Thème Du Film "Le Parrain" (Parle Plus Bas = Parla Piu Pianu)

Released on the Président label in the early 1970s, this 45-rpm single features a French-language interpretation of Nino Rota's iconic theme from Francis Ford Coppola’s 1972 masterpiece, The Godfather. The recording was produced during a period when the film's haunting melody—often referred to as 'Speak Softly, Love'—had become a global phenomenon, prompting a wave of international cover versions that sought to capture the melancholic, nostalgic essence of the score.

Regina et Bruno delivered an earnest, understated rendition of the piece, choosing to emphasize the lyrical sentiment of the song, 'Parle plus bas.' The design of the record sleeve adheres to the minimalist aesthetic common for European singles of the era, focusing on the cinematic gravitas of the film's source material. While it remains a niche item for collectors of international soundtracks, it serves as a testament to the profound cultural reach of the film's music, which transcended its cinematic origins to become a standard in the European pop landscape.