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Tradimento is a 1982 musical comedy film by Alfonso Brescia featuring Mario Merola, Antonio Allocca, and Nino D'Angelo set in Naples.[1] The soundtrack contains several Neapolitan songs.

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Tradimento
Directed by	Alfonso Brescia
Release date	1982 (1982)
Country	Italy
Language	Italian

Soundtrack

• Acquarello napoletano (Benedetto - Bonagura) sung by Mario Merola
• Ndringhete ndrà (Cinquegrana - De Gregorio) sung by Mario Merola
• Tradimento (music Eduardo Alfieri - lyrics Salvatore Palomba) sung by Mario Merola
• Ballammo (V. Annona - De Paolis - D'Angelo) sung by Nino D'Angelo
• Che si pè me (R. Fiore - De Paolis - D'Angelo) sung by Nino D'Angelo

References

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