 the homonymous British writer; the name was chosen mostly because it was easy to remember for both English speakers and non-speakers and because the two words are pronounced the same as they are written.  In Italy, they became best-known for writing and performing the theme song for Sergio Sollima's 1976 TV series Sandokan, based on novels by Emilio Salgari, which they also wrote the music score for; the song, heard under the opening credits, became a no.1 hit in the Italian pop charts in the same year. Their soundtrack for the 1981 cartoon series Viva i Re Magi (previously released in 1979, in Spanish language, in Mexico and Argentina as Vivan los Reyes Magos), for which they wrote the story and the screenplay as well as the full score and all the songs (which they sang themselves) was also a local hit.

Their recording "Santa Maria" was German number one single for six weeks in 1980 in its original Italian recording It was followed by a German language version by Roland Kaiser, which was number one for another five weeks, see List of number-one hits of 1980 (Germany). The Roland Kaiser version was also number one in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Film scores

Although they released many standalone albums, it is for their soundtrack work for which the De Angelis brothers are best known. Out of their many scores, which include the main theme for the 1983 Italian cult movie Yor, the Hunter from the Future, undoubtedly the most famous and popular are those composed for the Bud Spencer & Terence Hill action/adventure/comedy films, starting with Hill's "Trinity" Spaghetti Western trilogy. Most of their theme songs for the comedy duo's films were hits in every country where the films were released, became equally popular as the films themselves and almost synonymous with them. Their song "Dune Buggy", for the 1974 film Watch Out, We're Mad, topped the European charts.

Their scores included many cult Italian films such as Trinity Is Still My Name, Torso, High Crime, The Violent Professionals, Chino, Street Law, Violent Rome, The Big Racket, Mannaja, The Mountain of the Cannibal God, Killer Fish, and A Blade in the Dark. In 1978, they did an alternate version of the title song for The Return of the Saint TV show starring Ian Ogilvy. Their song "Taking It Easy" was used
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 Their recording " Santa Maria " was German number one single for six weeks in 1980 in its original Italian recording It was followed by a German language interpretation by Roland Kaiser, which was number one for another five weeks, see List of number - one hits of 1980 (Germany). The Roland Kaiser version was also number one in the Netherlands and Belgium. 

 Film scores 

 Although they release many standalone albums, it is for their soundtrack work for which the De Angelis buddy are well known. Out of their many scores, which admit the main root for the 1983 Italian cult movie Yor, the Hunter from the Future, undoubtedly the most celebrated and popular are those composed for the Bud Spencer & Terence Hill action / adventure / comedy films, starting with Hill's " Trinity " Spaghetti Western trilogy. Most of their theme songs for the comedy duo's films were hit in every country where the film were released, became equally popular as the films themselves and about synonymous with them. Their song " Dune Buggy ", for the 1974 film Watch Out, We're Mad, topped the European charts. 

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 the homonymous British wr iter; thenamewas  ch os en m ostl y because it w a s ea sy to remember for bot h Eng li s h sp e ak ers a nd non- s pe a k ers  a nd  be ca u se  thetwo  wordsare pronou nce dthe same ast he y are writ ten .  In Italy,  th ey bec am e b e st-kn own  forwritin g  and p erforming  t h e them e  song f o r  S ergi o Sollima's 1976T Vs eries Sandokan , base do nn o vel s b y Emilio S al gari, which t h ey a l sow rote the musi c score for ;  th e song ,hea r d unde r the  o p eni ng credits,  bec ame a no. 1 hiti n the I t alian p op cha rts  in  the sa me  ye ar .  Th e ir  so u ndt rack for  t he  1981  car t o o n  ser ies  Viv a i R e Magi (previ ous ly r e lea sed i n 197 9, i nSpani sh lan guage ,in Mexico and A rgen tina as V iva nlos  R eyesM agos),  fo r w hich th ey wrot e  th es t o ry  and the screenpla ya s  w ell as t he ful l  s co r e and al lthe  son g s  (whi ch t h ey  sang th emselv e s)  w as also  a  local  h it. 

