Emerging from the vibrant streets of Naples, Italy, E. Di Lazzaro etched their name into the annals of music with their captivating song, "La Piccinina." Led by the enigmatic frontman Enzo Di Lazzaro, the band embarked on a remarkable journey that was not without its challenges and controversies.
Members:
* Enzo Di Lazzaro (vocals, piano) * Antonio Esposito (drums) * Salvatore Esposito (bass) * Giovanni D'Andrea (guitar)
Discography:
E. Di Lazzaro released a string of successful albums, including:
* "Napule 'e notte" (1969) * "Comme Na Canzone" (1970) * "E. Di Lazzaro" (1971) * "Na Canzone 'E Napule" (1972) * "Core 'E Napule" (1973)
La Piccinina: A Timeless Classic
The song "La Piccinina" became an instant hit, captivating audiences with its haunting melody and poignant lyrics that told the tale of a young girl from Naples. The song's raw emotion and timeless appeal have cemented its place as one of the most beloved Neapolitan songs ever written.
Challenges and Controversies:
E. Di Lazzaro's success was not without its hurdles. The band faced accusations of plagiarism and copyright infringement over some of their songs. However, they navigated these challenges with unwavering determination and passion for their music.
Legacy:
Despite the controversies, E. Di Lazzaro's legacy remains untarnished. Their music continues to resonate with audiences worldwide, and "La Piccinina" remains an enduring symbol of Neapolitan culture. Enzo Di Lazzaro's powerful vocals and the band's vibrant sound have left an indelible mark on Italian music, inspiring generations of artists to come.