Fabrizio Moro

The famous Roman singer-songwriter returns to the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone for two exciting concerts as part of Live 2023 - Racconti Unplugged, the tour in the main Italian theaters.

The shows have a new and unprecedented form, as stated by Moro himself, who once again embraces his audience after the great success of the summer tour around Italy and the two incredible December's final stages of La Mia Voce Tour 2022 in the Palasports of Milan and Rome. And it is precisely from his hometown, two years after the last performances in the Cavea, that the interpreter kicks off the series of special concerts in which he will involve the public with his music in an intimate and engaging dimension.

Born in 1975, the musician captured the public's attention in 2000, participating in the Youth category at the Sanremo Festival with the song Un giorno senza fine, followed by his first album Fabrizio Moro. An exceptional career and an incredible and eclectic talent with which the artist has obtained numerous awards, including three Lunezia Awards, three Roma Videoclip Awards, a Venice Music Award, two Wind Music Awards and a SEAT Music Award.

The singer-songwriter, known for his sensitivity to social issues, often treated in his lyrics, is one of the most popular authors on the Italian music scene. Moro wrote extraordinarily successful songs such as Sono solo parole and Se non è amore, sung by Noemi, La mia felicità for Emma, and I nostri anni, performed together with the Stadio.

Photo: Ufficio Stampa Musica per Roma