Duo Fasano

[1][2] Born in Turin, the daughters of a fabrics salesman and a bookstore owner, the two sisters attended the Teaching Institute.

[3] After having won an audition by EIAR, they started performing in the early 1940s in the orchestra conducted by Carlo Prato [it].

[1][2] After the war, they consolidated their success adopting the repertoire of Trio Lescano and entering the prestigious orchestra directed by Cinico Angelini.

[1][2] In 1951, the duo were among the only three artists, together with Nilla Pizzi and with Achille Togliani, to compete at the first edition of the Sanremo Music Festival.

[1][2] In the 1960s, the sisters opened a laboratory of wigs in their hometown, limiting their musical activities to several international tours and shows.

Claudio Villa and Duo Fasano (1954)