I Romans

I Romans are a Roman pop/light-music group formed in 1959. Early lineup included Claudio Natali, Ignazio (Ignacio) Polizzy, Diego Petrera and Alberto Cori. They scored radio hits in the 1960s and 1970s (examples: Voglia di Mare, Quanto una donna..., Coniglietto). Reviews note lineup changes, the departure of singer Coclite, Daniele Aloisio as a later lead vocalist, and that Claudio Natali remained associated with the group; Ignazio/Ignacio Polizzy is recorded as deceased.

Formed in Rome in 1959; active across multiple decades and cited as a pioneer of Italian pop/light music alongside the Camaleonti. Notable songs include Coniglietto and Quanto una donna.... Reviews document longevity (over 50 years of activity), lineup turnover, and a release titled 'Ragazzi Soli' in 2013 referenced in reviews.

I Romans are a Roman Italian pop/light-music group formed in 1959. Reviews highlight their longevity, early-60s role alongside the Camaleonti and hits such as Coniglietto and Quanto Una Donna.... Lineup changes (including singer Coclite's departure and Daniele Aloisio joining) and the influence of Claudio Natali and Ignazio/ Ignacio Polizzy are noted. Activity is documented at least through 2013.

For:Fans and researchers of 1960s–70s Italian pop and light music; listeners of vintage Italian pop.