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B-nario

Italian band

Musical group

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I B-Nario are an Italian group, formed in 1993 and originally composed of Massimo Zoara and Luca Abbrescia. Their debut dates to May 1994, with the release of the eponymous album, led by the single Battisti, followed by Stanotte and Tra me e te, arranged together with Massimo Morini. Included on this album is the track Voglio fare il D.J., written with Renato Pareti (author of songs by Fiorella Mannoia, Ivan Cattaneo, Dora Moroni, Christian, Homo Sapiens, Elisabetta Viviani, Tony Dallara, Il segno dello zodiaco, Bruno Lauzi, Gigliola Cinquetti, Ornella Vanoni, Pino D'Angiò, Iva Zanicchi, Nuovi Angeli, Daniela Goggi, Roberto Vecchioni, Drupi, Little Tony, Gianni Morandi, Gabibbo, Loretta Goggi, Jovanotti and, of course, the Zecchino d'Oro), which also became the theme of Antonio Conticello's programme Talk Radio broadcast at that time on Italia 1.

Text: Italian Wikipedia, machine translation, CC BY-SA 4.0. ·

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