"Poppa Piccolino" was a song recorded by Diana Decker which reached number 2 on the UK singles chart in December 1953. It was the only UK hit single for this British-based American-born singer and actress. It was later also recorded by Petula Clark and Mantovani.
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| - Papaveri e papere (italienisch für „Mohnblumen und Enten“) ist ein italienisches Lied des Autorentrios , und , das erstmals von der Sängerin Nilla Pizzi beim Sanremo-Festival 1952 der Öffentlichkeit präsentiert wurde. In einer deutschen Coverversion, geschrieben von Kurt Feltz und interpretiert von Peter Alexander, wurde das Lied unter dem Titel Die süßesten Früchte fressen nur die großen Tiere im deutschsprachigen Raum bekannt. Danach erschienen weitere Coverversionen auf Englisch, Dänisch, Schwedisch, Finnisch und Niederländisch. (de)
- Vola colomba/Papaveri e papere è un singolo di Nilla Pizzi. (it)
- "Poppa Piccolino" was a song recorded by Diana Decker which reached number 2 on the UK singles chart in December 1953. It was the only UK hit single for this British-based American-born singer and actress. It was later also recorded by Petula Clark and Mantovani. (en)
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| - Papaveri e papere (italienisch für „Mohnblumen und Enten“) ist ein italienisches Lied des Autorentrios , und , das erstmals von der Sängerin Nilla Pizzi beim Sanremo-Festival 1952 der Öffentlichkeit präsentiert wurde. In einer deutschen Coverversion, geschrieben von Kurt Feltz und interpretiert von Peter Alexander, wurde das Lied unter dem Titel Die süßesten Früchte fressen nur die großen Tiere im deutschsprachigen Raum bekannt. Danach erschienen weitere Coverversionen auf Englisch, Dänisch, Schwedisch, Finnisch und Niederländisch. (de)
- "Poppa Piccolino" was a song recorded by Diana Decker which reached number 2 on the UK singles chart in December 1953. It was the only UK hit single for this British-based American-born singer and actress. It was later also recorded by Petula Clark and Mantovani. The original 1952 Italian lyrics had the title "Papaveri e papere" (translating to "Poppies and Ducks") and were written by Mario Panzeri and Giuseppe Rastelli with music by Vittorio Mascheroni. The song was an Italian hit for singer Nilla Pizzi. The cheerful lyrics hide a political satire about inequalities between rich and poor. It came in second place at the Sanremo Music Festival in 1952. It went on to be a worldwide hit, has been translated into forty languages, and inspired the title of a movie with Walter Chiari. English lyrics were by Bob Musel and the song was published by Chappell's of London. The lyrics lose the original meaning, changing the piece into a song about a wandering musician. They tell the story of a much loved Italian concertina-playing vagabond who wanders from town to town with a monkey who collects money from the audience. One day he loses his concertina and becomes very sad. His little monkey finds it and joy is restored to all. (en)
- Vola colomba/Papaveri e papere è un singolo di Nilla Pizzi. (it)
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