Alex Baroni

Italian vocalist Alex Baroni began his career in the first ’90s working being a sideman in Milan, backing vocalists like Eros Ramazzotti, Ivana Spagna, and Rossana Casale. As he proved helpful to determine a name for himself as an accompanist, Baroni also created being a single musician, completing his debut record in 1994, entitled Fuorimetrica and released by DDD. He was shortly offered use RAI (Radiotelevisione Italiana) being a support singer, you start with the Sanremo Celebration in 1996. Baroni came back to the celebration a year afterwards, this time being a contestant. The melody that he performed there became the business lead one on his following record, Alex Baroni. Then appeared over the Italian discharge of Walt Disney’s Hercules because the business lead character’s singing tone of voice. In 1998 Baroni journeyed to perform on the Sopot Celebration in Poland. He was therefore well received that he came back for a thorough tour that brought him through Germany, Switzerland, and Poland once more, creating a significant worldwide group of fans. Baroni pressed into 1999 with momentum, having gained the Oscar d’Giovani on the close of 1998. His comprehensive touring was interrupted to record a posthumous tribute to Ivan Graziani, where Baroni sang the well-known strike “E’ Stato el Viaggio.” Ultimamente premiered in 1999, but experienced slumping sales because of media pirating striking an all-time high that calendar year. On March 19, 2002, Alex Baroni was involved with a traffic incident in a active Roman square, loss of life following a three-week coma. Many dedications and tribute albums have already been released in Baroni’s storage, many of that have appeared over the Italian graphs, a testament to the singer’s great reputation.