Cisco

Stefano “Cisco” Bellotti was created in Carpi, Italy, on July 29, 1968. He was dubbed “Cisco” after a SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA T-shirt he religiously used while playing soccer like a young man. From his early years, Bellotti was interested in music and Italian track, inspired by performers like Francesco Guccini, Lucio Dalla, and Fabrizio De André. Though informed as an electrician, Bellotti plunged headfirst in to the music globe after graduation at age 17. The noises of Deep Crimson and Led Zeppelin would capture Bellotti’s interest in the a long time, but his desire for the Celtic-influenced music from the Pogues would graph his program to international achievement. In 1991, Bellotti became a member of a group known as the Modena Town Ramblers, a little regional Irish folk group. In the custom of artists just like the Waterboys and Bob Dylan, the Ramblers began writing materials that amused and stirred sentiments of level of resistance. During the period of their 13-12 months profession, the Ramblers drew from varied influences like the music of Latin America, Eastern European countries, and Africa, posting their leftist group of fans with politically mindful international performers like Manu Chao. In 2005, Bellotti attempt to pursue his single career in addition to the Ramblers. A short while later on, Cisco released his 1st record like a single designer, entitled Lunga Notte, that was well-received from the worldwide music community.