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Italiano: Festival di Sanremo 1962 - Claudio Villa canta Addio...addio. In basso a destra: il direttore d'orchestra Cinico Angelini. In alto al centro: Pino Rucher alla chitarra e Pierino Munari alla batteria.
English: The 1962 San Remo Music Festival. Claudio Villa is singing Addio...addio. In the lower right corner: orchestra conductor Cinico Angelini. At the top centre: Pino Rucher at the guitar and Pierino Munari at the drums.
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current20:23, 20 February 2015Thumbnail for version as of 20:23, 20 February 2015678 × 537 (132 KB)Emilurex (talk | contribs)The 1962 San Remo Music Festival - Claudio Villa is singing Addio...addio. In the lower right corner: orchestra conductor Cinico Angelini. At the top centre: Pino Rucher at the guitar and Pierino Munari at the drums.
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