Italian satirist, comedian and singer-songwriter born in Santarcangelo di Romagna (born January 26, 1961). Known for television, theater and the 2005 album Money For Dope.

Born January 26, 1961 in Santarcangelo di Romagna. Worked in radio and television (including programs mentioned in reviews such as Mai Dire Gol and Satyricon), released the album Money For Dope in 2005, and created the TV series Decameron: poltica, sesso, religione e morte (2007) produced by La7 and directed by Franza Di Rosa. Subject of censorship and legal disputes mentioned in reviews (the so-called "Bulgarian case").

Reviews praise Luttazzi as a sharp Italian satirist and multifaceted performer. His 2005 album Money For Dope is noted as an intimate, Broadway-influenced debut. The 2007 TV show Decameron is described as a landmark satirical effort that faced censorship and controversy.

For:Fans of political satire, Italian comedy, and satirical singer-songwriters.

 "For example, as you know, I had a very strict Catholic education: twenty years of parish and Boy Scouts. During that entire period, no priest ever molested me... I feel insulted!"

  Discover the review

 Victim of an inexplicable censorship by a government advocating a rather twisted idea of democracy, Daniele Luttazzi does not stop venting his creativity.

  Discover the review
You and Daniele Luttazzi
Who knows Daniele Luttazzi?
Loading...