Andrea Parodi (1955–2006) was an Italian singer from Sardinia, known as the lead singer of Tazenda and for a solo career blending Sardinian folk and Mediterranean influences.

Former lead singer of Tazenda; collaborated with Al Di Meola; worked with vocal quartet Faraualla; reviewed works include Abacada and live Armentos; died in 2006 of stomach cancer.

Reviews praise Andrea Parodi's voice and Mediterranean/ethnic fusion across studio and live recordings. Key works discussed include Abacada and the live Armentos collaboration with Al Di Meola. The reviews note his final concert (22 Sept 2006) and his battle with stomach cancer. Interpretations emphasize vocal expression over lyrics.

For:Fans of Mediterranean folk, world music, ethno-jazz and vocal-driven performances

 Almost a year had passed since he was diagnosed with stomach cancer.

  Discover the review

 Al Di Meola, noted Jazz guitarist (they suggest avoiding "jazzer"), heard Andrea during concert rehearsals and he too, enchanted by the voice, wanted to do something with Parodi.

  Discover the review

 The first word in the Sardinian vocabulary means, 'moment of equal opposition of forces, characterized by the serene calm that precedes change and turning point'.

  Discover the review
You and Andrea Parodi
Who knows Andrea Parodi?
Loading...