Massimo Ranieri (name in Written by Scaparro, together with the poet Adonis and journalist Massimo Nava, it links today's Baghdad with its mythical status as the locus of the Nights. Ranieri is a storyteller who, from the distant past, is catapulted into today's ruined city.
Learn more about ♫ Massimo Massimo Ranieri is the professional name of Italian singer, actor and theatre director Giovanni Calone who started his music career in the early s as a teenager when he released his first single. Over a career lasting five decades, he has released more than a dozen studio albums, singles and EPs.
Biography. Massimo Ranieri (born Giovanni Massimo Ranieri, is an Italian pop singer, film and stage actor. He was born in Naples, the fifth of eight children in the family. When he was 10, young Giovanni would sing at restaurants, wedding receptions, etc.
He is a songwriter, an actor, and a TV presenter. A few words to describe all the facets of the talent of this man is impossible. As a singer, he became famous as the winner of the San Remo Festival in The singer also represented the country twice at the Eurovision Song Contest.
Massimo Ranieri (Naples, –) Giovanni Calone was born in Naples on May 3, , the fourth of eight children in one of the poorest neighborhoods of Naples, the Santa Lucia quarters.
Winner of Sanremo Festival () for his hit song "Perdere L'amore". Considered by many to be one of the greatest Italian pop (musica leggera) singers of all time. Massimo Ranieri.
Written by Scaparro, together with the poet Adonis and journalist Massimo Nava, it links today's Baghdad with its mythical status as the locus of the Nights. Ranieri is a storyteller who, from the distant past, is catapulted into today's ruined city. 
Massimo Ranieri is the professional name of Italian singer, actor and theatre director Giovanni Calone who started his music career in the early s as a teenager when he released his first single. Over a career lasting five decades, he has released more than a dozen studio albums, singles and EPs.