BAYLA - DALILA DI LAZZARO – UDINESE DOC CON MANUEL PIA

http://euroregionenews.eu/ It was an exceptional return, a remarkable success, perhaps even unexpected by herself. In Udine, the presentation of Dalila Di Lazzaro's album took place in the Salone del Popolo of the town hall. Born in the Friulian capital, she was joined for the occasion by two of the most Friulian figures in the world: Mayor Pietro Fontanini and Dario Zampa. Among the large audience, despite the impressive turnout for the morning preview in Piazza XX Settembre at Maico (Medical Acoustic Instrument Company), were some of her friends and acquaintances who remembered her as a child, when she raced on her bike and, already beautiful, worked as a model for some boutiques in the city center. Dalila Di Lazzaro has shared numerous anecdotes since her film debut in 1972 with the Italian-style western "Si può fare... amigo." She has acted in forty-one films, eleven television films and series, and one short film. She also recorded a 45 rpm record for Fonit Cetra in 1984 titled "Extra Love / Cry Baby Cry," which likely few remember, and sang on Scialpi's song "Je suis l'amour" in 1986. She has also dabbled in literature, writing six books, including her latest, "Life is Like This: Passions and Virtues to Overcome Crises." In 2006, she published her autobiography, "Il mio cielo," followed by "L'angelo della mia vita. Piccoli miracoli intorno a me" in 2008, dedicated to her son Christian. "Touch My Heart. Loves, Feelings, and Passions of My Life" in 2009, her second autobiographical novel; "My Hidden Treasure" (2011) and "A Woman Knows" (2014), novels that deal with the condition of women and violence. She confessed that she has always loved singing and that it had been her dream since she was a child, but beauty took over and she immersed herself in...