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Figli Di Scampia
Figli di Scampia formed in 2007 in the Scampia neighborhood of Naples, Italy. They came together as a group of musicians from an area known for its poverty...
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Figli di Scampia formed in 2007 in the Scampia neighborhood of Naples, Italy. They came together as a group of musicians from an area known for its poverty and limited opportunities. Their song 'Musica E Speranza' gained attention in 2010, connecting with listeners across Italy.
The band includes Antonio Ricco on vocals, Marco Di Maggio on guitar, Giuseppe Scotto Di Carlo on bass, and Ciro Piscitelli on drums. They've released albums like 'Scampia Terra Mia' and 'Progetto Sud' that address social issues through their music.
Their lyrics often touch on themes of community and social justice, which has drawn both support and criticism. The music reflects their experiences growing up in Scampia while maintaining a focus on hope and collective action.
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