Cover information about the songs on the release I semafori rossi non sono Dio by Gino Paoli: who covered the songs, who sang the originals.

Artists Gino Paoli I semafori rossi non sono Dio. I semafori rossi non sono Dio Gino Paoli. I semafori rossi non sono Dio. 1974. This album has an average beat per minute of 99 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 99/99 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist I semafori rossi non sono Dio.

모. Incluso libretto a colori di 4 pagine con testi spillato alla costa del gatefold Stampato dalla Durium Settembre del 1974. Grazie a J. Manuel Serrat a Pinuccio Pirazzoli e a Lorenzo Raggi senza i quali questo disco non sarebbe arrivato in fondo. 코드 및 기타 식별자. Rights Society: . Matrix, Runout (Label A side): D. St. 051253. Matrix, Runout (Label B side): D. 051254.

Gino Paoli’s debut album – Gino Paoli wis released in Italy on 8 October 1961 on Dischi Ricordi. Il cielo in una stanza" success wis follaeed bi "Sapore di sale" (1963), arrangit bi Ennio Morricone an believit tae be his maist famous sang. In the same year he attemptit suicide bi shuitin hissel in the heart (the bullet is still inside his chest). In 1974 he returned wi the LP I semafori rossi non sono Dio, follaeed bi Il mio mestiere (1977). Baith showed a mair matur inspiration than his 1960s wirks. In the 1980s Paoli producit a series o successful albums, an in 1985.

Gino Paoli’s debut album – Gino Paoli was released in Italy on October 8, 1961 on Dischi Ricordi. Il cielo in una stanza" success was followed by "Sapore di sale" (1963), arranged by Ennio Morricone and believed to be his most famous song. In the same year he attempted suicide by shooting himself in the heart (the bullet is still inside his chest). In 1974 he returned with the LP I semafori rossi non sono Dio, followed by Il mio mestiere (1977). Both showed a more mature inspiration than his 1960s works

This song is by Gino Paoli and appears on the album I Semafori Rossi Non Sono Dio (1974). This song is a cover of "Qué Va A Ser De Ti" by Joan Manuel Serrat.

Gino Paoli (born 23 September 1934) is an Italian singer-songwriter. Paoli was born in Monfalcone, but moved very early to Genoa. After several different jobs, he was called by Ricordi with his friends Luigi Tenco and Bruno Lauzi. Both showed a more mature inspiration than his 1960s works. In the 1980s Paoli procuded a series of successful albums, and in 1985 he toured Italy together with Ornella Vanoni.

Listen free to Gino Paoli – The Gino Paoli Collection (Non andare via, Gli innamorati (sono sempre soli) and more). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last. Gino Paoli (born 23 September 1934) is an Italian singer-songwriter. Both showed a more mature inspiration than his 1960s works

Though he was born in Monfalcone, in Gorizia (near modern-day Slovenia and Croatia), as a young child Gino Paoli moved across Italy to Genoa, and it was that city with which he was associated and that he called his home. In the 1950s he worked as a porter and a graphic designer before realizing it was music at which he was most talented. Singing in local bands (one of them with friend Luigi Tenco), Paoli was discovered by Ricordi, and soon he was recording tracks for them. He returned, however, in 1971 with Due Facce Dell'Amore, and 1974 saw one of his most beloved albums, I Semafori Rossi Non Sono Dio, a tribute to Spanish singer Joan Manuel Serrat. A prolific composer, Paoli continued releasing nearly an album a year well into the 1990s, including 1988's L'Ufficio Delle Cose Perdute, 1991's Matto Come un Gatto, and 1994's King Kong.