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  • ...e dirsi ciao
  • 1978 single by Matia Bazar

    "...e dirsi ciao" (lit. '...And saying ciao') is a 1978 song composed and performed by the Italian pop group Matia Bazar. It won the 28th edition of the

    ...e dirsi ciao

    ...e_dirsi_ciao

  • Ricchi e Poveri
  • Italian band (1967–present)

    Ricchi e Poveri (Italian pronunciation: [ˈrikki e pˈpɔːveri]; "The Rich and The Poor") is an Italian pop group formed in Genoa in 1967, originally consisting

    Ricchi e Poveri

    Ricchi e Poveri

    Ricchi_e_Poveri

  • Piove (Ciao, ciao bambina)
  • 1959 song by both Domenico Modugno and Johnny Dorelli

    "Piove (Ciao, ciao bambina)" ("It's raining [Bye bye, baby girl]") is a song composed by Domenico Modugno with Italian lyrics by Eduardo Verde. It won

    Piove (Ciao, ciao bambina)

    Piove_(Ciao,_ciao_bambina)

  • Johnny Dorelli
  • Italian actor, singer and television host

    songs "Nel blu, dipinto di blu" (also known as "Volare") and "Piove (Ciao, ciao bambina)". His most famous songs of the period are : "Julia" (1958), "Boccuccia

    Johnny Dorelli

    Johnny Dorelli

    Johnny_Dorelli

  • Zingara (song)
  • 1969 single by Bobby Solo

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Zingara (song)

    Zingara_(song)

  • Al Bano and Romina Power
  • Italian–American pop music duo

    In 1996, Al Bano participated solo in the Sanremo Music Festival, singing "È la mia vita", while Romina took part in the television mini-series The Return

    Al Bano and Romina Power

    Al Bano and Romina Power

    Al_Bano_and_Romina_Power

  • Måneskin
  • Italian rock band

    Italy, after also winning the Sanremo Music Festival, with the song "Zitti e buoni". Måneskin has released three studio albums, Il ballo della vita (2018)

    Måneskin

    Måneskin

    Måneskin

  • Eros Ramazzotti
  • Italian musician (born 1963)

    "Eros Ramazzotti, disco e tour dopo quattro anni: "Morirò sul palco, con la mia musica. La Pausini ha fatto bene su 'Bella Ciao', facciamo i musicisti""

    Eros Ramazzotti

    Eros Ramazzotti

    Eros_Ramazzotti

  • Rino Gaetano
  • Italian musician (1950–1981)

    critics and audiences alike: in the end, the song came third, behind E dirsi ciao by Matia Bazar and Un'emozione da poco by Anna Oxa. The song went on

    Rino Gaetano

    Rino Gaetano

    Rino_Gaetano

  • The New Christy Minstrels
  • American large-ensemble folk music group

    joined 1967. Later a country performer. Mark Springer, joined 1967 John E. Tymon II, joined in 1968 Bruce Bermudez, joined 1968. Later formed the band

    The New Christy Minstrels

    The New Christy Minstrels

    The_New_Christy_Minstrels

  • Adriano Celentano
  • Italian musician and actor (born 1938)

    his greatest early hits, including "24.000 baci", "Il tuo bacio è come un rock", and "Si è spento il Sole". He first appeared on screen in Ragazzi del Juke-Box

    Adriano Celentano

    Adriano Celentano

    Adriano_Celentano

  • Sal Da Vinci
  • Italian singer and actor (born 1969)

    Pugliese, i due figli, l'amicizia con Gigi D'Alessio: chi è e dove vive il cantante di "Rossetto e caffè"". ilGiornale.it (in Italian). 24 June 2025. Archived

    Sal Da Vinci

    Sal Da Vinci

    Sal_Da_Vinci

  • Claudia Mori
  • Italian actress, singer, TV producer (born 1944)

    company Ciao ragazzi!, winning the Roma FictionFest Special Award for her achievements as a TV producer.[citation needed] Fuori tempo (1974) È amore (1977)

    Claudia Mori

    Claudia Mori

    Claudia_Mori

  • Domenico Modugno
  • Italian singer, actor and politician (1928–1994)

    Music Festival for the second time in a row, with "Piove" (also known as "Ciao, ciao bambina"), and received second place in 1960 with "Libero". This was a

