Dario Baldan Bembo (born 15 May 1948 in Milan) is an Italian singer-songwriter, composer, and pianist who began his career as a keyboardist with Clan Celentano. He contributed to Lucio Battisti’s 1971 album Amore e non amore and later joined Equipe 84, where he composed "Ninguno" and "2000 km". His solo breakthrough came with the 1975 single "Aria" and the 1977 hit "Non mi lasciare". Collaborations with Renato Zero produced songs such as "Amico", "Più su", and "Spiagge". At San Remo 1981, he finished third with "Tu cosa fai stasera?", and the 1982 single "Amico è" became a hit linked to the TV show Superflash. He also released albums such as Amico E' (1984), Sinfonia Alpina (1993), I Successi (1999), and Dario Baldan Bembo (2012).
