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Francesco Giordano
Francesco Giordano co-founded the folk group La Nuova Compagnia di Canto Popolare in the early 1970s, working to revive traditional Neapolitan songs. He later...
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Francesco Giordano co-founded the folk group La Nuova Compagnia di Canto Popolare in the early 1970s, working to revive traditional Neapolitan songs. He later started a solo career, releasing his debut album in 1982.
His song 'Casa Mia' came out in 1988 and became widely known, particularly among Italian emigrants. The lyrics touch on themes of leaving home and the pull of Naples.
Giordano's music draws from Neapolitan folk and Italian pop. He has been involved in political activism, which has sometimes drawn attention alongside his work.
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