Tino Rossi was an emblematic figure of French music, whose velvet voice and romantic ballads captivated audiences for decades. Born on April 29, 1907, in Ajaccio, Corsica, Constantino Rossi, known professionally as Tino Rossi, became a defining voice of 20th-century French chanson. After moving to mainland France, his career began to flourish in the 1930s. Rossi's melodious voice was particularly well-suited for love songs, and he became a star of both music and cinema.

Throughout his career, Tino Rossi delighted fans with his recordings and performances of operettas, traditional songs, and romantic serenades. His albums, including "Les grands classiques" and "Les opérettes," showcase the breadth of his talent and his ability to master classical material as well as popular French variety songs, as evidenced in "Les grands succès de la variété française." He also demonstrated a deep connection to his roots with pieces like "Ajaccio" (Remastered), expressing his love for his hometown. Rossi's voice was especially beloved during the Christmas season; his renditions of holiday classics are encapsulated in the album "Noël." A versatile artist, he also explored Latin rhythms with releases like "Les tangos et boléros" and playfully engaged with lighter fare in "Tchi-tchi" (Remastered). Tino Rossi's illustrious career made him a legend, and his music continues to resonate with listeners who are nostalgic for the melodious charm of a bygone era.

Genres

Vintage Chanson

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Latest Release

Le cinéma des années 50, 60, 70

Tino Rossi

Album - 19 Tracks - Released February 16, 2024