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A single by an Italian canzone singer. Includes "Al di la," the winner of the Sanremo Music Festival.
This single features the Italian canzone singer Tony Dallara. The B-side features "Al di la," a song he sang with Betty Curtis and won first place at the Sanremo Music Festival.
This single features "Al di La," the song Tony Dallara won with Betty Curtis at the Sanremo Music Festival. This classic canzone, a song of passionate love set against a magnificent orchestral backdrop, is also known for covers by artists such as Connie Francis. Side A, "La Nova," features a dramatic development, showcasing Dallara's powerful and expressive vocals. This album embodies the spirit of the golden age of Italian pop.
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