Marjorie Biondo
Marjorie Biondo is an Italian singer from Palermo, Sicily, born in 1980. Her music draws from Sicilian folk traditions and jazz, which she began exploring as...
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Marjorie Biondo is an Italian singer from Palermo, Sicily, born in 1980. Her music draws from Sicilian folk traditions and jazz, which she began exploring as a teenager. She released her debut album 'Fortuna' in 2006, followed by 'Onda Nova' in 2009.
Her song 'Le Margherite' from 2013 became well-known in Italy for addressing domestic violence and female empowerment. The track sparked public discussion about gender issues, with some praising its directness while others found its depictions too graphic.
Biondo has continued recording with albums like 'Enneagramma' in 2013, 'Canzoni' in 2016, and 'Il Giardino degli Ulivi' in 2020. She performs with a band that includes Alessio Costagliola on piano and keyboards, Giampaolo Stimola on bass, and Simone Pavan on drums.
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