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Gianpiero
Gianpiero is an Italian pop band that formed in 1997 around singer-songwriter Gianpiero Scaglione. Their debut album "Un Cuore Semplice" came out in 1999 and...
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Gianpiero is an Italian pop band that formed in 1997 around singer-songwriter Gianpiero Scaglione. Their debut album "Un Cuore Semplice" came out in 1999 and included the single "Serena," which became their breakout hit.
In the early 2000s, they released albums like "Una Luce Nuova" and "La Terra delle Meraviglie." The band includes Gianpiero Scaglione on vocals, along with Michelangelo Scaglione on bass, Andrea Scaglione on drums, and Nicola Scaglione on guitar.
At one point, there were accusations that "Serena" borrowed too closely from a melody by Lucio Battisti. The band denied this, but the discussion followed them for a while.
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