Diego Mancino

The Profile

Milanese singer-songwriter known for elegant pop-rock with '70s echoes and a gritty voice often compared to Fausto Leali. According to reviews, he lived in France and England, is the son of an orchestra conductor, and played in Mary quant, Achtung bandits, and Solar flares. Noted releases include Cose che cambiano tutto and L'Evidenza.

Italian, Milan-based singer-songwriter; active since the 2000s; writes melodic pop-rock with '70s influences; voice compared to Fausto Leali; experiences in France and England; father was an orchestra conductor; previously in Mary quant, Achtung bandits, Solar flares; notable works: Cose che cambiano tutto, L'Evidenza, Milano e l'Impossibile.

Three DeBaser reviews hail Diego Mancino as a standout Milanese singer-songwriter who blends '70s hues with fresh, melodic pop-rock. His voice draws comparisons to Fausto Leali, and his writing is praised for elegance, personality and memorable hooks. Highlights include Cose che cambiano tutto, L'Evidenza and the single Milano e l'Impossibile. Reviewers stress his originality within Italian pop, far from mere Anglo emulation.