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Singles - Schweizer Hitparade

Alben - Schweizer Hitparade

Al escuchar mi acordeon

Alone-moi

Amare per vivere

Amo

Amo l'amore

Äpfel und Birnen

Arlecchino

Cada instante

Cammina, cammina

Casatchok

Ciao amore, ciao [italiano]

Ciao ciao bambina [italiano]

Comme si j'étais là

Comprami un juke-box

Credo nell'amore

Dalida mon amour

Darla dirladada [deutsch]

Darla dirladada [en égyptien]

Darla dirladada [italiano]

Devo imparare

Diciotto anni

Die Straße des Lebens

Doch einer spielt Akkordeon

Dolce musica

Dolcemente t'amero

Ein Schiff wird kommen

Entrate amici miei

Estramadore

Flamenco oriental

Génération Dalida

Grau war der Ozean

Guaglione

Hab mich lieb

Harlem Spagnolo

Hay que bailar reggae

Il piccolo amore

Il venditore di felicita

It's You In The Shadow

Jusqu'au bout du rêve

La pioggia cadra

La prima cosa bella

La speranza è una stanza

La tumba

Là-bas dans le noir

Lacrime et pioggia

Lady d'Arbanville [italiano]

Laissez-moi danser(Dalida by Cerrone)

L'amore mio per te

L'aqua viva

Las palabras corrientes

Le parole di ogni giorno

Le parrain 2e Partie

Lei, lei

Let Me Dance (Remix 90)

L'ora dell'amore

Mediterraneo

Mein lieber Herr (Mi querido Señor)

Nel 2023

No dico no

Non e' casa mia

Non giocarti dell'amore

Non mi dire chi sei

Per non vivere soli

Petruschka

Pezzetini di bikini

Pizzettini di bikini

Por el telefono

Por no vivir a solas

Pozzanghere

Prigioniera

Quand s'arrêtent les violons [1998]

Quelque part au soleil

Questo amore e' per sempre

Remember

Salma ya salama [deutsch]

Sara' sara'

Scoubidou

Sei solo un uomo in più

Born To Sing
also entitled
I Was Born To Sing Forever
Written by M. Jouveaux / J.Barnel
English words penned by Norman Newell.

Released in 1986 as B-side of a Towerbell single (A-side: There’s No Place Like London). The recording has never been re-released, but Shirley Bassey has performed the song on some live concerts 1995 on her 40th anniversary world tour.

The original French title of this song was “Mourir Sur Scène”. The song was a great hit in 1983 for Dalida. She was a singer of Italian descent, who raised in Egypt, and was very successful in France and some other countries (born: Yolande Christina Gigliotti). Norman Newell translated this song for her into English, and so she recorded it in English as “Born To Sing” too. Norman Newell wrote English lyrics for a few more of Dalida’s songs, and he was responsible for many hits of Shirley Bassey. Dalida has also recorded this song in Italian and Spanish.

Shirley Bassey & Dalida

On the 1995 video An Audience With Shirley Bassey, she says before this song: “This next song was written for me by my dear friend Norman Newell, who wrote for me many of my hits. And this one is the last one, he wrote for me. Thank You Norman.” As written before, he had not written it for Shirley Bassey originally, but she was obviously referring to the fact, that he remembered this song, and offered it to Shirley Bassey. She brought it back to the audience, because Dalida had died a few years before.

Born To Sing Forever (Studio version)

Main article: Dalida discography

This is an alphabetical list of all the songs known to have been recorded in studio by Dalida between 1954 and 1987. The list contains a total of 696 songs in 9 different languages.

All songs were released during or after Dalida's lifetime, either on vinyl or CD or as a music video on TV or DVD, except 2 songs that didn't receive any public broadcast or release, but are internet leaked unofficially.

From all songs first released on vinyl, all of them have been eventually digitally remastered and released on CD, except 16 songs.

All songs are organised by language and type, with brackets containing a date of first release. The songs which were first released posthumously since 1987 have two dates; first indicating the year of creation and second the year of release.

The list also has extension with 18 songs that are not counted (as studio recordings) because they were either sang live and never recorded in studio for commercial release, or short advertisement soundtracks.

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