Francesco Tricarico

Perhaps one of the most intriguing and peculiar personalities to emerge in the Italian music picture in the 2000s, Francesco Tricarico was created in Inzago, near Milan, on Feb 1, 1971, the kid of the aviator who all died when Francesco was just 3. Tricarico examined flute on the Milan music academy and started playing in a few regional jazz orchestras. His initial one, “Io Sono Francesco,” a coming in contact with autobiographical childhood tale, premiered in Sept 2000; because of its simple digital levels and catchy melody and phrases, it instantly became popular, gaining substantial airplay and topping the Italian graphs. “Drago” and “La Pesca” implemented in 2001, confirming Tricarico’s exclusive artistic naïveterinariané but failing woefully to do it again “Io Sono Francesco”‘s achievement. Then, regardless of declaring that he’d release just singles, in 2002 Tricarico finished his first record, simply known as Tricarico and including all of the aforementioned monitors. A cooperation with music artists and companies Patrick Benifei and Fabio Merigo resulted in the discharge of his sophomore work, Frescobaldo nel Recinto, in 2004. The next year, Tricarico composed “Single per Te,” the shutting game titles theme for Leonardo Pieraccioni’s film Ti Amo in Tutte le Lingue del Mondo, where he also performed a small part. Having shifted from Common to Sony BMG, in 2007 Tricarico released a fresh solitary, “Un’Altrra Possibilit? ,” and made up the music “La Situazione Non È Buona” for Adriano Celentano’s recording Dormi Amore, la Situazione Non È Buona. In Feb 2008, Tricarico got component in the Sanremo Music Event with the music “Vita Tranquilla,” which earned the Critics Choice Honor and became his most effective solitary since “Io Sono Francesco,” leading the recording Giglio to high positioning within the Italian charts.