Fred Buscaglione

Italian singer and actor, La Canzone del Mare

Fred Buscaglione - Performers & Entertainers born November 23rd, 1921
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An Italian singer and actor achieved prominence in the 1950s, primarily in the musical genre known as 'bossa nova' infused with jazz elements. Rose to fame with performances in various clubs and radio shows. Gained significant popularity for songs like 'Che m'importa del mondo' and 'La Canzone del Mare.' Also starred in films such as 'Gli Amori di Pasquale' and 'Il Mondo di Notte.' His unique style and charismatic stage presence left a lasting impression on Italian pop music and cinema. Tragically passed away at a young age, yet left behind a legacy of memorable songs and performances that continue to resonate.

Performed 'Che m'importa del mondo'

Starred in 'Il Mondo di Notte'

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