Gianni Nazzaro
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Gianni Nazzaro (Canzonissima, 1971)
Gianni Nazzaro (born 27 October 1948) is an Italian singer and actor.
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Background
Born in Naples, Nazzaro started his career with the stage name of Buddy, recording 59 singles, mainly cover songs, between 1965 and 1968.[1][2] In 1968 Nazzaro started to perform with his real name and he took part at the music contest Un disco per l'estate with the song "Solo noi".[1] In 1970 he won the Napoli Music Festival with the song "Me chiamme ammore".[1][2] After a series of successful hits, in the eighties Nazzaro gradually slowed his musical production, focusing with some success in stage musicals.[1]
Discography
Selected singles
- 1968: "Solo noi"
- 1968: "In fondo ai sogni miei"
- 1969: "Incontri d'estate"
- 1970: "L'amore è una colomba"
- 1970: "Me chiamme ammore"
- 1971: "Bianchi cristalli sereni"
- 1971: "Far l'amore con te"
- 1972: "Non voglio innamorarmi mai"
- 1972: "Quanto è bella lei"
- 1972: "La nostra canzone"
- 1973: "Il primo sogno proibito"
- 1974: "A modo mio"
- 1974: "Questo sì che è amore"
- 1974: "Piccola mia piccola"
- 1976: "Me ne vado"
- 1977: "Mi sta scoppiando il cuore"
- 1980: "Uomo di strada"
- 1981: "Sì"
- 1983: "Mi sono innamorato di mia moglie"
- 1985: "Noi due soli"
Studio albums
- 1971: Gianni Nazzaro (CGD, FGL 5088)
- 1972: Gianni Nazzaro (Fans, GPX 7)
- 1973: C'è un momento del giorno (in cui penso a te) (CGD, 65412)
- 1974: Questo sì che è amore (CGD, 69080)
- 1975: C'era una volta il night (CGD, 69157)
- 1976: Le due facce di Gianni Nazzaro (CGD, 81990)
References
External links
- Gianni Nazzaro at AllMusic
- Gianni Nazzaro discography at Discogs
- Gianni Nazzaro at the Internet Movie Database
