Italian singer-songwriter from Livorno, formerly associated with the group Ottavo Padiglione; noted for intimate, often jazz-tinged albums and for collaborations with pianist Stefano Bollani.

Reviews cite the 2002 album Disperati, intellettuali, ubriaconi as entirely created with Stefano Bollani. Rondelli is presented in reviews as a Livornese singer-songwriter who performs intimate, nostalgic songs and has recorded interpretations of Piero Ciampi material.

Two English-language reviews praise Bobo Rondelli's intimate, nostalgic songwriting and his jazz-tinged collaborations (notably with Stefano Bollani). Reviewers highlight warm melancholy, sparse arrangements and strong lyrical portraits. Both pieces are fond, conversational and often ironic in tone.

For:Fans of Italian singer-songwriters, listeners who enjoy intimate, jazz-tinged music, readers of music criticism.

 "Disperati, intellettuali, ubriaconi", 2002, it's an album entirely created with Stefano Bollani, a versatile pianist, omnivorous, a music devourer who handles all the arrangements of this mixed fresco of melancholy and forced cheerfulness, that smile you toss on the plate to avoid too many questions.

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 We haven't understood a damn thing because people love summer and instead we both long for autumn, for dry leaves and the most beautiful colors of the year.

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