Ronnie James Dio, born as Рональд Джеймс Падавона in 1942 in Portsmouth, USA, was a legendary figure in heavy metal music. Known for his powerful vocals and theatrical stage presence, he fronted iconic bands such as Rainbow, Black Sabbath, and his own band, Dio. His career highlights include classic albums like "Heaven and Hell" and "Holy Diver", which produced enduring hits such as "Rainbow in the Dark". A pioneer of the "devil horns" hand gesture, Ronnie James Dio left an indelible mark on the heavy metal genre, influencing countless artists worldwide.

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