Daniele Silvestri
Daniele Silvestri ( born August 18, 1968 in Rome) is an Italian singer and songwriter.
Family
His father Alberto is a writer and television writer, her mother a jazz singer. Since 2000 he lives in a committed relationship with the actress Simona Cavallari, with whom he has two children, Pablo Alberto and Ramon Santiago, who were born in 2001 and 2004.
Life
Daniele Silvestri made his official debut in the summer of 1994 with a CD that bears his name and the " Targa Tenco - Award" for best debut album was excellent. The following year he took on the " Sanremo Festival " in the category of young musicians with the song " L' uomo col megafono " part, and was awarded the " Volare Award " for the best literary text. For the subsequent single " Le cose in comune ", he was awarded the " Targa Tenco - price " for the song of the year.
In June 1996, Silvestri wrote the soundtrack for the movie " Cuori al verde " by Giuseppe Piccioni and the music for the play " Repertorio dei Pazzi della città di Palermo ", which was directed by Nini Ferrara and national ETI price " Giovani per il Teatro "has received.
Several songs are included in Silvestris third album, the double CD "Il Dado ", which appears in the October of the same year. In his band plays, among others, the bassist Max Gazzè. The album contains one of the most famous songs by Daniele Silvestri, " Cohiba " in which it comes to the Cuban Revolution and Che Guevara.
In May 1997, he appears as an actor and singer on the side of Rocco Papaleo in the play " Rosso Fiammante bloccato neve dubbio vetro tesi infinito ". Only a few months later, the Frankenstein musical with Tullio Solenghi goes on tour for the Silvestri has composed the music. The end of July he flies to Havana in Cuba to participate in the Communist Youth Festival.
In 1999, he again takes the " Sanremo Festival " with the song " Aria " part, in which he focuses on life in prison and will receive the "Mia Martini Award " and the prize for the best text. Shortly afterwards, he released his fourth CD " Sig Dapatas " and wrote the film score for " Albania ", a film by Fabrizio Maria Cortese with Giancarlo Giannini. In the same year Silvestri is given the " Laurea De Andrè ".
In the summer of 2000, he wrote the music for "Tango", a play by Francesca Zanni, which is about the fate of the desaparecidos in Argentina. In October he published " Occhi da Orientale - Il Meglio di Daniele Silvestri ", a sampler, which also contains three previously unreleased tracks.
2002 Silvestri takes back the " Sanremo Festival " part, this time with " Salirò " and has great success, among other things, thanks to the staging of a funny ballet piece with the actor Fabio Ferri. Once again, he was awarded the "Mia Martini Award " and then four more awards at the "Italian Music Award " for best single, best video clip, the best music and the best musical arrangement. It is followed by two more singles, " Sempre di domenica " and " Il mio nemico " which in his sixth album - are "Uno Due" included.
In 2003 he published the book " L' Autostrada " in which he based on photos, unpublished texts and diary entries his last tour and his musical activities describes. The book is laid up with 24 MP3 files and various video materials and a CD -Rom.
2004 appears his first live album " Livre trânsito " with the song " Kunta Kinte ", in which Frankie HI -NRG MC has worked, and his own interpretations of two songs he wrote in the past for other artists: "Il secondo because sinistra " of Minas album" Veleno "from the year 2002 and the Ghost Track " Il fiume e la nebbia ", written for the Fiorella Mannoia and the album" was " published Belle Speranze 1997. The year ends with a concert in Maputo in Mozambique to support the " Campagna di Roma solidarietà Maputo Andata e Ritorno ", an aid campaign for the Third World.
2007 shows Silvestri with the song " La paranza " the fourth in the " Sanremo Festival ". On the second March his eighth album with the title "Il latitante ". " La paranza " and the single "Mi persi " be the soundtrack of the film " Notturno Bus" with Valerio Mastandrea and Giovanna Mezzogiorno. He was awarded the " David di Donatello Award " for the best song.
The second single " Gino e l' alfetta " the album " Il latitante " 2007 was declared the official anthem of the Gay Pride, a parade of the homosexual movement, which took place in Rome. Then " A me ricordi il mare " in collaboration with Vincenzo Andrea "Il Bove " Leuzzi, the singer of the band "Otto Ohm" brought out. He also wrote two songs which are sung by actor Nicolas Vaporidis in the movie " Questa notte è ancora nostra ".