Enrico Beruschi, born in Milan in 1941, is an Italian actor, cabaret artist, and singer. After an initial career as an accountant at a food company, he made his debut in show business at the Derby Club in Milan. He achieved widespread popularity in the late 1970s and 1980s thanks to successful television shows such as *Non stop*, *La sberla*, and especially *Drive In*, where he established his comedic persona based on an awkward, naive, and stuttering figure, making him one of the most beloved faces of the era. His career also extended to cinema, with roles in numerous *commedia all'italiana* films, and to music. In recognition of his fame, he participated in the 1979 Sanremo Music Festival with the song *Sarà un fiore*. In subsequent years, he also consistently dedicated himself to theater, particularly distinguishing himself in the genres of operetta and musical comedy, confirming his artistic versatility.