    Domenico Modugno

    Domenico Modugno

    Domenico_Modugno

  • Flo Sandon's
  • Musical artist

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Flo Sandon's

    Flo Sandon's

    Flo_Sandon's

  • Gino Latilla
  • Musical artist

    "Tutte le mamme". Paolo Gallori. "1/La storia del Festival: Gli anni Cinquanta e Sessanta" (in Italian). La Repubblica.it. Retrieved 2015-04-24. Gino Castaldo

    Gino Latilla

    Gino Latilla

    Gino_Latilla

  • Mahmood (singer)
  • Italian singer-songwriter (born 1992)

    Ghettolimpo (2021) Nei letti degli altri (2024) "Sanremo, il vincitore è Mahmood. Ultimo è secondo, terzo classificato Il Volo". La Repubblica. 10 February

    Mahmood (singer)

    Mahmood (singer)

    Mahmood_(singer)

  • Nicola Di Bari
  • Italian singer-songwriter and actor (born 1940)

    "Il mondo è grigio, il mondo è blu/Solo ciao" (RCA, PM 3448) 1969 "Eternamente/La vita e l'amore" (RCA, PM 3488) 1970 "La prima cosa bella/...e lavorare"

    Nicola Di Bari

    Nicola Di Bari

    Nicola_Di_Bari

  • Elisa (Italian singer)
  • Italian singer-songwriter (born 1977)

    million records worldwide, of which 5.5 million copies certified by Musica e dischi and over 3 million units by FIMI since 2009, with a diamond album and

    Elisa (Italian singer)

    Elisa (Italian singer)

    Elisa_(Italian_singer)

  • Tony Renis
  • Italian singer

    mai più (Combo Record [it], 5091; with Combos) 1958: Clopin clopant/Tutto è diverso (Combo Record [it], 5092; with Combos) 1958: Prendi quella stella/Ti

    Tony Renis

    Tony Renis

    Tony_Renis

  • Angelo (Francesco Renga song)
  • 2005 single by Francesco Renga

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Angelo (Francesco Renga song)

    Angelo_(Francesco_Renga_song)

  • Grande amore
  • 2015 song by Il Volo

    remaining top three entries, "Fatti avanti amore" by Nek (35.38%) and "Adesso e qui (nostalgico presente)" by Malika Ayane (25.66%). According to the final

    Grande amore

    Grande_amore

  • Nel blu, dipinto di blu
  • 1958 song by Domenico Modugno

    history. It was succeeded as Italian entrant at the 1959 contest by "Piove (Ciao, ciao bambina)", also performed by Modugno. "Nel blu, dipinto di blu" became

    Nel blu, dipinto di blu

    Nel_blu,_dipinto_di_blu

  • Iva Zanicchi
  • Italian singer & politician (born 1940)

    with "Non pensare a me", in 1969 with "Zingara" and again in 1974 with "Ciao cara, come stai?". Zanicchi remains the only woman singer to have won that

    Iva Zanicchi

    Iva Zanicchi

    Iva_Zanicchi

  • Ron (singer)
  • Italian singer-songwriter and musician

    Greta (2022-04-21). "Chi è Ron: canzoni, Lucio Dalla, film, Sanremo, vita privata". True News. (in Italian). Retrieved 2022-04-22. Official website v t e

    Ron (singer)

    Ron (singer)

    Ron_(singer)

  • Francesco Renga
  • Italian singer-songwriter

    100,000+) 2004 Camere con vista (ITA #4 - 2× Platinum 200,000+) 2007 Ferro e cartone (ITA #1 - Platinum 120,000+) 2009 Orchestraevoce (ITA #7 - Platinum

    Francesco Renga

    Francesco Renga

    Francesco_Renga

  • Sanremo Music Festival
  • Italian song contest

    (per non svegliarmi)" 1967: Dalida, team partner of Luigi Tenco with "Ciao amore, ciao", semi-finals only. 1968: Roberto Carlos, team partner of Sergio Endrigo

    Sanremo Music Festival

    Sanremo Music Festival

    Sanremo_Music_Festival

  • Zitti e buoni
  • 2021 song by Måneskin

    "Zitti e buoni" (Italian: [ˈdzitti e bˈbwɔːni, ˈtsi-]; lit. 'Quiet and well-behaved') is a song written and performed by Italian rock band Måneskin. It

