Bruno Lauzi (born in Eritrea, long associated with Genoa) was an Italian singer-songwriter active from the 1960s until his death in 2006, noted for his lyrical songs and jazz-tinged vocal style.

Associated with the Numero Uno label (Mogol); worked with or covered material linked to Lucio Battisti and Edoardo Bennato; collaborated with jazz musicians such as Renato Sellani; publicly wrote about fighting Parkinson's disease; died October 24, 2006.

DeBaser hosts two appreciative reviews of Bruno Lauzi. Reviewers highlight his songwriting, jazz-influenced delivery, collaborations with notable musicians, and the rarity of some releases. Both reviewed albums — Amore caro, amore bello... and Nostaljazz — are praised.

For:Fans of Italian cantautori, jazz-pop listeners, record collectors

 The singer-songwriter, adopted by Genoa but born on Eritrean soil, released during the last scraps of 1971 a double LP that echoes what was undoubtedly his most famous gem.

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 Bruno Lauzi is a great songwriter and a wonderful performer.

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