Rocco Granata Live Brussels 1999

Album Description

Experience the electrifying energy of Rocco Granata's live performance with "Rocco Granata Live Brussels 1999," a captivating album that brings the spirit of a live concert straight to your speakers. Recorded in Brussels in 1999, this album is a testament to Rocco Granata's enduring talent and charisma, featuring a mix of beloved classics and lively interpretations that showcase his unique blend of italo dance and schlager genres.

The album kicks off with an energetic live intro, setting the stage for a night filled with memorable performances. Fans will delight in hearing live renditions of Rocco Granata's most iconic songs, such as "Che Sara," "L’Italiano," and "Caruso," each track infused with the excitement and spontaneity of a live show. The setlist also includes lesser-known gems like "De Grote Verhuis" and "Jessy’s Theme," offering a comprehensive look into Rocco Granata's diverse musical repertoire.

With a duration of over an hour, "Rocco Granata Live Brussels 1999" is a rich tapestry of musical moments that will keep you engaged from start to finish. The album's 21 tracks are a celebration of Rocco Granata's musical journey, featuring both Italian and Dutch-language songs that highlight his bilingual prowess. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Rocco Granata's music, this live album is sure to leave a lasting impression. Released in 2010 by Cardinal Records International, this album is a timeless addition to any music lover's collection.

21 februari 2010

2010 Cardinal Records International

About Rocco Granata

Rocco Granata, born in the picturesque town of Figline Vegliaturo, Calabria, Italy, in 1938, is a renowned Italian-Belgian singer, songwriter, and accordionist who has left an indelible mark on the music world. At the age of ten, Granata's family immigrated to Belgium, where his musical journey began to take shape. Instead of following in his coal miner father's footsteps, Rocco embraced his passion for music, mastering the accordion and forming his own band, 'The International Quintet,' with whom he toured Belgium.

Granata's career skyrocketed with his 1959 international hit, "Marina," a song that remains his most celebrated and beloved work. His discography spans multiple languages, including Italian, Flemish, and German, reflecting his diverse cultural influences and broad appeal. Beyond his musical talents, Rocco Granata has also made a name for himself as an actor, appearing in films such as "Do Not Send Your Wife to Italy" and "The Golden Glove."

Throughout his career, Granata has released numerous albums and performed in various countries, captivating audiences with his unique blend of italo dance and schlager genres. His music continues to resonate with fans worldwide, and his legacy as a versatile and talented artist endures.