Gianni Ferrio (1924–2013) was an acclaimed Italian composer, arranger, and conductor whose work spanned film, television, and popular music. Renowned for his sophisticated orchestral arrangements and memorable melodies, he scored numerous Italian films, including westerns and comedies, and collaborated with celebrated artists such as Mina, crafting some of her most beloved songs. Ferrio’s music blended jazz, pop, and classical influences with cinematic flair, securing his reputation as a master of evocative, genre-crossing sound. His legacy continues to inspire generations of musicians and composers.