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2027

Mar4

Berlin

Frannz-Club

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About Daniele Silvestri

Daniele Silvestri, born in Rome on August 18, 1968, has established himself as a seminal figure in Italy’s 1990s rock revival, renowned for his fusion of socially aware lyrics with inventive pop and rock sounds. Early in his career, Silvestri played keyboards in a Duran Duran cover band before releasing his self-titled debut album in 1994. His breakthrough came a year later at the prestigious Sanremo Festival with "L'Uomo Col Megafono," a song that won the Premio Volare for best lyrics and marked him as a compelling voice in contemporary Italian music.

Silvestri's follow-up albums further solidified his reputation. The critically admired "Prima di Essere un Uomo" (1995) showcased his thoughtful songwriting, while the ambitious double album "Il Dado" (1997) featured the fan-favorite "Cohiba," dedicated to revolutionary icon Che Guevara. Over the years, Silvestri’s work consistently combined sharp social commentary with playful experimentation. His 2002 Sanremo entry "Salirò" won the Mia Martini Award and became Italy’s most-played track that year, boosting his commercial profile.

In 2007, the album "Il Latitante" delivered his top-five hit "La Paranza," while "Acrobati" (2016) marked his first number-one album, confirming his enduring relevance. His 2019 release, "La Terra Sotto i Piedi," continued this success. Beyond music, Silvestri has ventured into literature, publishing the novel "L'Autostrada," and remains an influential collaborator in Italy’s vibrant music scene. His career reflects a rare blend of artistic innovation, political engagement, and commercial appeal, making Daniele Silvestri a defining voice of modern Italian songwriting.

Genres

Alternative•Folk•Pop