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Marco BaroniItalian musician.
Date of Birth: 27.02.1983
Country:  Italy |
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Biography of Marco Baroni
Marco Baroni is an Italian musician who learned to play the guitar at a young age. He attended the Professional Institute and simultaneously studied classical guitar at the conservatory. At the age of fifteen, he starred in one of the main roles in the film "A domani" directed by Gianni Zanasi, which competed at the Venice Film Festival in 1999.
Early Music Career
At the age of 15, Marco also started recording music and releasing albums, marking an early debut in his musical career. After completing his education, he dedicated all his time to three things: working as a driver for an environmental company in his city, selling CDs in the afternoon, and performing in clubs.
Signing with Virgin
In the fall of 2006, Marco signed a contract with the record label Virgin, a subsidiary of EMI Music Italy. His first single, "La mia generazione," was released in late December 2006 and received airplay on various radio stations.
Success at Sanremo Festival
In 2007, Marco was a finalist at the 57th Sanremo Festival with his song "L'immagine che ho di te." The same year, he released his debut solo album, simply titled "Marco Baroni."
Overall, Marco Baroni has established himself as a talented musician in Italy, showcasing his skills as a guitarist and singer-songwriter through his various music releases and performances.
