Blanco
Blanco is Riccardo Fabbriconi, who grew up in Calvagese della Riviera. He started playing piano and guitar as a kid, then got into rap as a teenager. In 2018,...
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Blanco is Riccardo Fabbriconi, who grew up in Calvagese della Riviera. He started playing piano and guitar as a kid, then got into rap as a teenager. In 2018, his debut single 'Blu Celeste' got attention on streaming platforms.
His 2021 single 'Nostalgia' became a hit in Italy, a ballad about lost love that connected with listeners. He's also worked with other Italian artists like Marracash and Salmo, and has songs like 'Notti In Bianco' and 'Finchè Non Mi Seppelliscono' in his catalog.
Blanco performed at the Sanremo Music Festival after 'Nostalgia' took off. He's had some public controversies in recent years, but keeps making music that mixes rap with more melodic elements.
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