    Zitti e buoni

    Zitti_e_buoni

  • Fiumi di parole
  • 1997 song by Jalisse

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Fiumi di parole

    Fiumi_di_parole

  • Storie di tutti i giorni
  • 1982 single by Riccardo Fogli

    agreements made by the record labels. Among other things, the magazine TV Sorrisi e Canzoni devoted the front cover to Fogli three days before the start of the

    Storie di tutti i giorni

    Storie_di_tutti_i_giorni

  • Non è l'inferno
  • 2012 single by Emma

    "Non è l'inferno" (English: This isn't hell) is a song recorded by Italian singer Emma. It was released on 15 February 2012 by Universal Music Group and

    Non è l'inferno

    Non_è_l'inferno

  • Annalisa Minetti
  • Italian singer, politician and athlete (born 1976)

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Annalisa Minetti

    Annalisa Minetti

    Annalisa_Minetti

  • Tosca (singer)
  • Musical artist

    broadcast Il caso Sanremo with Lino Banfi. In 1989 she sang the song "Carcere 'e mare" ("Sea prison") for the title track of the film Street Kids directed

    Tosca (singer)

    Tosca (singer)

    Tosca_(singer)

  • Dio, come ti amo
  • 1966 song by both Domenico Modugno and Gigliola Cinquetti

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Dio, come ti amo

    Dio,_come_ti_amo

  • Nada (Italian singer)
  • Italian singer (born 1953)

    fa la gelosia. In 1971, she won the Sanremo Music Festival with Il cuore è uno zingaro, together with Nicola Di Bari, obtaining notable international

    Nada (Italian singer)

    Nada (Italian singer)

    Nada_(Italian_singer)

  • Il Volo
  • Italian operatic pop trio

    December 2023. Retrieved 3 December 2023. "Sanremo 2024: i cantanti e le canzoni, gli ospiti e i conduttori. Tutto sul Festival" [Sanremo 2024: the singers and

    Il Volo

    Il Volo

    Il_Volo

  • Toto Cutugno
  • Italian musician (1943–2023)

    his musical career as a drummer, and at 19 he founded his first band, Toto e i Tati. He later formed the disco band Albatros together with Lino Losito

    Toto Cutugno

    Toto Cutugno

    Toto_Cutugno

  • Emma Marrone
  • Italian singer-songwriter and actress (born 1984)

    February 2012, she won the Sanremo Music Festival 2012 with the song "Non è l'inferno". She also represented Italy during the Eurovision Song Contest

    Emma Marrone

    Emma Marrone

    Emma_Marrone

  • Luciano Tajoli
  • Italian singer and actor

    romanzo della mia vita (1952) La pattuglia dell'Amba Alagi (1953) Napoli piange e ride (1954) The Two Rivals (1960) Song of Naples (1957) Marcello Giannotti

    Luciano Tajoli

    Luciano Tajoli

    Luciano_Tajoli

  • L'uomo volante
  • 2004 single by Marco Masini

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    L'uomo volante

    L'uomo_volante

  • Riccardo Cocciante
  • Italian-French singer and songwriter (born 1946)

    known as Se stiamo insieme; 1991) Empreinte (1993) Eventi e mutamenti (1993) Il mio nome è Riccardo (1994) Un uomo felice (1994) Je chante (1995) Innamorato

    Riccardo Cocciante

    Riccardo Cocciante

    Riccardo_Cocciante

  • Ermal Meta
  • Italian singer-songwriter (born 1981)

    released by Universal Music in 2009. The band later released the albums Buio e luce, including the title-track which competed in the Newcomers' section of

    Ermal Meta

    Ermal Meta

    Ermal_Meta

  • Jalisse
  • Italian pop band

    the Tregatti Produzioni Musicali. In the spring of 2005, the album Siedi e ascolta ("Sit and Listen") was released in Germany, Switzerland and Austria

    Jalisse

    Jalisse

  • Adesso tu
  • 1986 single by Eros Ramazzotti

    Dizionario delle canzoni italiane. Elle u, 2001. ISBN 8888169016. "Marracash e Giusy Ferreri: il video di "Rivincita"". MelodicaMente. 5 October 2010. Retrieved

