Jula De Palma

De Palma began her career in the early 1950s as a radio singer, collaborating with pianist, composer, and showman Lelio Luttazzi.

[1] Two years later, she participated in the "Festival di Sanremo" where her passionate performance of the song "Tua" shocked the audience and the press.

In 1970, she delivered a remarkable performance at the renowned Sistina Theatre in Rome, showcasing her refined vocal abilities.

During the concert, she delighted the audience with renditions of timeless classics like "That Old Black Magic," "I Won't Dance," and "St. Louis Blues."

She also enchanted with the bossa nova tune "Desafinado" and presented captivating Italian selections, including two songs made famous by Mina: "Bugiardo e incosciente" and "Non credere."