Gino Latilla, whose full name is Luigi Latilla, was an Italian singer who rose to prominence in the 1950s, a period often considered the golden era of Italian music. Born on November 7, 1924, in Bari, Latilla's velvety voice and romantic ballads made him a household name in post-war Italy. His career took off after he won second place at the famous Sanremo Music Festival in 1954 with the song "Tutte le mamme."

Throughout his career, Gino Latilla captivated audiences with his emotive performances and was renowned for his duets with fellow singer Carla Boni, with whom he recorded several hits. He had a talent for interpreting the essence of Italian song and was able to connect with his listeners through the deep passion of his music. Some of his notable releases include "Gli Anni Più Belli 1953-1955," which immortalizes his most successful years, the nostalgic "Sotto Le Stelle," and "Per Sempre (Remastered)," a testament to the enduring quality of his recordings. "Le mie canzoni tra i decenni: Il pericolo N.1 - EP" features a selection of his throughout the decades, and "Voce Senza Tramonto" pays homage to the timeless nature of his voice. Latilla's "Tutte Le Mamme E I Suoi Grandi Successi" cemented his position as one of the cherished custodians of Italian song, resonating with generations of music lovers. Though he passed away on September 11, 2011, Gino Latilla's music continues to be celebrated by those who appreciate classic Italian melodies and the sublime artistry he embodied.

Genres

Canzone Napoletana

Vintage Italian Pop

Latest Release

Gli Anni Più Belli 1953-1955

Gino Latilla

Album - 11 Tracks - Released August 6, 2021