Ivan Graziani
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Biography
Ivan Graziani, born on October 6, 1945, in Teramo, Italy, was an Italian recording artist and singer. He began his musical career as a teenager, playing guitar in local bands. In the late 1960s, he founded Anonima Sound and participated in festivals and variety shows. After military service, Graziani released his first solo album La città che io vorrei (1973). He gained recognition with "Lugano Addio" from the album I Lupi (1977), which topped the charts. Subsequent albums included Pigro (1978) and Agnese dolce Agnese (1979), featuring hits like "Agnese" and "Firenze (canzone triste)". Graziani participated in the Sanremo Festival in 1985 with "Franca ti amo" and returned in 1994 with "Maledette malelingue". He passed away on January 1, 1997.
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- E Mo Che Vuoi
- Ora Et Labora
- Trench
- Al Festival Slow Folk Di B-Milano
- I Lupi
- Il Piede Di San Raffaele
- Un uomo
- Prudenza mai
- Psychedelico
- Guagli Guagli
- Johnny Non C'Entra
- Noi non moriremo mai
- I Metallari
- Radici Nel Vento
- Poppe, poppe, poppe
- Dada featuring Ivan Graziani
- Dada
- Il topo
- Canzone Senza Inganni featuring Ivan Graziani
- Il Chitarrista
- Maledette malelingue
- Eri Bella
- Canzone Senza Inganni
- Tempo featuring Ivan Graziani
