Andrea Sannino
Andrea Sannino was born in Naples in 1985. He made his professional debut at 17 with the song "Indifferentemente" in 2002, but his career didn't really take...
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Andrea Sannino was born in Naples in 1985. He made his professional debut at 17 with the song "Indifferentemente" in 2002, but his career didn't really take shape until his first album "Uà mama" came out in 2009. His second album "Formula" followed in 2011 and included "Abbracciame," which became one of his most recognizable songs.
He's released six studio albums through 2020, including "Andar per mare" in 2013 and "Febbre a 90" in 2020. In 2013, he faced plagiarism accusations over a song called "Ammore," though he was eventually cleared. Sannino has sometimes drawn attention for speaking out on social issues.
His music often features collaborations with other Neapolitan artists, like Franco Ricciardi on "Ti Voglio Troppo Bene." He performs with a backing band but remains the clear frontman and vocalist.
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