Bruno told The Sun: “We never had the financial resources for me to be trained; instead I learned from watching and mimicking films. Quite what that suggests about our music habits as an English audience, I won’t dwell on: it does suggest that I need to be working even harder to make Italian popular music more well-known in the UK. Strictly fans were impressed with Bruno’s voice last week when he performed a rendition of Frankie Valli’s hit Can’t Take My Eyes Off You. Please presume that any reference to a digital copy/UV copy will not be applicable, as these are used items. We know Bruno can sing given his impressive performance of Can't Take My Eyes Off You during the 2019 season of Strictly.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, Tonioli spoke about leaving Strictly and moving his focus to his judging role on US show Dancing With The Stars, which films around the same time of year in America. The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. Well I always will miss it, it's my family, I mean we'll always be friends and you never know what's going to happen.

Revealing that he trained as a singer while growing up in Italy, Bruno explained the kind of album he would like to make. The Strictly Come Dancing judge is reportedly seeking a record deal – and believes that he would not have a great deal of competition if he decided to release an album. BRUNO TONIOLI - AN ITALIAN ROMANCE TRIPLE DIGIPAK CD ALBUM IN GOOD CONDITION WITH FREE UK POSTAGE OFFERED.

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