Milanese singer-songwriter known for melodic, jazz- and bossa-influenced pop; celebrated for 1980s hits such as "Fiore di Maggio" and "Domenica bestiale".

Began releasing records in the 1970s; frequently collaborated with musicians such as Vince Tempera, Massimo Luca and Claudio Pascoli; recurring themes in his work include the sea, family and memory.

DeBaser reviews present Fabio Concato as a Milanese singer-songwriter blending pop, jazz and bossa nova. Critics highlight his 1980s peak (notably the 1984 self-titled album), recurring themes of sea and family, and strong melodic writing. Live shows are noted for cabaret charm and audience interaction.

For:Fans of Italian singer-songwriters, listeners of melodic pop with jazz and bossa nova influences, and readers who enjoy nostalgic musical storytelling.

 Fabio Concato's best album, effectively ready-made and packaged like a compilation rather than an album of unreleased tracks, this "Fabio Concato" dated 1984.

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 The Fabio Concato of 1992 is in a state of grace, and ten years after "Domenica bestiale," he releases an introspective album of the highest caliber, In viaggio.

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 He's a born cabaret performer: "sing along... but softly if you're off-key!", "let's go on until two", "after mine, we'll do others' songs!", "you've never heard this one, I suggested it to Amadeus..." before "Domenica bestiale".

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