Ron

Rosalino Cellamare, known as Ron (born in Dorno, August 13, 1953), is one of the most important and beloved Italian singer-songwriters, an undisputed protagonist of authorial music. His career is among the most prestigious in the Italian music scene, with a rich repertoire of 26 studio albums, and is considered one of the finest in the authorial panorama: winner of “Premio Tenco alla carriera”, Ron has participated 8 times at the "Sanremo Festival" (winning with "Vorrei incontrarti fra cent’anni" and "Premio della Critica Mia Martini" with "Almeno pensami"), participated in 7 Festivalbar (winning with “Anima”) and received both the Bindi and De Andrè Career Awards. With his talent and compositional insights, he has written many hits, for himself and other great artists, many of which are engraved in collective memory and remain among the most played songs on the radio: "Una Città per cantare", "Piazza Grande", "Il Gigante e la bambina", "Al Centro della musica", "Joe Temerario", "Non abbiam bisogno di parole", "Attenti al lupo", "Chissà se lo sai", "Sono un figlio". Ron's career began when he was not yet seventeen, debuting at the "Sanremo Festival" with “Pa’ diglielo a Ma’”, instantly gaining fame and public favor. From the 1980s onwards, thanks to successful albums like "Una città per cantare", "Al centro della musica", "Calypso", "Guarda chi si vede", "Apri le braccia e poi vola", "Le foglie e il vento", Ron becomes one of the most loved Italian artists. Daniele Mignardi