Rino Gaetano

He was the rocker of his generation. Rino Gaetano never ventured beyond the light song (and he was fully aware of it) when a Battiato or Area produced works like Pollution and Arbeit Macht Frei, but the lyrics of his compositions were satirical vignettes worthy of Georges Pichard, a catabasis of the absurd in the little Italy of the years of lead, endowed with an anarchic courage and a poetry (especially in the first two albums) that was ironic and surreal without compromise.
Missing
Missing
on 29 may 2009 in the early afternoon  

Voto: DeRango ™: 0,00

  •  (01)
  •  (00)
Carico i commenti... con calma

Rino Gaetano

Rino Gaetano (Salvatore Antonio Gaetano) was an Italian singer-songwriter known for ironic, provocative songwriting that mixed catchy melodies with sharp social and political commentary. He rose to national popularity around the late 1970s, including a breakthrough at the Sanremo Festival with “Gianna,” and died in Rome in a road accident on June 2, 1981.
14 Reviews