Non illuderti mai orietta berti biography

Despite having sold some 15 million records during her career, singer Orietta Berti remains largely overlooked by fans of 1960s Italian pop and beat.

For many, she is too closely linked to Italian versions of hits by Belgium’s singing nun, big but uninspiring ballads and, later, Schlager, folk and even children’s songs.

ORIETTA BERTI BIOGRAPHY: Orietta Berti (born Orietta Galimberti on 1 June ) is an Italian pop-folk singer, actress and television personality.

But a deeper delve into her back catalogue reveals some great tracks from this underrated star.

She was born Orietta Galimberti on 1 June 1945 in Cavriago, in the Reggio Emilia region of Italy. Her father was an opera buff and he encouraged his daughter to sing from a very early age.

She went on to study music and singing.

She was born Orietta Galimberti on 1 June in Cavriago, in the Reggio Emilia region of Italy.

She was born Orietta Galimberti on 1 June in Cavriago, in the Reggio Emilia region of Italy.

Italian TV personality and singer Orietta Berti (born ) has had a successful career in mainland Europe and in her own country - however.

"Non illuderti mai" ("Never Deceive Yourself") is a song by Italian singer Orietta Berti, released as a single in April for the summer festival Un disco.

The Tremeloes released an English version of the Italian song "Non Illuderti Mai" with the title "My Little Lady".

Orietta Galimberti (born 1 June ), known professionally as Orietta Berti, is an Italian folk-pop singer and television personality.

In 1961, she tied for first place with Iva Zanicchi in a song contest and was offered a recording contract with the Karim label. However, her first two 45s, Non ci sarò and Se non avessi più, both issued in 1962, failed to attract much attention.

The following year she switched to the Polydor label, where she would remain for the next 15 year