Italian singer active from the 1960s through the early 1990s, recorded solo and performed as a duo with Wess in the 1970s. Best known for melodic pop recordings such as "Margherita non lo sa"; later linked publicly to singer-songwriter Fabrizio De André.

Paired with Wess in the 1970s; performed the 1983 song "Margherita non lo sa" which placed third at the Italian song festival; the review notes she retired definitively from the music world in the early 1990s and mentions vocal cord issues. Publicly known to have been married to Fabrizio De André.

Il_Paolo reviews Dori Ghezzi's 1983 single "Margherita non lo sa", noting its heavy local radio rotation and melody. The review frames the song as melodic pop with a contrast between pleasant music and sad, post‑feminist lyrics. It highlights this as one of Ghezzi's best solo performances and mentions her pairing with Wess in the 1970s. The reviewer gives the song 3/5.

For:Fans of Italian 1970s–1980s pop, nostalgia listeners, DeBaser readers

 I remember well that in the spring-summer of that year, "Margherita non lo sa" was played in heavy rotation on many local radios, becoming the soundtrack for many young girls and women of that era.

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