Artist: Patrizio Buanne
Genre(s):
Pop
Discography:
The Italian
Year: 2006
Tracks: 15
Forever Begins Tonight
Year: 2000
Tracks: 12
Born in Naples merely raised in Vienna, Patrizio Buanne fagged practically of his youth hearing to Italian-American singers like Mario Lanza, Dean Martin, Al Martino, Frank Sinatra, and Tony Bennett in his father's pizza parlor, and before long fell in honey with the medicine of the fifties and '60s. He won local vocalizing competitions at an early years and, at 17, performed for Pope John Paul II. In 1999 Buanne returned to Italy, where he enrolled at a university in Rome and worked as a television system entertainer. Four years later he met producer Christian Seitz, and the two of them went to the Abbey Road studios in London to record Buanne's debut album, L'Italiano, mainly a cover album of the songs he grew up with, which came prohibited in the U.K. in February 2005. In March 2006, The Italian, a slightly shortened version of its British twin, was issued in the U.S., followed by a global spillage of the singer's soph record, Always Begins Tonight, in the fall of that same year.
