Originally released in Italian as "" in 1975, the song was the title track of Giacobbe’s second studio album. While it was a hit in Italy, the Spanish-language adaptation, " El Jardín Prohibido ," reached even greater heights. Released in 1976, it skyrocketed to number one on the Spanish hit parade.

"El Jardín Prohibido" (The Forbidden Garden) remains one of the most enduring romantic ballads of the 1970s, cementing Italian singer-songwriter as a legendary figure in both European and Latin American music history . Origins and Rise to Fame

Sandro Giacobbe – Il Giardino Proibito | Releases - Discogs