Francesco De Felice
Francesco De Felice was born in Naples in 1959. He started writing songs in his late teens, drawing from the folk traditions around him. In 1979, he wrote "Il...
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Francesco De Felice was born in Naples in 1959. He started writing songs in his late teens, drawing from the folk traditions around him. In 1979, he wrote "Il Cielo è Bianconero," a song about Juventus football club that became popular beyond stadiums.
He has released over ten studio albums, including songs like "La Canzone del Padre" and "Terra Mia." He worked with other Italian musicians such as Lucio Dalla and Edoardo Bennato. His band has included Paolo Costa on bass and Pippo Matino on drums.
In 2006, he faced a plagiarism accusation over a melody in one composition, but was acquitted after a legal process. He still performs, with his music reaching listeners in Italy and elsewhere.
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