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Eddy Capparelli
Eddy Capparelli started playing guitar early, drawing from Italian classics and rock. He released his first single "L'Altrove" in 2017, which got some...
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Eddy Capparelli started playing guitar early, drawing from Italian classics and rock. He released his first single "L'Altrove" in 2017, which got some attention in Italy. In 2019, he had a vocal cord injury that required surgery and rehabilitation.
His second album "Doveva Andare Così" came out in 2020. The following year, he worked with the Italian indie pop band SIAMÉS on the song "Brothers." He performs with guitarist Gabriele Costa, bassist Federico Minghi, drummer Alessandro Sgreccia, and keyboard player Francesco Rossi.
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