Michele Pecora

Campanian singer-songwriter active in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Released the single "Era Lei" (1979) and a self-titled album in 1980. Known for tracks such as "Vestita di Bianco" and "Te Ne Vai"; later wrote lyrics for other artists including work credited to Barbara Cola and Lighea (Sanremo 1995).

First self-titled album released in 1980; single "Era Lei" released 1979 and notably compared to Zucchero's "Blu" in plagiarism criticisms; "Te Ne Vai" participated in Festivalbar; later worked as a lyricist for other artists (including songs for Barbara Cola and Lighea at Sanremo 1995).

Campanian singer-songwriter Michele Pecora is remembered for late 1970s–early 1980s Italian pop. His 1979 single "Era Lei" and 1980 self-titled album are highlighted. The review praises tracks like "Vestita di Bianco" and "Te Ne Vai" and notes later lyricist work for other artists.

For:Fans of vintage Italian pop (late 70s/early 80s), collectors of Festivalbar-era songs, listeners interested in singer-songwriters from Campania.