Jovanotti
Jovanotti (often misspelt as Giovanotti) is an Italian singer-songwriter and rapper. Jovanotti, real name Lorenzo Cherubini, was born in Rome on 27 September 1966. His family is from Cortona, in the Province of Arezzo.Although his material is hip hop-influenced, most of his work should not be viewed as hip hop music per se. Many of his songs are not hip hop related and may probably be best viewed as part of the earlier Italian cantautore tradition. Some of his earlier work is also closer to keyboard-heavy 1980s pop. Most of his songs are sung in the Italian language; he also released a Spanish-language greatest hits album. His live album includes a short version of the Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight". Jovanotti appears on several international compilations, most notably Red Hot + Rhapsody, a 1998 tribute to George Gershwin, on which he performed "I Got Rhythm". One of his most famous songs was "L'Ombelico del Mondo". Jovanotti has also appeared in one Luciano Pavarotti's charity concert in 1996.
His 2005 CD, Buon Sangue, includes influences from both rock and old school hip hop. It is one of his most innovative works to date. Edoardo Bennato collaborated on one track, while bass player Saturnino co-wrote two of the songs.
In 2007, he was featured at the end of Negramaro's song, "Cade la Pioggia", of their CD, La Finestra, and in 2008 he has released the new album Safari.
In 2008, he performs as guest artist on the track "Lugar Comun" on Encanto_(Sergio_Mendes_album)
Songs:
Ataccami La Spina
Bella
Cancella Il Debito
Chi Sa Se Stai Dormendo
Chissa' Se Stai Dormendo
Ciao Mamma
Dal Basso (Feat. Michael Franti)
Dolce Far Niente
E' Per Te
Funky Beat-O
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