Domenico Modugno – Ciao Ciao Bambina
- Artist: Domenico Modugno
- Cod produs: CD 22079
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Artist: Domenico Modugno
Label: Joker (2)
Format: CD - Compilation
Country: Italy
Year: 1997
Genres: Pop, Folk, World, & Country
Styles: Vocal
Collection Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Collection Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Notes: Made in EEC
Tracklist:
1 Vecchio Frack (4:25)
2 Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (3:34)
3 Piove (Ciao Ciao Bambina) (3:01)
4 Resta Cù Mme (3:39)
5 Strada 'Nfosa (3:42)
6 Addio Addio (3:24)
7 Marinai Donne E Guai (2:50)
8 Libero (2:45)
9 Stasera Pago Io (3:21)
10 Lazzarella (3:06)
11 Tu Si 'Na Cosa Grande (3:29)
12 Lu Pisce Spada (3:07)
13 'O Ccaffè (2:33)
14 La Donna Riccia (2:20)
15 Pasqualino Marajà (3:07)
16 Io (2:36)
17 Musetto (3:27)
Artist: Domenico Modugno
Domenico Modugno (January 9, 1928 - August 6, 1994) was an Italian singer and songwriter, husband of [a=Franca Gandolfi] and father of [a=Massimo Modugno].
Best known as co-writer of "Nel blu dipinto di blu" together with [a558679]. In 1958 he participated with [a281975] in the Sanremo Music Festival, winning the contest with [r2850354]. It became a worldwide success. It received two Grammy Awards with sales far over a million copies, and represented Italy in the 1958 Eurovision Song Contest, where it came in third.
Modugno also won the Sanremo Music Festival in 1959 with "Piove" (also known as "Ciao, ciao bambina"), and came second in 1960 with "Libero". He represented Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest of 1959. In 1962, Modugno won the Sanremo Music Festival a third time with "Addio..., addio...". Four years later, he again represented Italy at Eurovision with "Dio, come ti amo".
In 1986, Modugno entered politics as member of the Italian Radical Party and was elected congressman for Turin in June 1987. Domenico Modugno died from a heart attack in Lampedusa, Italy, in August 1994.
Best known as co-writer of "Nel blu dipinto di blu" together with [a558679]. In 1958 he participated with [a281975] in the Sanremo Music Festival, winning the contest with [r2850354]. It became a worldwide success. It received two Grammy Awards with sales far over a million copies, and represented Italy in the 1958 Eurovision Song Contest, where it came in third.
Modugno also won the Sanremo Music Festival in 1959 with "Piove" (also known as "Ciao, ciao bambina"), and came second in 1960 with "Libero". He represented Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest of 1959. In 1962, Modugno won the Sanremo Music Festival a third time with "Addio..., addio...". Four years later, he again represented Italy at Eurovision with "Dio, come ti amo".
In 1986, Modugno entered politics as member of the Italian Radical Party and was elected congressman for Turin in June 1987. Domenico Modugno died from a heart attack in Lampedusa, Italy, in August 1994.