Francesco Nuti was an Italian actor, director, and singer born on May 17 1955 in Florence. Nuti achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by pop and cabaret. He achieved professional recognition for a career that began in the late 1970s as a member of the cabaret trio Giancattivi. His recording career included the debut studio recording Un giorno come tanti altri (1979). Nuti achieved professional recognition for performing as a contestant in the Sanremo Festival in 1988 with the song “Sarà per te”. His discography included the compilation recording Starnuti (2006) and the compilation recording Le Note di Cecco (2010). Nuti achieved professional recognition for the song “Lasciamoci respirare” (1992) which was a duet with the musician Mietta. His musical career included collaborating with the musicians Arnaldo Antunes, Roberto Frejat, and Cazuza. Nuti died on June 12 2023 in Rome.
