When it comes to Italy, people can't help but be fascinated. In this wonderful country, there are not only beautiful scenery and food, but also fascinating operas and folk songs. In a sense, almost all familiar Italian folk songs come from Napoli. The beautiful harbor of Santa Lucia, at the end of the harbor is the famous Sorrento – they are the birthplace of Italian folk songs.
"Please Don't Forget Me" is also an excellent representative of the Italian Napoli folk song family. Napoli folk songs are traditionally created in the local dialect, and their melodies are beautiful and vivid, passionate, and extremely singing, and they are unique in many genres of musical works, with a high degree of artistry.
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The song "Non ti scordar di me", with beautiful music and ups and downs, embodies the sincere feelings of gentleness, thoughtfulness and care between lovers, is full of heartfelt blessings and love for their sweethearts, and interprets the understanding of love and the courage of the people of Naples to sing for love.
"Please Don't Forget Me" is also a representative of the Italian Napoli folk song family. Napoli folk songs are written in the local dialect and are extremely singing, and they stand out in many genres of music.
Composer Ernesto di Curtis, born on April 10, 1875 in Naples, Italy, wrote hundreds of songs between 1900 and 1930, including "Torna a Surriento Returns to Sorrento", "Voce 'e notte Midnight Song", "Tu ca nun chiagne you don't cry", "Ti vogliotantobene I love you so much". He died on December 31, 1937.
This folk song has been performed by many singers. The most classic is the tenor Luciano Pavarotti, who sang at the Munich Olympic Stadium in 1986, and the enthusiasm was vivid in just a few minutes.
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