An appealing and emotive vocalist, Aldo Dona has been part of the Italian music scene since the early '40s. When recordings were issued on 78s, that was what he made; in the '50s and '60s he began releasing 45s, including the double-sided hit of "I Balli Sudamericai" and "La Danza Dello Scoiattolo." The excitable Italian pop music market seems to be in a holding pattern concerning reissuing Dona's musical donations in the compact disc market, but this is most likely just a matter of time. After all, there apparently used to be a saying that, loosely translated, Dona was a man ...