Sal Da Vinci, born Salvatore Michael Sorrentino on 7 April 1969 in New York City, is an Italian singer and actor known for blending contemporary pop with the emotional depth of the Neapolitan tradition. Raised in Naples in a musical family, he developed a strong theatrical presence from an early age, a quality that continues to define his powerful, dramatic vocal style. He gained national recognition through his participation in the Sanremo Music Festival, competing in 2009 with 'Non riesco a farti innamorare', one of the standout tracks of his career. Over the years, he has built a loyal fanbase across Italy, particularly in the south, thanks to his passionate ballads and emotionally driven performances. In recent years, 'Rossetto e caffè' became a major hit, introducing him to a new generation of listeners. His catalogue also includes popular songs such as 'Per amore' and 'Canto per amore', which highlight his signature romantic and cinematic sound. Alongside his recording career, Sal Da Vinci has remained active in Italian musical theatre, frequently starring in productions rooted in Neapolitan culture and storytelling. His music continues to resonate with audiences who appreciate expressive vocals, classic Italian melodies and heartfelt performances.