Johnny Dorelli

The son of light opera singer, Nino d’Aurelio, Johnny Dorelli has generated himself as you of Italy’s greatest entertainers. The champion from the 1958 Celebration of San Remo, along with his rendition of Domenico Modugno’s “Nel Blu Dipunto Di Blu”, he became a perennial crowd-pleaser on the annual event through the 1960s. Although he last competed on the celebration in 1969, when he performed with Caterina Caselli, Dorelli came back like a headliner in 1990. Dorelli continues to be equally effective as an acting professional and theatrical movie director. The protagonist from the Italian perform, Agguingi El Posto A Tavola/You PUT IN A SPOT TO The Table, as well as the Italian creation of Neil Simon’s Guarantees, he made several guest looks on Italian tv series and dramas through the 1990s. A indigenous of Milan, Dorelli relocated along with his parents to america at age nine. Students at New York’s SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL of Music and Artwork, where he analyzed piano and vocal technique, he was “found out” by Canadian-American music group leader, Percy Trust (1908-1976), who presented him along with his lush-pop orchestra. Time for Italy in 1956, Dorelli released his self-titled debut recording four years later on.