Edoardo Bennato

Italian Edoardo Bennato got involved with music in the first ’70s after shifting from Naples to Milan to review architecture at age 18. In 1973, his debut record, known as Non Farti Cadere Le Braccia, was made by Sandro Colombini, accompanied by 1974’s I Buoni E I Cattivi and 1975’s Lo Che Non Sono L’imperatore. In 1977, Edoardo Bennato became the very first Italian musician to make videos, debuting with “Il Grillo Parlante,” “La Fata,” and “Mangiafuoco” from his record Il Gatto E La Volpe, that is predicated on Pinoccio’s fable. In June of 1978, the musician opened up a new period of main music occasions in Naples, while playing at San Paolo stadium. Edoardo Bennato’s functionality at New York’s Apollo movie theater in 1987, premiered beneath the name of Edoardo Live. In 1990 the musician recorded alongside vocalist Gianna Nannini a melody called “El’ Property Italiana,” (An Italian Summer months), inspired with the worldwide soccer tournament.