Franca di Rienzo

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Franca Di Rienzo (born December 11, 1938) is a French singer of Italian origin.

Eurovision Song Contest 1961[]

In 1961, Di Rienzo represented Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1961 with the song "Nous aurons demain" (We'll have tomorrow). Di Rienzo finished in third place receiving 16 points.

After Eurovision[]

In 1963, Di Rienzo participated in the International Song Contest in Sopot, Poland, among others with a song by Christian Chevallier. Di Rienzo then became the lead singer of French folk band .

External links[]

• Franca di Rienzo at IMDb

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