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Robertino
Roberto Bignoli, who performed as Robertino, came from Casalecchio di Reno in Italy. He had a hit in the 1960s with 'Era La Donna Mia,' a song that stuck...
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Roberto Bignoli, who performed as Robertino, came from Casalecchio di Reno in Italy. He had a hit in the 1960s with 'Era La Donna Mia,' a song that stuck around in Italian pop. People still know it.
He also recorded 'Suona, Suona Violino' and 'Un Bacio Piccolissimo.' His lyrics sometimes got him in trouble with radio bans, like what happened with 'La Voglia' in 1967. He kept performing anyway.
Robertino dealt with depression after a diagnosis in 1971. He worked through it while staying on stage. His voice had a plain, direct quality that fit the straightforward pop of that era.
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