Maria Paris, stage name of Maria Rosaria Pariso (Naples, August 6, 1932 - Naples, May 3, 2018), was an Italian singer.
She began singing at a very young age, making her debut in 1945 with the musical company "Biancaneve" and, in the same year, like Maria Paris, she took part in the Armando Gill revue directed by E. A. Mario.
In addition to the Neapolitan Song Festival (which he won in 1955 with 'E stelle' e Napule and in 1963 with Jammo jà), he participated in the Italian Song Festival in Paris, in the Salernitano Song Festival (1st prize with the song Nanninella allessaiola by Alberto Sciotti), at the Festival della Canzone Città di Roma (3rd prize with the Teatrino di provincia motif), at the Due Voci e una Canzone di Montecatini festival (3rd prize with the Tricche trì tricche trà motif), at the Neapolitan Festival in New York, at Canzonissima (with the songs Comes comes ammore and 'A frangesa), many television programs and competitions of Piedigrotta.
