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Massimo Bubola

Musician
Forfans of italian cantautori, de andré listeners, folk-rock and storytelling enthusiasts, and anyone drawn to historical ballads.
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The Profile

Italian singer-songwriter from Verona (born 1954). Known for close collaboration with Fabrizio De André on Rimini (1978) and Fabrizio De André/L’Indiano (1981), and for weaving folk-rock with historical and regional themes. His catalog spans intimate ballads and war narratives, including the WWI-focused Quel lungo treno.

Person; Italian singer-songwriter (cantautore) from Verona, born 1954; active from 1976; co-wrote songs with Fabrizio De André on Rimini (1978) and Fabrizio De André/L’Indiano (1981); notable albums include Tre rose (1981), Segreti trasparenti, Quel lungo treno, and the 1996 compilation Amore e guerra.

Four DeBaser reviews map Massimo Bubola’s path from the folk-rock of Tre rose to the WWI-themed Quel lungo treno, the introspective Segreti Trasparenti, and the re-recorded collection Amore e guerra. Reviewers underline his close writing with Fabrizio De André (Rimini, L’Indiano) and folk/Irish colors. Praise is strong overall, with some critique of intensity on Segreti Trasparenti. A solid entry point for exploring a key Italian cantautore.

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