Fabrizio Moro

Given birth to in Rome on Apr 9, 1975, Fabrizio Moro (true name: Fabrizio Mobrici) learned to try out your guitar when he was a youngster. His first encounters were within cover rings playing tunes by artists such as for example Weapons N’ Roses, the Doorways, and U2. His 1st solitary, “Per Tutta Un’altra Destinazione,” premiered in 1996. Helped from the musicians who was simply backing him for a long time, in 2000 Moro released his 1st recording, simply entitled Fabrizio Moro, and in the same 12 months he took component in the Sanremo Music Event — in the Youthful Performers section — with “El Giorno Senza Good,” a track with a solid rock and roll feeling. In 2004 Moro released as an individual the energy ballad “Eppure Pretendevi di Essere Chiamata Amore” and required spend the the track “Situazioni Della Vita” towards the compilation recording Italianos Em virtude de Siempre, conceived for the South American marketplaces and including efforts by names such as for example Lucio Dalla, Alex Britti, and Claudio Baglioni. The next year his solitary “Ci Vuole un Business” was the soundtrack of the Italian Red Mix social marketing campaign. In 2007 Moro received the Young Performers section as well as the Critics Honor in the Sanremo Music Event using the self-penned “Pensa,” a track about the fight mafia. The recording Pensa premiered concurrently, including also the monitor “Fammi Sentire la Voce,” with which Moro required component in the 2007 release from the Festivalbar.