Ryan Paris
Ryan Paris ( born March 12, 1953 in Rome, Fabio Roscioli bourgeois ) is an Italian singer and producer who with the song Dolce Vita had his biggest hit in 1983 in the style of Italo Disco.
Life
Paris is the son of a painter. He broke in the late 1970s from his architectural studies in order to embark on a world tour. 1981 dabbled in Italy as an actor: In the Sergio Leone film Once Upon a Time in America, he had a supporting role. His acting career, however, was not crowned with particular success, after which he devoted himself to music.
He landed his best-known hit in 1983 with Dolce Vita. The song was composed by Pierluigi Giombini, who had discovered and promoted Paris. Giombini also worried Arrangement, production and played the piano. The text is by Paul Mazzolini. In addition to Ryan Paris and Fiona Chapelle is heard. The sound was responsible Giampaolo Bresciani. The title is The Sweet Life (Original title: La Dolce Vita) at the eponymous film, inspired by Federico Fellini. Paris was with this song one of the founders of the Italo - disco wave. Influenced by the synthesizer sound is Dolce Vita is a typical representative of the New Wave genre. The song went to # 5 on the charts in the UK, # 3 in Germany and in Switzerland and was also high in the Netherlands and even in Japan in the charts. He remained, however, so far only Rosciolis resounding success.
In Britain and Germany, the single won a Silver Record, in France and Spain and a gold record in Denmark even a platinum record.
1989, Paris, Dolce Vita decided to re- publish with the help of the Amsterdam DJs Ben Liebrand, which again brought him in the Netherlands a place among the top 20.
Paris became increasingly active as a producer, such as Coca -Cola. In 1994, his title Mr. Jones in Portugal and Spain platinum status. In 2003, he won a German DJ Award in the category "Best Oldies Act". Paris 2007 entered for the radio station RFM together with other well-known artists of the 1980s in " RFM Party 80 " on a tour throughout France on.
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