Paolo Frescura

Italian singer-songwriter born in Rome to Neapolitan parents; debut 1975; known for narrative singing and the album 'Bella Dentro'; retired from the music world in 1990.

Born in Rome to Neapolitan parents; grandson of a Neapolitan comedian and son of theatre actors (as reported in the review). Recording debut in 1975 with the song/album 'Bella Dentro'. Participated in Festivalbar (1975) with 'Due Anelli'. Wrote 'Ti fa bella l'amore' (recorded by Nicola di Bari). Collaborated with artists including Nicola di Bari, Gianni Morandi and Mina (the review mentions an unreleased song 'Dopo un grande amore'). Performed songs in Neapolitan dialect. Brief participation on the TV show 'I Migliori Anni' (directed by Carlo Conti) is mentioned in the review.

Paolo Frescura is presented as an Italian singer-songwriter notable for narrative, story-like delivery and the 1975 album 'Bella Dentro'. The review highlights his melodic, melancholic songwriting, Festivalbar participation in 1975 and notable collaborations (Nicola di Bari, Gianni Morandi, Mina). The critic recommends 'Bella Dentro' as a high point of light Italian music.

For:Fans of 1970s Italian singer-songwriters, listeners of light Italian pop, and readers of archival music reviews.