Tino Rossi - Catari! Catari!

Tino Rossi singing Catari! Catari! from one of his films. Recorded for Columbia in the mid '30's. A pleasant tune well suited to his voice. A film version of this has been posted on YT.

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Music

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• Rossi
• 1930's
• Victor
• Orthophonic

[arcot9]

What a discovery......Tino Rossi

sweet singer......nice una bella voce....

where have these voices gone????

[francescaemc2]

Che dolcezza meravigliosa!

[gck1953]

@Johnnystrychnine Inoltre, i siciliani sono tutti bastardi derivate da secoli di guerre, e se tu conoscessi la storia europea, non mi preoccuperei molto piccolo Corsica.

[gck1953]

@Johnnystrychnine Basta con la belligeranza La Cosa Nostra.

[Johnnystrychnine]

Funny thing is, the French allways take a big credit for the best of Italian culture, history or whatever else when its suits them, and they are not Italian. What kind of Intelligence is that? That fact is Corsica was and is Italian in culture, ethnography and history. It is only French technically not for any other reason. Go and act tough Frenchies, in Naples and Sicily, are you Italian now?

[pietjeotto]

wat mooi DE MAN MET DE FLUELE STEM zeg mijn vader altijd

[federricoilgrande]

Tino era un magnifico cantante ed interprete, ma la sua Core n'grato mi lascia perplesso :)

[CALLAWAY0011]

What a beautiful song. It's so very moving. I heard it on Classic FM whilst driving home early on Saturday evening. I'd never heard of Tino Rossi before; but I have now! What a voice and sung with so much emotion and feeling. Thank you.

[jamesdouglasbey]

Merrihew, thanks so much for uploading this video. It's one of the loveliest things I've ever heard. Tino Rossi was a great, great musician and vocalist - just beyond words!

[rosetta110]

Oh,This takes me back a long long way to my childhood. On holiday in a French village in 1939, just before the war, this song, sung by Tino Rossi, was played every morning in the open-air market. My mother bought the record and smuggled it into Northern Ireland four days before war broke out. We played it to death and it brings back pre-war France to me even tho' it is in Italian. Thank you so much.

[byline7844]

So hard for me to listen to this, makes me cry. And especially when Tino Rossi sings it so feelingly. I appreciate your posting this,