T heirr ecor ding " Santa Ma ria"w as German numb e r one singlef or s ix week s i n 1980 in i ts o r igin al I t al ian recor dingIt wa s  followed by a Germ an  langu age v ersion by Rol and Kaiser , w hich was  num b er one for anothe r fiv e weeks, s e e List o f num ber-onehits of 1 9 8 0 (Germa ny) . T heRol a n dKaiser versio n wasal so numb erone inthe  Ne the rla nd s and Bel gium.

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Alth o ugh they  r ele as edmanys tandal one a lbum s,  i t  is  for th e ir s ound tr ac k wo rkfo r whi ch t h e D e Angel is brothe rsa re b es tknown.Out of theirma ny scores,  w hic h incl u d e the ma in theme for the 1983 I t alian c ult  movi e Yo r, the Hu nte r from  th e  Futur e, und oubte dl y t h e  most f am ous  a nd popular a rethose  c ompo sed for  the Bud Spencer & Ter ence Hill act ion /adv e n tu re/ c om e dyfi l ms, s tarting with Hi ll's "Trin it y "SpaghettiW est er n trilo gy. Mos t oft heir th eme songs  for theco medy d uo' s films we re hitsin everyc ountr y  w herethe  films  w ere  rele ased,b eca me eq uallypo pularas th efilms th emselves and almost syn onymou s wit h t hem. Thei r s o ng"Dune Bug gy",  for the 1 974  fi lm Wa tch Out,We'r e  M ad, toppe d th e  European ch art s . 
Their score s i ncl udedman y  cultItal ian films such as Trinity Is Sti ll M y Nam e,T orso ,High Crime, Th e V io l e nt Profe ss ionals, Chi no, Stre et Law,Violen t Rome , The B i g  R a cket,Mann aja , The Mou nta in of theCa nn i bal Go d, K il ler Fi sh, an d  A B l a de in the Dark.In 19 7 8 , the y  di d anal ternate vers ion of the  title song  for T he R eturn  of the  S aint T V s ho w starring Ian Ogilv y. Th eir son g"Tak ing  It Ea sy"w a s use d
 the_homonymous British_writer; the name was_chosen mostly_because_it was_easy_to remember for_both English speakers_and non-speakers and because_the two words_are_pronounced the same as they are written.  In Italy, they became best-known for_writing_and performing_the_theme_song for Sergio Sollima's 1976_TV series Sandokan, based on_novels by_Emilio Salgari, which they also wrote the music_score_for; the song,_heard under the opening credits, became a no.1 hit_in the Italian pop charts in_the same year._Their_soundtrack_for the 1981 cartoon_series Viva i Re Magi (previously_released in 1979, in Spanish language,_in Mexico and Argentina as Vivan los_Reyes Magos), for which they wrote_the story and the screenplay_as well_as the full score and_all the songs_(which they_sang themselves) was_also a local hit.

Their recording "Santa_Maria" was German_number one single for six weeks_in_1980 in its_original_Italian_recording It_was followed by_a_German language_version_by Roland Kaiser, which was number_one_for another five weeks, see List of_number-one hits of 1980_(Germany)._The Roland Kaiser version_was also number one in_the Netherlands and Belgium.

Film scores

Although they_released many_standalone albums,_it is for their soundtrack work for which the De Angelis_brothers are best known. Out of_their many scores, which_include the_main_theme for the_1983_Italian cult_movie Yor, the Hunter from the Future,_undoubtedly the_most famous and popular are those_composed for the Bud_Spencer_& Terence Hill action/adventure/comedy films, starting_with Hill's "Trinity" Spaghetti Western trilogy._Most of their theme songs_for_the_comedy duo's films were hits_in every country where the films_were released, became_equally popular as the films themselves and_almost_synonymous with them. Their song "Dune_Buggy",_for the 1974 film Watch Out,_We're_Mad,_topped the European charts.

Their scores_included many cult Italian films such_as Trinity Is Still My Name, Torso, High Crime,_The Violent Professionals,_Chino, Street Law, Violent Rome,_The_Big_Racket, Mannaja, The Mountain of the Cannibal God, Killer Fish,_and A_Blade in the_Dark. In 1978, they did an alternate version of the_title song for The Return of the_Saint TV show starring Ian Ogilvy. Their song "Taking It Easy"_was used