Ron

Italian pop singer Rosalino Cellamare, referred to as Ron, got mixed up in regional music scene in February of 1970, following to arrive seventh place at San Remo’s Festival using a song called “Pa’ Diglielo a Ma’.” The musician began composing in 1972, launching his debut record known as Il Bosco Degli Amanti that same season. As an professional, Ron participated in films such as for example Vittoio De Sisti’s Personal Lessons and Aldo Lado’s Mascagni. In 1980, Ron documented Una Citta’ Per Cantare, accompanied by 1981’s Al Centro Della Musica and 1982’s Guarda Chi Si Vede. In 1989, Rosalino Cellamare created Biagio Antonacci’s debut record known as Sono Cose Che Capitano. In 1995, the musician completed one of is own major tasks, a recording studio room where prominent works such as for example Miguel Bose and Anna Oxa have already been functioning. In 1996, Ron became the champion of San Remo’s Celebration after performing “Vorrei Incontrarti Tra Cent’ Anni.” In Feb of 2000, the vocalist celebrated his 30th profession anniversary using a show known as Una Citta’ Per Cantare.