About the song
“That’s Amore” by Dean Martin is a timeless ode to the magic of love and the enchantment of Italian romance. Released in 1953 as part of Martin’s album “Dean Martin Sings,” this song has become an enduring classic, beloved by generations for its catchy melody and heartwarming lyrics.
Written by Harry Warren and Jack Brooks, “That’s Amore” captures the essence of amore, or love, in its most joyful and whimsical form. Dean Martin’s smooth vocals, accompanied by lush orchestration, transport listeners to the streets of Naples, where passion fills the air and every moment is filled with possibility.
The song’s infectious chorus, “When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that’s amore,” has become iconic, synonymous with the euphoria of falling head over heels for someone special. It’s no wonder that “That’s Amore” quickly climbed the charts, reaching the #2 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1953.
Dean Martin’s charismatic delivery and effortless charm made him the perfect interpreter for this romantic ballad, endearing him to audiences around the world. His rendition of “That’s Amore” remains a staple at weddings, parties, and romantic dinners, where it never fails to ignite feelings of love and joy.
As you listen to “That’s Amore,” let yourself be swept away by its irresistible melody and heartfelt lyrics. Allow it to remind you of the power of love to transcend language and culture, uniting us all in its warmth and beauty.