Gemelli DiVersi

Probably one of the most successful — and openly business — hip-hop works to result from Italy by the end from the ’90s, Gemelli DiVersi formed in Milan in 1997 through the merging of two different rap duos, La Cricca (including rapper Emanuele “Thema” Busnaghi and DJ Alessandro “THG” Merli) and Rima Nel Cuore (MC Luca “Grido” Aleotti, younger sibling of Articolo 31’s J-Ax, and vocalist Francesco “Strano” Stranges). Their debut solitary, “El Attimo Ancora,” released in 1998 and constructed upon the chorus of Pooh’s ’70s strike “Dammi Solo el Minuto,” ended up being a huge achievement, leading the recording Gemelli DiVersi to excellent sales. After getting involved in a Coca-Cola Television industrial, in 2000 the music group released its sophomore work, 4 X 4, as well as the picture publication E Mò lo Sai. Another year saw the discharge of Arrive Piace a Me, including six live recordings and an unreleased monitor. Following a tour assisting Eros Ramazzotti, in 2002 the music group recorded Fuego, including the solitary “Mary,” in regards to a lady sexually abused by her dad. The song remained at the very top notches from the Italian graphs for eight weeks, growing to be Gemelli DiVersi’s best hit up to now. In 2003 they received the very best Italian Act honor in the MTV Western Music Awards, during 2004 they released the greater song-oriented Reality Display. After that in 2005 they required part within the Italian Live8, and the next year they began their own system on MTV Italy known as Pimp My Tires, a two-wheel edition from the even more popular Pimp My Trip, and they received the Best Music group award in the 1st Italian edition from the Nickelodeon Children’ Choice Honours. In 2007 they released Growth!, a go back to their hip-hop origins, including the monitor “Che Mondo Meraviglioso,” with Eros Ramazzotti like a guest.