Edoardo Vianello

The Profile

Edoardo Vianello (born 24 June 1938, Rome) is an Italian singer and songwriter whose 1960s hits such as Abbronzatissima, I Watussi, Guarda come dondolo and Pinne, fucile ed occhiali became enduring summer anthems. In the 1970s he formed the duo Vianella with Wilma Goich. Some early arrangements of his songs were by Ennio Morricone. Active for decades, he remains a staple of Italian pop culture.

Italian pop singer-songwriter; breakout in early 1960s; classic summer hits including Abbronzatissima, I Watussi, Guarda come dondolo, Pinne, fucile ed occhiali; formed the duo Vianella with Wilma Goich; early arrangements by Ennio Morricone; active 1956–present; born in Rome in 1938.

Three DeBaser reviews celebrate Edoardo Vianello’s sun-soaked hits, dance-floor charm and enduring live energy. From 60s jukebox glory to later compilations and a 2006 recital, the focus is on twist, surf and relentless good vibes. Arrangements by Ennio Morricone are noted. Expect nostalgia, catchy rhymes and a lot of beach-ready fun.