Ragazzi Italiani
Ragazzi Italiani formed in Naples, drawing from Italian folk and rock influences. Their 1966 single "Bang Bang" became their most recognizable track, with its...
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Ragazzi Italiani formed in Naples, drawing from Italian folk and rock influences. Their 1966 single "Bang Bang" became their most recognizable track, with its drum pulse and vocal harmonies catching attention beyond Italy. The band's energetic live shows sometimes drew criticism from more conservative corners of the culture.
The group's lineup included Enzo Draghi on lead vocals and guitar, Franco Del Prete on drums and vocals, Piero Braggi on bass and vocals, and Nello Ciangherotti on keyboards and vocals. They recorded other songs like "A Chi Ci Ha Detto No" and "C'è Un Amico In Ognuno Di Noi," but "Bang Bang" remained their calling card.
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