Fausto Leali, born on October 29, 1944, in Nuvolento, Brescia, Italy, is a renowned Italian singer known for his powerful and soulful voice that carries the weight of emotive expression, characteristic of the Italian melodramatic tradition. He began his career in the early 1960s and achieved his first success with the song "A chi" in 1967, which won him second place at the prestigious Italian Sanremo Music Festival. The song, which later became a classic, marked his breakthrough in the Italian music scene, highlighting his unique vocal style that blends elements of soul, blues, and R&B with traditional Italian pop.

Over the decades, Leali's distinctive voice has earned him a revered place among Italian vocalists. His extensive work includes numerous albums and hit singles that have solidified his legacy in the music world. Some of his recent releases, such as "Black, white and blues," and "Angelitos negros," exemplify his ability to infuse traditional genres with his own interpretative flair. "Non Solo Leali" and "Il Meglio Di Fausto Leali: Grandi Successi" are testaments to his enduring popularity, offering a collection of his greatest hits that span a career marked by both critical acclaim and audience adoration. Albums like "Profumo & Kerosene" feature remastered versions of his earlier work, ensuring that the raw emotion and soulfulness of Leali's voice continue to resonate with new generations.

Genres

Classic Italian Pop

Italian Adult Pop

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Latest Release

Black, white and blues

Fausto Leali

Album - 9 Tracks - Released October 31, 2023