Peppino di Capri's estate valued at up to €15 million, to be split among three children

Italian singer Peppino di Capri died at 86 after a long illness, leaving an estate built on six decades of hits, music royalties, his independent label Splash and a luxury villa on Capri. Estimates place the total value at at least €15 million, with the label accounting for €3‑5 million and Villa Castiglione valued between €5‑10 million. The catalogue of songs such as “Champagne” continues to generate income from radio play, streaming and commercial use. His three children – Igor, Edoardo and Dario – will inherit the assets, dividing both the tangible properties and the rights to his name and brand equally.

The estate includes the rights to the Peppino di Capri brand, future earnings from his repertoire and the ongoing management of Splash, the record label he founded in 1970.