since 2019 WOPU SOUND, Afro Italian band and virtual culture container of creative ideas. (Berlin and Varese)
since 2018 PULSE OF PEACE BAND. Songs for Peace. Pop, Rock, Afro Pop and Swing. Quintett or sextett. (Varese, Italy)
since 2014 CRISTINA BARZI AND THE ROCCOBILLY BAND. Italian Rock’n Roll and Swing. (Berlin, Germany)
since 2014 FANFARA KALASHNIKOV. Balkan Gypsy, Hip Hop, Swing, all mixed with a Berliner taste. (Berlin, Germany)
since 2013 LOVE, TEARS AND JOY. Love song from planer Eearth. Piano duo, guitar duo or trio. (Berlin, Rome, Varese)
since 2010 NAPOLI A MODO MIO. Neapolitan music ant theatre. (Rome, Italy)
since 2004 GYPSYLIANA and OFFICINA NOMADE. Roma and Italian music mixed as Gypsy-Italiana style. (Rome, Italy)
WOPU SOUND
World People United
Musical project of cooperation between artists of the world
“Red” song composed in 2019, then arranged between Italy and Berlin with a Valentin Mufila, a Congolese songwriter living in Italy and an Argentinean pianist who live in Berlin.
“E’ rosso per tutti”
Canzone composta nel 2019, poi arrangiata tra l’Italia e Berlino con un Valentin Mufila, un cantautore congolese che vive in Italia e Carly Quiroz un pianista argentino che vive a Berlino.
https://www.facebook.com/worldpeopleunited/
https://www.instagram.com/wopusound/
Cristina and Valentin Mufila
“LOVE, TEARS AND JOY”
Love songs from Planet Eearth, (Berlin and Italy)
“Scusami” by Cristina Barzi …a funny song about your love that snores next to you in bed. Feat Nicola Puglielli, Albert Florian Mihai, violin “Florin”and at the snorings Paolo 🙂
PULSE OF PEACE BAND. Songs for Peace. Pop, Rock, Afro Pop and Swing
“GYPSYLIANA and OFFICINA NOMADE”. Rome, Italy
ITALIAN GYPSY MUSIC
Gypsy and Italian Swing
A NOMADIC MUSICAL JOURNEY WITHOUT STYLISTIC BOUNDARIES AND SUBMISSIONS TO THE MUSICAL FASHIONS
My musical concept of mixing Italian and Roma music to create a unique creative way connect two musically wide cultures, especially Italian and Roma music from Eastern Europe.
Gypsyliana on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/2VEzIpro4VSRPf8TOCPVEM
“VENGO ANCH’IO, NO TU NO”
by Enzo Iannacci. Italian cover from the 70s. From my CD “SONUS NOMAS”.
Distribution: WM RECORDINGS, Holland
http://www.wmrecordings.com/
mp3 Audio
“VIOLINO ZIGANO”
by C.A.Bixio. Italian cover from the 30s.
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“VIVERE”
by C.A. Bixio. Italian hit from the 30s.
From my CD “SONUS NOMAS”
Distribution: WM RECORDINGS, Holland http://www.wmrecordings.com/
mp3 Audio
CRISTINA BARZI & THE ROCCOBILLY BAND
ITALIAN ROCK’N ROLL and SWING
THE ITALIAN MUSICAL EXPERIENCE IN BERLIN AND ALL OVER THE WORLD
ROCK ‘N ROLL SWING POP TRADITIONAL
An elegant, poetic, ironic and entertaining repertoire of Italian Oldies and more: from the best energetic Italian Rock ‘n Roll to Italian Swing – Pop – Traditional and Neapolitan music.
A cheerful group of Italian professional musicians, all living in Berlin, bringing their cultural background to Germany and all over the world, entertaining the audience with their absolute Italian groove and the most beautiful Italian songs, with real Italian groove.
We have had the honor of playing in 2014 at the IFA MESSE BERLIN for the former Mayor Klaus Wowereit and in 2015 for the current Mayor of Berlin Michael Müller.
SINGERS: Cristina Barzi and Luca Artioli.
GUITAR: Mauro Pandolfino
BASS: Gianfranco Coppola
KEYBOARD: Carly Moscardini Quiroz
DRUMS: Nico Lippolis
BACKING VOCALS: Manuela Prandini and Valentina Pirozzi
LIVE IN BERLIN, mp3 audio. Part 1 Absolute Rock ‘n Roll
LIVE IN BERLIN, mp3 audio. Part 2 Absolute Italian Oldies
LIVE IN BERLIN, mp3 audio. Part 3 Love and Ironic Songs
LIVE IN BERLIN, mp3 audio. Part 4 Party Music
FANFARA KALASHNIKOV
NAPOLI A MODO MIO
NEAPOLITAN MUSIC
“NAPOLI A MODO MIO” (Naples My Way)
Classic Neapolitan music. Famous (and not so famous) ballads, up-tempo and comedic songs of Naples. Beautiful readings from “Napoli sul mare luccica” a book by Antonella Cilento, are intertwined throughout the evening.
A special moment in the show is a tribute to one of the last composers of Neapolitan Song, Fausto Cigliano with his song, Duorme, written in the ‘60s with Ennio Morricone.
http://www.napoliamodomio.com/