Alessandro Raina

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Alessandro Raina (born 29 June 1977) is an Italian lyricist, composer and singer-songwriter. Born in Voghera, in the late 1990s Raina started working as a freelance musical journalist, collaborating among others with Time Out, Blow Up, Rumore, Rockstar, and Pulp. In 1999, he made his record debut as Colonia Paradi'es, with a concept album about the history of Montalto Pavese. After being a member of the group Giardini di Mirò, with whom he released the album Punk... Not Diet!, and following a collaboration with the electronic music project nOOrda, in 2006, he released his second solo album, Nema fictione. In 2007, Raina co-founded the rock group Amor Fou, with whom he released three albums and an EP. The group disbanded in 2012. Between 2011 and 2013, Raina became a close collaborator of Colapesce, touring with him and forming the musical project Santiago. Starting from 2012, following the success of Malika Ayane's "Tre cose", Raina is mainly active as a songwriter. Among the hits he penned, were Thegiornalisti's "Riccione", Tananai's "Tango", and Fedez & Francesca Michielin's "Chiamami per nome", which ranked second at the 71st Sanremo Music Festival.