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**Bio: Reparata & the Delrons** Reparata & the Delrons originated as a five-member group in 1962 at St. Brendan's Catholic School in Brooklyn, New York. The group was led by lead singer Mary Aiese, who was born on December 31, 1945. Aiese adopted the name "Reparata" as her stage name, inspired by her confirmation name from one of her favorite teachers, believing it to be more marketable than her given names, Mary and Katherine. The original lineup included Nanette Licari, Regina Gallagher, and Anne Fitzgerald, but they were soon replaced by Sheila Reilly, Carol Drobnicki, and Cathy Romeo. After Romeo's departure from the group, Marge McGuire joined as her replacement. The trio achieved significant success with their hit single, "I'm Nobody's Baby Now," released in 1966.

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