Gianni Morandi

Morandi was born in 1994 in Monghidoro, a municipality in the province of Bologna.
 

Symbol of Italian music that has never abandoned with his way of being, the songs his optimism of the good boy to whom life smiles.

His lyrics are full of love, happiness but also a little loneliness.

 

In 1961 he left school and founded a musical group and the following year he won the Bellaria festival.

 

He made his debut in the world of music in 1962 with the song "I went to one hundred per hour", and then later the single "Fatti mandare dalla mamma fe il latte".


Pieces that will then mark the history of an era and a lifestyle.
 

Only two years later he manages to amaze the public again with the single "In ginnocchio da te"; song with which he managed to win the Cantogiro.

 

The 90s are the years of rebirth, he publishes new records in collaboration with other singers.

In his career Morandi has held various positions: singer, actor, television presenter and has repeatedly lived the experience of the photographic set.

 

In recent years he has been depopulating both on the web and on social media and he also collaborated with some contemporary artists such as: Fedez and Fabio Rovazzi.