    Adesso tu

    Adesso_tu

  • Pooh (band)
  • Italian pop band

    Naufraghi and Il Punto, the latter of which had appeared on the cover of Ciao 2001, a leading Italian music weekly at the time. Some songs were recorded

    Pooh (band)

    Pooh (band)

    Pooh_(band)

  • Occidentali's Karma
  • 2017 Francesco Gabbani song

    released in 2017, namely "Occidentali's Karma", "Tra le granite e le granate", "Pachidermi e pappagalli", and "La mia versione dei ricordi". As of December

    Occidentali's Karma

    Occidentali's_Karma

  • Povia
  • Italian singer and songwriter (born 1972)

    (PDF). Musica e dischi: 9. January 2006. Archived from the original (PDF) on May 26, 2015. Retrieved January 19, 2021. "Sanremo 2006, è Povia il vincitore

    Povia

    Povia

    Povia

  • List of number-one hits of 1978 (Italy)
  • January 21 January 28 February 4 February 11 February 18 February 25 "...e dirsi ciao" March 4 March 11 "Gianna" Rino Gaetano March 18 March 25 April 1 April

    List of number-one hits of 1978 (Italy)

    List_of_number-one_hits_of_1978_(Italy)

  • Diodato
  • Italian singer and songwriter (born 1981)

    Tenco, Domenico Modugno and Radiohead. He has released five studio albums, E forse sono pazzo (LeNarcisse/Goodfellas), A ritrovar bellezza (LeNarcisse/RCA/SonyMusic)

    Diodato

    Diodato

    Diodato

  • Umberto Tozzi
  • Italian musician (born 1952)

    album Equivocando ("Misunderstanding"), Il Grido ("The Outcry") and Aria e Cielo ("Air and Sky"). He also released a greatest hits compilation, Le Mie

    Umberto Tozzi

    Umberto Tozzi

    Umberto_Tozzi

  • I giorni dell'arcobaleno
  • 1972 song by Nicola Di Bari

    "International Best Sellers" (PDF). Cashbox. 29 April 1972. "Classifiche". Musica e Dischi (in Italian). Retrieved 29 May 2022. Set "Tipo" on "Singoli". Then

    I giorni dell'arcobaleno

    I_giorni_dell'arcobaleno

  • Perdere l'amore
  • 1988 single by Massimo Ranieri

    November 2016. Giulia Turco (6 February 2020). "Il duetto di Tiziano Ferro e Massimo Ranieri a Sanremo: "Mo' me può chiammà papà"". Music Fanpage (in Italian)

    Perdere l'amore

    Perdere_l'amore

  • Francesco Gabbani
  • Italian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist (born 1982)

    Giulia (3 September 2021). "Francesco Gabbani: "La rete" è il nuovo singolo". TV Sorrisi e Canzoni. Graziola, Alberto (9 March 2022). "Volevamo solo

    Francesco Gabbani

    Francesco Gabbani

    Francesco_Gabbani

  • Rocco Hunt
  • Italian rapper (born 1994)

    due to be released on 25 April 2025. "Rocco Hunt, le feste a Salerno e a Napoli e le verità sulla squadra del suo cuore". www.ilmattino.it (in Italian)

    Rocco Hunt

    Rocco Hunt

    Rocco_Hunt

  • Gigliola Cinquetti
  • Italian singer and TV presenter (born 1947)

    bebè)" – 9th 1973: "Mistero" – Eliminated 1985: "Chiamalo amore" – 3rd 1989: "Ciao" – 18th 1995: "Giovane vecchio cuore" – 14th Gigliola Cinquetti (1964) La

    Gigliola Cinquetti

    Gigliola Cinquetti

    Gigliola_Cinquetti

  • Carla Boni
  • Italian singer (1925–2009)

    d'autunno". In 1955, Boni won the Festival di Napoli with the song "'E stelle 'e Napule", which she sang with her husband, Gino Latilla. In 1956, she

    Carla Boni

    Carla Boni

    Carla_Boni

  • Al di là
  • 1961 single

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Al di là

    Al_di_là

  • Marco Mengoni
  • Italian singer (born 1988)

    During the fourth night, he also performed a cover of Luigi Tenco's "Ciao amore, ciao". On 16 February 2013, Mengoni was announced the winner of the competition

