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Studio Sessions: Patrizio Buanne

International multiplatinum recording artist Patrizio Buanne has taken the world with his original and old sexy ballads or up-tempo tunes, all rooted in the pop traditions (not pop-opera!) of his Southern Italian homeland. Particularly known for his powerful voice as well as his engaging and spectacular performance, the young Neapolitan crooner, Patrizio Buanne, has developed legions of fans across the globe and has earned a well-deserved reputation as one of the world’s most unique performers. Performing many of his greatest hits including “Forever begins tonight”, “Un Angelo” or “Solo tu My Baby”, he adds spirited interpretations of timeless pop standards from the Italian songbook that became known as his trade mark such as “Il Mondo”, “Mambo Italiano” or “Dicitenciello vuie” -that will get you romantic or dancing off your seat.

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