Memo Remigi
Memo Remigi was born in Erba, Italy in 1938. He started performing in clubs and festivals in the 1960s, and his debut album 'Un Uomo Solo' came out in 1967....
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Memo Remigi was born in Erba, Italy in 1938. He started performing in clubs and festivals in the 1960s, and his debut album 'Un Uomo Solo' came out in 1967.
His 1971 song 'E Un Altro Giorno Se Ne Va' became particularly well-known, capturing a certain melancholy about time passing. Another song, 'Torna a Casa Mamma,' also appears among his notable work.
Remigi has performed both solo and with backing musicians, including pianist and arranger Aldo Valleroni.
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