Nino d'Angelo, Neapolitan, songwriter, actor, composer, screenwriter is famous and loved in Italy and abroad. In the 80s he was the protagonist of numerous musical films and was also known for his look, the famous blond bob. Critics have never loved him but his vast audience has always followed him with affection and constancy, singing his melodic love songs out loud.
In 1990 Nino d'Angelo completely changes her look, her hair becomes darker and shorter, it is the sign of an inner change and an artistic maturity. He writes songs not only about love but about social and real life themes. With the soundtrack of a feature film wins the David di Donatello as best musician and the Silver ribbon for the best music. He writes his first musical, continues to perform concerts, writes an autobiographical book, the intelligent ignoramus. Receives the Gassman Award for the show The last urchin and with the ethnic album Blackland wins the Gold Record for over 50.000 copies sold.
The mural by Nino d'Angelo
The singer, who has foreseen a dense schedule of concerts for this summer, is still very popular, especially in his Naples. To prove it, the affection and the massive presence of his fans a Napoli, in Piazza Guarino in San Pietro a Patierno, the neighborhood where Nino d'Angelo was born, for the inauguration of the mural that the Italian-Dutch street artist Jorit created for him.
The work was commissioned to the author by San Pietro a Patierno who wanted to pay homage to the artist who has always been proud of his origins. These are the words of the singer: "These people have always shown me great affection and the mural dedicated to me confirms this". "I thank all the people for a wonderful surprise that moved me and that now seals my relationship with this part of Naples where I started my career forever".
