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Endowed with a voice which is deep, aggressive and soft at the same time and with remarkable range, within a repertory of more than 200 songs, changes with easy manners from atmospheres of swing of 40s to the most mordant blues. In 1992 founds the Lil Darling Hot Club, jazz group composed by six elements whose genre consists in "hot" jazz interpretation of songs of the 30s and 40s making up some songs belonging to golden age of Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hart, Duke Ellington, etc. (a great majority of them became "standards" and was replayed in modern jazz) and performing them as swing/mainstream songs as they were originally. Main insipiring elements are singers such as Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald and Dinah Washington, and musicians such as Lionel Hampton, Benny Goodman, etc.
After third repeat performance at Piccolo Regio Theatre in Turin, during summer 1998 it crossed the national frontiers to reach Japan where it was performed with success in Tokio and Osaka in 15 repeat performances. Even if she dedicates herself to singing, Lil Darling doesn't leave the world of theatre. In 2004 plays the main role of Emily in theatrical piece "Piccola Cittą" written by Thorton Wilder and produced by company "Vittorio Alfieri" and in 2003 plays the role of Norma Jean Baker (Marilyn Monroe) in musical "Bye Bye Marilyn", produced by "Haydee Company". Discography Contacts and Information:
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Lil Darling, name at birth 
She studies lyric singing with Annamaria Dalla Molla and Paola
Belletti and perfects herself with Susanna Ghione. She dedicates to further
studies to perfect herself in jazz singing as student of Francesca Oliveri
(at Centro Jazz in Turin). She improves her jazz style accompanied by musicians
among the most skilled ones on Italian scene such as pianists
The 
Since 1996 Lil Darling is present
on playbill of Teatro Regio in Turin with "All That Swing", review dedicated
to the mainstays of swing and jazz such as Cole Porter, Billie Holiday,
