Enrico Ruggeri

Italian rock singer Enrico Ruggeri’s initial experience within a band was Josafat, shaped in 1973 and motivated by United kingdom rock in the late ’60s. Shortly, the artist made a new task known as Champagne Molotov, alongside Silvio Cappecia, composing their initial original music in 1975. 2 yrs later, mostly inspired by punk rock and roll, the group’s name was transformed to Decibel and its own style became even more intense. The band’s reputation allowed it to open up for prominent worldwide numbers like the Heartbrakers and Adam as well as the Ants. In 1979, the group’s record Vivo Da Re premiered and Decibel participated in San Remo’s Celebration with a melody known as “Contessa.” In 1980, Enrico Ruggeri made a decision to reunite Champagne Molotov, playing alongside Luigi Schiavone, Roberto Rossi, Roberto Pulix, and Silvano Bolzoni, documenting his first single record that same calendar year. In Feb of 1996, the vocalist celebrated the amazing three million information marketed during his profession.