Rossano
Rossano was a four-piece Italian band from Trani that formed in the early 1990s. They had Gianluca Zampino on vocals, Giuseppe Losapio on bass, Giuseppe...
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Rossano was a four-piece Italian band from Trani that formed in the early 1990s. They had Gianluca Zampino on vocals, Giuseppe Losapio on bass, Giuseppe Milone on guitar, and Nicola Losapio on drums. Their first album came out in 1991 under the title 'Un Sogno Al Limite.'
In 1994, they released the song 'Ti Voglio Tanto Bene,' which became their most recognizable track. It was a straightforward pop tune with an upbeat rhythm that caught on in Italy. They followed it with albums like 'Cuore In Mano' in 1996 and 'Come Un'Immagine' in 1998.
Guitarist Giuseppe Milone left the band around 2000. They kept recording after that, putting out '10 Anni' in 2001 and 'L'Amore Che Mi Dai' in 2003. Another song people remember is 'Arrivederci Roma.'
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