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Fabrizio Moro, właściwie Fabrizio Mobrici (ur. 9 kwietnia 1975 w Rzymie), włoski piosenkarz i autor tekstów oraz muzyki, zwycięzca 57. Festival della canzone italiana w Sanremo. Zadebiutował singlem w 1996 zatytułowanym "Per tutta un’altra destinazione". W 2000 r. wydał swój pierwszy album "Fabrizio Moro" i pierwszy raz wystąpił na festiwalu w Sanremo z piosenką "Un giorno senza fine". W 2004 r. wraz z gwiazdami włoskiej estrady nagrał składankę zatytułowaną "Italianos para siempre". W 2005 r. wydał kolejny singiel zatytułowany "Ci vuole un business", z którego część dochodów przeznaczył na kampanię socjalną włoskiego czerwonego krzyża. W 2007 r. wziął udział w...

It is fitting that composer and pianist Fabrizio Paterlini was born and lives in the ancient northern Italian city of Mantua, Lombardy. A romantic and historically significant centre of musical and artistic excellence, the city’s elegance and cultural depth permeate Paterlini’s exquisite original solo piano compositions. Yet despite Mantua’s unavoidable influence in informing the composer’s work, his cinematic music is far from localized, or even recognizably Italian, instead tapping directly into universal human emotions. Listeners and critics alike are torn as to how best label Paterlini’s beautiful sound. Neo-classical, Ambient, Minimalist and New Age have all been considered, but it...

Fabrizio Maurizi (a.k.a Roger on the Italian scene) is a native of Bologna, IT (Italy), a city that has always paid particular attention to the original Detroit Techno movement, making it the perfect place to grow up in terms of music. After a brief spell as part of the city's militant illegal rave scene, Fabrizio soon graduated to residencies at some of the most important clubs in the country. Fascinated by the Neapolitan techno scene and above all, by the first time he saw Richie Hawtin playing, his sound started moving in a resolutely minimal direction. Fabrizio started producing his...

Fabrizio De André (18 February 1940 – 11 January 1999) was a leading Italian singer-songwriter. In his works he often told stories of marginalised and rebellious people, above all prostitutes, that were seen by De André as an answer to the bourgeois prissiness. De André was born in Genoa, Liguria, Italy. His father was an anti-fascist, and during the war the De André family had to seek refuge in a country farm near Revignano d'Asti, Piedmont. The family returns in Genoa in 1945. Fabrizio studied law at the University of Genoa, but left before graduating. His first instrument was the...