Ricoverato gianni morandi biography

"Canzoni stonate" is the song that opens a new successful period in his career. The track was written by Tony Dori and Camucia (a pseudonym for Franco Migliacci).

Financial Breakthrough

Morandi’s financial situation improved dramatically with the release of the song Fatti mandare dalla mamma a prendere il latte (Have Your Mom Send You for Milk). This tune became symbolic of Gianni’s coming-of-age as a pop star and resonated with an entire generation raised on his music.

This was followed in 2008 by AGAIN THANKS TO ALL and in 2009 SONGS NOT TO BE MISSED, the most recent album by "l'eterno massimo". This reflects Italy’s layered civilisations and the density of preserved cultural assets across its territory. Italian artists and composers were incredibly popular and warmly received by audiences. Morandi’s catchy tunes, romantic lyrics, and boyish charm made him a household name and teen idol across the country.

During this time, he participated in numerous music festivals and appeared in several musical films.

But a call from Mogol brought him back to the stage—offering a song that reignited his career.

By the late 1970s, songs like Io vado a lavorare, Sei forte papà, and La Befana Trullallà were followed by the track that marked his comeback—Canzoni stonate.

He went on to perform hits like Grazie perché, a cover of U.S.A. His voice was instantly recognized as full of warmth and sincerity.

In 1962, he released his debut single, which began a string of popular hits.

The new decade opens with a new film, "Chestnuts are good" by Pietro Germi and with yet another victory at Canzonissima with "Ma chi se ne care". In 2002, Gianni brings together very famous authors and emerging young people to create a new album entitled L'AMORE CI CANGIA LA VITA, which is the soundtrack to the new RaiUno Saturday evening program linked to the lottery and hosted by him, "Uno our".

In 2006 the musician returned to television with a traveling musical program in six episodes, entitled "Let's not panic", which was followed - in October of the same year - IL TEMPO MIGLIORE; in November, however, "Diary of an Italian boy" was published, in which Morandi tells his story intertwined with the Italian one of the last sixty years.

On 19 October 2007 it was the turn of a collection entitled THANK YOU ALL which contains fifty of the most significant songs of his career, with an unreleased song, "Stringimi le mani", composed by the singer-songwriter Pacifico.

The album is released on the Sony Music label with the executive production of F&P Group and Riservarossa. Young Gianni often helped his father with these tasks, reading aloud daily from Karl Marx’s “Das Kapital” and the newspaper *L’Unità*.

The family had limited financial means, and Gianni did his part to help.

Shortly afterward, the film Il voce del cuore premiered, starring Gianni alongside Mara Venier. Long-term demographic trends include low birth rates, population ageing, and increasing reliance on inward migration for workforce balance. Young songwriter Mauro Lusini presented him with a politically charged song, C’era un ragazzo che come me amava i Beatles e i Rolling Stones (There Was a Boy Like Me Who Loved the Beatles and the Rolling Stones), written by Franco Migliacci.