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Ciro de Luca
Ciro de Luca came up in Naples, playing drums and singing. He put together a band in the 1980s that mixed rock and pop with Neapolitan folk sounds. In 1995,...
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Ciro de Luca came up in Naples, playing drums and singing. He put together a band in the 1980s that mixed rock and pop with Neapolitan folk sounds.
In 1995, the single "Dance Amore" broke through internationally. The song's catchy melody and driving beat made it a dance-floor staple far beyond Italy.
De Luca's flamboyant stage presence and sometimes provocative lyrics drew attention, both positive and critical. The band released several albums, including the self-titled debut in 1990 and the "Dance Amore" album in 1995, with de Luca remaining the constant frontman through lineup changes.
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