Twelve years after his death, it has been discovered what the Bolognese singer-songwriter’s greatest love was.
A true musical genius, an artist with very few comparisons not only in Italy but throughout the world. The of him was a histrionic talent and thanks to his unmistakable voice, capable of moving anyone, Lucio Dalla is undoubtedly counted among the greatest Italian singer-songwriters. Just think that in his life he collaborated with the greatest, from Mina to Francesco de Gregori, from Sting to Luciano Pavarotti.
Lucio Dalla, born in March 1943 a Bologna and soon became an undisputed symbol of the Emilian capital, it suddenly disappeared due to a heart attack on March 1, 2012. He was not even 69 years old and had participated in the Sanremo Festivalafter starting a new tour around Europe, where he was (and still is) much loved.
What is certain is that Lucio Dalla still lives among us. His artistic legacy is felt by all Italian and international artists, even the youngest, and the public continues to listen to his magnificent songs, which have become classics. From The evening of miracles to Carusofrom the coming year until Song, How deep is the sea And Big Square, a tribute to his splendid city.
This is who Lucio Dalla’s greatest love was
Over the course of her life, gossip magazines speculated about her several times alleged homosexuality of the Bolognese singer-songwriter, but never confirmed by him. In 2023, however, a woman from the Marche declared in an interview that she had been lover of Lucio Dalla for nine years.
But beyond love and music, the singer-songwriter has never hidden the fact that he has an unbridled passion for the world of four wheels. In particular, Lucio Dalla could boast the presence of one in his garage magnificent Porsche Cayenne personalized. In fact, his model it allowed the seats behind to transform into a bedand the singer-songwriter used this car to rest during his tours throughout Italy and the world.
Lucio Dalla’s love for engines
Lucio Dalla’s passion for cars is truly particular and is also reflected in his songs. The singer-songwriter has stated more than once that he is particularly interested in “social component” of the car, and therefore above all the memories they bring with them.
Throughout his life, Dalla had a Citroen DS 19a black Fiat 1100, a Dyane capable of arriving up to 150 kilometers per hour (but it was a glitch, not a trick). A special passion was for Porsche: he owned a 912 and a Carrera 4. A curiosity: in his life he participated in the Mille Miglia three times.
