During the course of 1959, Dalida scored five Top 10 hits in French charts, most notably "" and ""; both of which earned gold discs. In Italy, RAI awarded her with and Golden Wolf awards as the best-selling musical artist of the year in the country. These were her first two foreign awards and furthered her international recognition. Dalida also performed in successful sold-out concerts in Berlin, Athens and Cairo, delivering a sentimental performance in front of a crowd in the Rivoli cinema that she frequented as a child. On 23 September 1959, Dalida sang in a successful three-week run at Parisian , where a jukebox was installed in recognition of her being dubbed "Mademoiselle Jukebox", the most listened-to artist on jukeboxes in France. By the end of the year, she had released her fifth and sixth albums, and Love in Portofino (titled after her hit song "Love in Portofino"), and had already sold three and a half million records, the highest sales of all European artists.
During the course of 1959, Dalida scored five Top 10 hits in French charts, most notably "" and ""; both of which earned gold discs In Italy, RAI awarded her with and Golden Wolf awards as the best-selling musical artist of the year in the country. These were her first two foreign awards and furthered her international recognition. Dalida also performed in successful sold-out concerts in Berlin, Athens and Cairo, delivering a sentimental performance in front of a crowd in the Rivoli cinema that she frequented as a child On 23 September 1959, Dalida sang in a successful three-week run at Parisian , where a jukebox was installed in recognition of her being dubbed "Mademoiselle Jukebox", the most listened-to artist on jukeboxes in France. By the end of the year, she had released her fifth and sixth albums, and Love in Portofino (titled after her hit song "Love in Portofino"), and had already sold three and a half million records, the highest sales of all European artists.