    Marco Mengoni

    Marco Mengoni

    Marco_Mengoni

  • Aleandro Baldi
  • Italian singer-songwriter and composer (born 1959)

    massophysiotherapist. 1987 - Aleandro Baldi 1989 - E sia così 1992 - Il sole 1994 - Ti chiedo onestà 1996 - Tu sei me 2002 - Il meglio e il nuovo 2007 - Liberamente tratto

    Aleandro Baldi

    Aleandro Baldi

    Aleandro_Baldi

  • Piccola Orchestra Avion Travel
  • Musical artist

    1831) 1990: Bellosguardo 1993: Opplà 1995: Finalmente fiori 1996: Hotel paura e altre storie 1996: La guerra vista dalla luna 1998: Vivo di canzoni 1999:

    Piccola Orchestra Avion Travel

    Piccola Orchestra Avion Travel

    Piccola_Orchestra_Avion_Travel

  • Un grande amore e niente più
  • 1973 single by Peppino di Capri

    "Un grande amore e niente più" (lit. 'A great love and nothing more') is a 1973 song by Peppino di Capri. It won the 23th edition of the Sanremo Music

    Un grande amore e niente più

    Un_grande_amore_e_niente_più

  • Piero Cassano
  • Italian musician and composer

    Per un'ora d'amore (1975), Cavallo bianco (1975), Solo tu (1977), ...e dirsi ciao – the winning song of the Sanremo Music Festival 1978, Raggio di luna

    Piero Cassano

    Piero Cassano

    Piero_Cassano

  • Homo Sapiens (band)
  • Italian pop rock group

    second place on the hit parade. After a further success with the song "Io e te stasera", the group disbanded in the early 1980s, then reunited in 1990

    Homo Sapiens (band)

    Homo Sapiens (band)

    Homo_Sapiens_(band)

  • Alexia (singer)
  • Italian singer (born 1967)

    Power", a duet with Bloom 06 was released as the second single, followed by "E non sai". On June 22, 2010, Alexia released the album Stars. Only one single

    Alexia (singer)

    Alexia (singer)

    Alexia_(singer)

  • Sanremo Music Festival winners discography
  • lavora non fa l'amore", Nicola Di Bari's "Il cuore è uno zingaro" and Matia Barar's "...E dirsi ciao": "Singoli - I numeri 1 (1959-2006) - parte 2 (1970-1980)"

    Sanremo Music Festival winners discography

    Sanremo_Music_Festival_winners_discography

  • Roberto Vecchioni
  • Italian singer, songwriter, and lyricist (born 1943)

    2016. "Festival Sanremo 2011, vince Roberto Vecchioni; 2° posto per Emma e i Modà e 3° Al Bano - Riviera24.it" (in Italian). Archived from the original on

    Roberto Vecchioni

    Roberto Vecchioni

    Roberto_Vecchioni

  • Bobby Solo
  • Musical artist

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Bobby Solo

    Bobby Solo

    Bobby_Solo

  • Giorgia (singer)
  • Italian singer-songwriter (born 1971)

    of the Ariston theatre for the 1994 Sanremo Music Festival when she sang "E poi" in the category Nuove Proposte (New Acts). At that festival she ended

    Giorgia (singer)

    Giorgia (singer)

    Giorgia_(singer)

  • Giorgio Consolini
  • Italian singer (1968–2012)

    Gallori (20 February 1999). "1/La storia del Festival: Gli anni Cinquanta e Sessanta". la Repubblica (in Italian). Retrieved 24 April 2015. "Giorgio Consolini"

    Giorgio Consolini

    Giorgio Consolini

    Giorgio_Consolini

  • Anna Oxa
  • Italian singer (born 1961)

    served as the lead single to her album È tutto un attimo (1986), which peaked at number-three. Following the success of È tutto un attimo, Oxa began pursuing

    Anna Oxa

    Anna Oxa

    Anna_Oxa

  • Gianni Morandi
  • Italian singer (born 1944)

    February 2023). "Amadeus e Gianni Morandi, i conduttori di Sanremo 2023". TV Sorrisi e Canzoni (in Italian). Retrieved 28 July 2024. "Chi é Laura Efrikian, madre

