He’s gone Enrico Musiani, passed away at the age of 86: the singer from Livorno, also known throughout Italy as a television face for having given voice to many songs that became famous on TV broadcasts, had been ill for some time and his daughter Sabrina announced his death, with whom he often dueted and together to which he also released some albums.
“I could write 10 thousand things about you – says the daughter on her official profile – but they would be of no use because you already knew them. One of a kind, Italian style. We have toured the world far and wide, doing a thousand concerts. Now you will sing together with your beloved Claudio Villa. Have a good trip Enricuzzo as I called you”.
In Brescia, Musiani was at home. Friend of Valle Camonicawhere he spent many summer days and where he held several concerts, it was he who introduced the people of Brescia to “Madonna with golden curls“, which has become the main chorus of Rondinelle and Germani fans both at Rigamonti and at Palaleonessa. Almost a hymn to the Brescian spirit, with that “Brescians” instead of “Christians” who identified it with our territory. A song that will be sung many, many times again, now with an extra thought for those who are no longer here.
