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Gloriosa Rotonda
Gloriosa Rotonda formed in 2009 when four friends from Rome, Antonio "Toni" Morini, Giulio "Gigi" Rossi, Paolo "Paolo" Esposito, and Roberto "Bob" Girardi,...
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Gloriosa Rotonda formed in 2009 when four friends from Rome, Antonio "Toni" Morini, Giulio "Gigi" Rossi, Paolo "Paolo" Esposito, and Roberto "Bob" Girardi, started playing together. They mixed Italian folk music with pop, and their song "Pasta Pizza" caught on quickly.
Their first album was called "Spaghetti alla Chitarra," which included that track. They put out a few more records with food-themed titles like "Tiramisu per Due" and "Risotto con i Funghi." Some critics thought their music was too simple at first, but they kept playing what they wanted to play.
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