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1989: Mauro Repetto was the one who danced like an idiot while Max sang during the 883 days; however, it's worth noting that the songs on the album «Hanno ucciso l'uomo ragno» also bear his signature.
Shortly after, offended by the criticism he received, he left his partner for a dream: to become a director in Hollywood... evidently, he didn’t know America. In fact, he returned from the new continent having been robbed of all his money by pseudo-producers who fleeced him, consuming all the proceeds from the 883 album. This poor unfortunate, however, didn't give up and once back in Italy, he decided to make an album with the help of Claudio Cecchetto: the result was «Zucchero filato nero».
This guy can’t sing, he lacks any talent, he comes from a dramatic experience where his dreams were destroyed but despite everything, he decided to get back in the game. With a banal album. The album sold as many copies as the neurons of the individual who created it.
Today, in the year 2006, it is revealed that Mauro works at Disneyland as PLUTO.
I point out a blog where you can find more info and get to know this artist and his story better which, in my opinion, is worthy of a cinematic version.
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The review covers Mauro Repetto’s troubled journey after his time with 883, focusing on his failed solo album Zucchero Filato Nero. Despite Repetto’s lack of talent and the album’s poor reception, the story highlights his perseverance amidst hardship. The review ends with an ironic note on his later job as a Disneyland character.Tracklist Videos
Mauro Repetto
Italian artist best known as co‑founder and onstage dancer/creative partner in the pop act 883 with Max Pezzali. Credited with contributions to early 883 material; later pursued solo projects including the album Zucchero Filato Nero. Reviews recount career setbacks after attempts in the US, personal struggles, and a later, calmer phase.02 Reviews
