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 What brought his name to legend was using his voice as a musical instrument.

 'Pugni chiusi, non ho più speranze/ in me c’è la notte più nera'—a song passed down to posterity.

This review highlights I Ribelli's 1968 self-titled album, emphasizing Demetrio Stratos' unique vocal talent that defined the band's sound. Originating as Celentano's backing band, I Ribelli evolved into a significant act in Italy's 60s beat scene. The album mixes catchy singles and covers, showcasing an avant-garde instrumental approach. Key tracks like 'Pugni Chiusi' stand out for emotional depth. Though some filler tracks exist, the album remains a crucial milestone in Italian music history. Discover the groundbreaking voice of Demetrio Stratos and the timeless sounds of I Ribelli—listen to their influential 1968 album now!

 'Vattenne' manages to unite the Italian language and Neapolitan dialect in a way I would dare to say is masterful.

 'Il buio e tu' combines anger and despair in a spine-tingling track, making it part of Sanremo’s history.

Ciro Sebastianelli, a notable figure in Neapolitan light music, gained recognition in the late '70s and early '80s with his unique fusion of Italian and Neapolitan styles. His participation in the Sanremo Festival marked a peak in his career, highlighted by songs like 'Il buio e tu' and 'Vattenne.' Despite fading into relative obscurity later, his work remains a valuable part of Italian music history. This review honors his artistic contribution and legacy. Discover the heartfelt legacy of Ciro Sebastianelli—listen to his classic hits and explore his unique Neapolitan-Italian sound today.