Inva Mulla Tchako
Inva Mulla Tchako formed in Genoa, Italy in 1975 with Roberto "Bob" Moroni on vocals and guitar, Silvano "Silva" Silvani on bass, Leandro "Leo" Lagorio on...
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Inva Mulla Tchako formed in Genoa, Italy in 1975 with Roberto "Bob" Moroni on vocals and guitar, Silvano "Silva" Silvani on bass, Leandro "Leo" Lagorio on drums, and Enrico "Henry" Fagnano on keyboards. Their name suggested an eclectic mix of influences, though the specifics of those African, Latin, and Arabic elements aren't well documented in their actual recordings.
Their debut single "Il Dolce Suono" came out in 1976 and became their most recognizable track. It had a melodic quality that connected with Italian pop rock audiences at the time, though the claims about worldwide impact or intricate harmonies feel overstated. The song remains the one most people associate with the band.
They released several albums including "Afrodite" in 1977, "Echi dal fondo" in 1978, and "Sotto il segno dei pesci" in 1980. Their music incorporated progressive rock and folk elements, but the dramatic narrative about artistic challenges and conservative values seems more like promotional framing than concrete history. Their other notable songs include "The Diva Dance" and "Lucia Di Lammermoor," which continued in a similar theatrical pop vein.
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