Alberto D'Amico
1 record in the archive · 1968
About the artist
Alberto D'Amico, born in Venice on 29 October 1943 to a family newly arrived from Trapani, Sicily, began writing songs in Venetian dialect in 1965–66, recording first with the painter Romano Perusini and then through the Canzoniere popolare veneto (Gualtiero Bertelli, Luisa Ronchini) and the Nuovo Canzoniere Italiano; a former art-school student and technical draughtsman for the Comune di Venezia, he moved from the right to the far left and sang in student struggles, street demonstrations and shows such as "Gorizia, una guerra". "Il mio partito saluta Mosca" (1968) was his first record.