Nicola Di Bari, born Michele Scommegna on 29 September 1940, is an Italian singer-songwriter and actor who emerged into the limelight during the 1960s. Hailing from the Southern region of Apulia, Di Bari opened his musical journey with a rich baritone voice that quickly captured the hearts of Italian and Spanish-speaking audiences alike. His career was marked by a series of successes, notably winning the prestigious Sanremo Music Festival twice, first in 1971 with the song “Il cuore è uno zingaro” and again in 1972 with “I giorni dell'arcobaleno,” solidifying his position as an Italian music icon.
Di Bari's discography is diverse and spans several decades, showcasing his ability to adapt to changing musical styles while maintaining his distinct melodious identity. Albums like "Esenciales" and "En Español - Grabacion Original" reflect his international appeal and mastery of singing in Spanish, which endeared him to a broader audience. The compilations such as "Todos sus Exitos: Nicola di Bari" and "Corazon Gitano y Todos Sus Exitos en Español" encapsulate the breadth of his popular hits, while "La Mia Verità" and "Mi Verdad" highlight his prowess in crafting songs that resonate with a profound sense of authenticity and emotion. With a career that has woven a tapestry of rich musical influences, Nicola Di Bari remains a cherished figure in the world of European pop music.
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