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Sugarfree
Sugarfree formed in Saronno in 1999, with Matteo Amantia, Andrea Bottini, Alessandro Dolcetti, and Francesco Sarcina. Their sound mixed pop and rock with...
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Amore Nero
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Argento
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Avrei
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Briciola Di Te
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Burnout
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Cleptomania
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Come Lei
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Cromosoma
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Destiny
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Di Queste Notti
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Direi Che È Tutto
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Don't fight the pimpin
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Em Vão
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Fai Bene Così
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Famelico
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Hari Ng Sablay
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Sugarfree formed in Saronno in 1999, with Matteo Amantia, Andrea Bottini, Alessandro Dolcetti, and Francesco Sarcina. Their sound mixed pop and rock with acoustic touches, which gave them a particular texture in the Italian scene of the early 2000s.
In 2003, they released "Scusa Ma Ti Chiamo Amore," a ballad that became a hit across Italy. The song's direct, emotional lyrics connected with listeners and defined much of what people remember about the band. They followed it with albums like "Cleptomania" in 2005, which had both ballads and more upbeat pop tracks.
In 2006, they faced accusations of plagiarism over their cover of the Beatles' "Eleanor Rigby." They acknowledged the influence but argued their version was a distinct interpretation. The debate around it was heated at the time. Francesco Sarcina, the lead singer, left the band in 2009.
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