Tazenda

Italian experimental rock group Tazenda started being a threesome in 1987, making their debut using a song called “A Sa Zente.” A calendar year later, the music group released a self-titled record, accompanied by 1991’s Murales, continued tour around the united states, and even acquired the opportunity to be an opening action for Basic Minds. Furthermore, Tazenda teamed up with vocalist/songwriter Pierangelo Bertoli to take part in San Remo’s Celebration with a melody known as “Spunta la Luna Dal Monte,” time for the same event in 1992 with “Pitzinnos in Sa Gherra” and signing up for a concert arranged by Amnesty International as well as the Italian-Tibetan Culture. After Limba, the choice group released a live record known as Il Popolo Rock and roll in 1993 and Fortza Paris in 1995. They documented Exclusive Di Tazenda in 1997, Sardinia in 1998, and Bios — Reside in Ziqqurat in 2001.