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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: 1977 esplode la febbre disco italiana dei Fratelli La Bionda (DD Sound) · 70 80

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  We are with the director Massimo Lualdi who introduces
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  the current topic. What are we talking about
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  today? Music. Carmelo la bionda and Michelangelo
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  la bionda are recognized as the ideators of Italian
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  disco music. We were born with the pop music,
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  the Beatles mainly. Then we wrote for Mio Martini,
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  for Laozi, for other Italian artists. We went
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  to London, we wanted to meet, meet, meet. We
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  had already made an Italian album, also in English,
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  also recorded in London, but at this point there
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  was this record that we liked. We were lucky
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  enough to think of crossing them. to combine
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  things, a fusion between pop and disco music,
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  so it became a rather particular genre, which
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  was then also taken up by other artists. The
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  authors of Mia Martini, Ornella Vanoni and Riche
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  Poveri recorded the first significant turn in
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  1974, becoming producers of Amanda Lear. We,
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  with A Wanna Be Your Lover, which is another
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  of our great pieces, had taken a step in electronics,
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  but always in electronics with a melodic discourse,
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  clearly without ever forgetting a phrase to remember,
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  that is, always in the song, but with this little,
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  let's say, way of understanding electronic music,
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  which then took what it took, as a continuation,
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  as a continuation, also participating in its
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  birth with a contribution that, however, remained.
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  In 1977 they made their debut on the album with
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  the pseudonym ad hoc Diddy Sound, with the songs
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  Disco Bus, Barlo, and above all, 1, 2, 3, 4,
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  give me some more, fill the track of that year.
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  In 1978 they published She's Not A Disco Lady
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  and One For You, One For Me. Are there other
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  memorable hits like Bandido? Here are the notes
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  of Bandido. Where do you see yourself, or rather,
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  where do you feel yourself? I wanna be your lover
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  Wanna be your lover Wanna be your lover Wanna
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  just be your friend Ucci Cucci. The LaBionda
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  brothers have continued their heterogeneous activity
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  in the musical world until the disappearance
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  of Carmelo in 2022. We have our own recording
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  studios where important artists like Pausini,
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  Neck, Depeche Mode work. We believe in music,
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  we are not doing the math. We want to work, so
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  the present day sees us committed. on all fronts
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