Italian rock & roll and pop band, active in 1960s and 1970s.
The group had been playing together since around 1965, deriving their name from an African gazelle. Their first single was released in 1966, the first album in 1967. After a line-up change, with only two of the original members remaining and newcomers including former Osage Tribe drummer Cucciolo and Trip keyboardist Joe Vescovi (later replaced by Roberto Carlotto a.k.a. Hunka Munka), Dik Dik returned to a more commercial pop music style with their later works.