    Gianni Morandi

    Gianni Morandi

    Gianni_Morandi

  • Alice (singer)
  • Italian singer (born 1954)

    producers, composers and musicians as the debut, including the singles "...E respiro" and "Un'isola" which also met with moderate commercial success. In

    Alice (singer)

    Alice (singer)

    Alice_(singer)

  • Giò Di Tonno
  • Italian pop singer

    Giò "Trionfano Giò di Tonno e Lola Ponce". Corriere della Sera (in Italian). 1 March 2008. Retrieved 24 April 2015. Giò Di Tonno's record label v t e

    Giò Di Tonno

    Giò Di Tonno

    Giò_Di_Tonno

  • Claudio Villa
  • Italian singer and actor (1926–1987)

    him after Claudio Serio. Many songs made famous by Villa, like "'A tazza 'e cafè", were recorded for the Fonit Cetra label. Together with Domenico Modugno

    Claudio Villa

    Claudio Villa

    Claudio_Villa

  • Peppino di Capri
  • Italian singer (1939–2026)

    "Melancolie", "Freva", "L'ultimo romantico", "Un grande amore e niente più", "Non lo faccio più", "Nun è peccato", and "Champagne". Peppino di Capri began singing

    Peppino di Capri

    Peppino di Capri

    Peppino_di_Capri

  • Fai rumore
  • 2020 single by Diodato

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Fai rumore

    Fai_rumore

  • Non ho l'età
  • 1964 song by Gigliola Cinquetti

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Non ho l'età

    Non_ho_l'età

  • Fabrizio Moro
  • Italian singer-songwriter (born 1975)

    competed once again in the Sanremo Music Festival, performing the song "Non è una canzone". During the semi-final, he also performed the song with Spanish

    Fabrizio Moro

    Fabrizio Moro

    Fabrizio_Moro

  • Canzone per te
  • Song by Sergio Endrigo

    "Classifiche". Musica e Dischi (in Italian). Retrieved 29 May 2023. Set "Tipo" on "Singoli". Then, in the "Titolo" field, search "Canzone per te". v t e v t e

    Canzone per te

    Canzone_per_te

  • Blanco (singer)
  • Italian singer-songwriter (born 2003)

    'Desnuda' e il probabile ritorno a Sanremo". Imusicfun. 6 October 2024. Monina, Michele (10 August 2024). "Tormentoni, top e flop di questa estate a Sesso e samba"

    Blanco (singer)

    Blanco (singer)

    Blanco_(singer)

  • Roberto Carlos (singer)
  • Brazilian singer-songwriter (born 1941)

    "Não É Papo Pra Mim" were released. In 1966, Carlos presented the programs "Roberto Carlos à Noite", "Opus 7", "Jovem Guarda em Alta Tensão" e "Todos

    Roberto Carlos (singer)

    Roberto Carlos (singer)

    Roberto_Carlos_(singer)

  • Gilda (Italian singer)
  • Italian singer

    industry except for a few occasional live performances. "Sanremo 1975: Storia e storie del Festival" (in Italian). Rai. Retrieved 2015-03-25. Eddy Anselmi

    Gilda (Italian singer)

    Gilda (Italian singer)

    Gilda_(Italian_singer)

  • Tony Dallara
  • Italian singer (1936–2026)

    with "Come potrei dimenticarti", performed in a double performance with Ben E. King. His hits also include the songs "Ti dirò", "Ghiaccio bollente", "Non

    Tony Dallara

    Tony Dallara

    Tony_Dallara

  • Ci sarà
  • 1984 single by Al Bano and Romina Power

    Repubblica.it. Retrieved 2018-04-28. "Sanremo Story, 1984: Vincono Al Bano e Romina, fra i giovani trionfa Eros Ramazzotti" (in Italian). www.sorrisi.com

    Ci sarà

    Ci_sarà

  • Bella da morire
  • 1977 single by Homo Sapiens

    canzoni italiane. Elle U. p. 132. ISBN 8888169016. "Classifiche". Musica e Dischi (in Italian). Retrieved 29 May 2023. Set "Tipo" on "Singoli". Then

    Bella da morire

    Bella_da_morire

  • Senza pietà (song)
  • 1999 single by Anna Oxa

    settimanale WK 9 (dal 26.02.1999 al 04.03.1999)" (in Italian). FIMI. Retrieved 24 August 2023. Senza pietà at Discogs (list of releases) v t e v t e

