A Neapolitan quartet that blended traditional Italian melodies with contemporary arrangements.
For a good sense of them, try "Anabela" first, it's a ballad that shows how the violin and cello lines work with Carrieri's vocals. Then maybe "Ziguezague" from that debut album.
They took traditional Italian folk and gave it a modern shape, working with songs like "Anabela" and "Ziguezague." Some purists didn't like the approach, but they kept at it with their mix of violin, cello, guitar, and Roberta Carrieri's voice. You can hear it in recordings like "Rua Ramalhete" and "Em Segredo."
They formed in Naples in the early 2000s with Carrieri, Vincenzo Di Donna, Alessandro Del Vecchio, and Fabio De Lillo. Their debut album "Sentiero Errante" set up their sound, and they kept recording through songs like "Na Volta do Carrossel."
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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