Italian singer songwriter and actor Gino Paoli died in
Genoa, Italy on March 24th. He was 91. Paoli was one of the defining
voices of post-war Italian music and a leading figure of the scuola genovese.
Born in Monfalcone on September 23, 1934 but closely identified with Genoa,
Paoli became one of the most influential names in Italian musica leggera,
shaping generations of artists with a style that blended literary sensitivity
with emotional directness. He was behind some of the country's most enduring
songs, including “Il cielo in una stanza”, “Sapore di sale” and “Senza fine”.
Gino sang “Un uomo vivo” in the 1961 Euro-western “The Magnificent Three”.


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