Do you know Fiorella Mannoia’s long-time ex-boyfriend? Before Carlo Di Francesco there was him: unfortunately he passed away a few years ago.
His deathwhich took place in 2016, left an immense void not only in all the people who were lucky enough to know him, but also and above all in the entire world of music since, as we know, he was not only a great producer and musician , but also the companion for quite some time of Fiorella Mannoia.
Their love, in fact, also resulted in an album which, listening to it again today, is still current and above all really well played, but there is perhaps one thing that very few people know: “Mannoia Foresi & co.” was the first studio album by songwriter Roman. Who knows what would have happened if he hadn’t been there if, today, we would have been lucky enough to listen to his extraordinary voice which over the years has managed to always change but always remain the same.
Here’s who we’re talking about: Mannoia, who she’s happily married to today Carlo Di Francescobefore he had a great love story with him.
Memmo Foresi ex boyfriend Fiorella Mannoia who was he? Age, cause of death, producer, songs
He was Memmo Foresi, a truly extraordinary producer and musician who created the music, produced and played on Fiorella Mannoia’s first album in 1972, released on RCA. The man, who in addition to her had the opportunity to collaborate with Mia Martini by writing the music for some truly extraordinary songs by the singer such as “Che cos’è”, “In Paradiso”, “Una come lei”, “Noi due” and many other songs, he had a love story that ended after many years.
Fiorella Mannoia has always said that for her Memmo it had been his first great lasting love. After the end of this relationship, however, in a totally unexpected way, the man left the world of music and entertainment entirely.
We remember him, however, not only as very great producer, who had the opportunity to follow her for over 10 years, effectively starting a career that would later be extraordinary, but also and above all as a true genius of that era, bringing a bit of “America”, from the point of view of sound and musical approach, in Italy. A move that, for that era, was truly brilliant.
