Guido & Maurizio De Angelis
Guido & Maurizio De Angelis are the brothers Guido ( born December 22, 1944 in Rocca di Papa, Italy ), and Maurizio de Angelis ( born February 22, 1947 in Rome, Italy).
The brothers De Angelis were primarily known as a film composer; they wrote over 170 film scores, including for numerous movies with Bud Spencer and Terence Hill or the spaghetti western Keoma (1976 ) Enzo G. Castellari of. Often, especially for single releases their title songs, they used the name of the English writer Oliver Onions as a pseudonym. Also various other names they took on, as Dilly Dilly, The Black Stones, Canary Jones, Donald & Olimpio, Barqueros, Sunrise, Gulliver and Juniper.
Their most successful song was Santa Maria, of the six weeks at No. one on the charts occupied, was awarded a gold record and also in the German version with Roland Kaiser was very successful in 1980 in Germany. For Gitte Hænning composed and produced the songs they cycle " Unvarnished " (LP 1982).
The brothers De Angelis began her career as a guitarist; Maurizio graduated then in composition and harmony, while Guido was trained on the flute. With the band Black Stones, which was later renamed the G & M, they toured Italy. By working in orchestras, which also grossed film music, they came into contact with the industry.
In November 2007 she appeared for the first time after 25 years to live.