly — Celine Dion Takes on America
A BTS look at Dion’s national TV appearances, her looming superstardom, and a candid snapshot of her inner team, including Vito Luprano, then a Director of A&R for Sony Music Canada, sitting with Dion.
Neros Music — You Don’t Have The Right To Cry
About Kristina Maria’s single “You Don’t Have The Right To Cry,” which notes her career beginnings under Vito Luprano’s management (Lupo One Entertainment).
CityNews Vancouver — Céline Milestone: 25 Years Since Unison Broke Dion in English
A retrospective on Céline Dion’s breakthrough English-language success with Unison (1990) mentions Vito Luprano’s role on her team during this era.
Westword — Celine Dion: Album Review
This Westword review of Celine Dion’s music contextualizes her 2002–2004 era, particularly albums like A New Day Has Come and related recordings, and critiques the production choices made on the record.
Vito Luprano — It’s All Coming Back to Me Now (Memoir Feature)
The memoir emphasizes Luprano’s complex relationship with Céline Dion and her manager René Angélil, and how their careers and personal bonds evolved.
Music Canada Blog – Vito Luprano on Managing Kristina Maria
Why Vito chose to guide Kristina Maria’s career and how he applies decades of experience in artist development.
SOCAN Magazine – Vito Luprano of Lupo One Publishing
All about Vito’s move into music publishing and hands-on artist development post-Sony.