    Senza pietà (song)

    Senza_pietà_(song)

  • Solo noi
  • 1980 single by Toto Cutugno

    (22 August 2023). "La storia di Toto Cutugno a Sanremo: una sola vittoria, e quella volta con Belen". Il Riformista (in Italian). Retrieved 22 August 2023

    Solo noi

    Solo_noi

  • Fausto Leali
  • Italian singer (born 1944)

    1965 "Sha La La" / "Sorriderai" 1966 "È solo un gioco" / "Per un momento ho perso te" 1966 "Mamma perdonami" / "E non-lo scorderai" 1967 "A chi" / "Se

    Fausto Leali

    Fausto Leali

    Fausto_Leali

  • Matia Bazar
  • Italian pop band

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Matia Bazar

    Matia Bazar

    Matia_Bazar

  • Massimo Ranieri
  • Musical artist

    Conservatorio", and "Io e Te". He represented Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest 1971 where he placed 5th with the song "L'amore è un attimo". In 1972,

    Massimo Ranieri

    Massimo Ranieri

    Massimo_Ranieri

  • 1978 in Italy
  • Sanremo Music Festival 1978: Matia Bazar band wins with the song "...e dirsi ciao". 31 January – Third Andreotti government falls after Italian Communist

    1978 in Italy

    1978_in_Italy

  • Queen of Chinatown
  • 1977 single by Amanda Lear

    consecutive weeks in February 1978 by Matia Bazar's singles "Solo tu" and "...e dirsi ciao". The song was recorded again in 1998 for the Back in Your Arms album

    Queen of Chinatown

    Queen_of_Chinatown

  • Corde della mia chitarra
  • 1957 song by both Nunzio Gallo and Claudio Villa

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Corde della mia chitarra

    Corde_della_mia_chitarra

  • Olly (singer)
  • Italian singer-songwriter and rapper (born 2001)

    the murder of Giulia Cecchettin, Olly changed the lyrics of his song "Mai e poi mai" during a concert held at Fabrique Milano where the words "I'll marry

    Olly (singer)

    Olly (singer)

    Olly_(singer)

  • Time Alone Will Tell
  • 1967 single by Connie Francis

    ("Non lo faccio più") Homo Sapiens ("Bella da morire") Matia Bazar ("...e dirsi ciao") Mino Vergnaghi ("Amare") 1980s Toto Cutugno ("Solo noi") Alice ("Per

    Time Alone Will Tell

    Time_Alone_Will_Tell

  • Tullio Pane
  • Italian singer (1930–2001)

    tristezza". Paolo Gallori. "1/La storia del Festival: Gli anni Cinquanta e Sessanta". La Repubblica.it (in Italian). Retrieved 2015-04-24. "16 Years

    Tullio Pane

    Tullio Pane

    Tullio_Pane

  • Marco Masini
  • Italian singer-songwriter, musician and pianist (born 1964)

    amo più" 2012 – "Colpevole" 2013 – "Io ti volevo" 2015 – "Che giorno è" 2015 – "Non è vero che l'amore cambia il mondo" 2017 – "Spostato di un secondo" 2017

    Marco Masini

    Marco Masini

    Marco_Masini

  • Patricia Carli
  • Italian-French singer

    from the original on 2002-05-07. Retrieved 2015-04-24. "Sanremo 1964: Storie e storie del Festival" (in Italian). Rai. Retrieved 2015-04-24. Eddy Anselmi

    Patricia Carli

    Patricia Carli

    Patricia_Carli

  • Valerio Scanu
  • Italian singer (born 1990)

    version American Idol, Italian version X-Factor, and the musical Giulietta e Romeo by Riccardo Cocciante. He was not selected in any of these auditions

    Valerio Scanu

    Valerio Scanu

    Valerio_Scanu

  • Angelina Mango
  • Italian singer-songwriter (born 2001)

    Mango è figlia di Mango, ma chi è sua madre?". DonnaPOP (in Italian). Archived from the original on 25 May 2023. Retrieved 30 January 2024. "Chi è Angelina

    Angelina Mango

    Angelina Mango

    Angelina_Mango

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