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Marco Mengoni
Marco Mengoni at a press conference three days before the Eurovision Song Contest 2013 in Malmö.
Marco Mengoni en una conferencia de prensa tres días antes del Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión 2013 en Malmö .
Información de contexto
Nació (1988-12-25) 25 de diciembre de 1988 (32 años)
Ronciglione , Viterbo , Italia
GénerosPop [1]
Ocupación (es)
  • Cantautor
  • doblador
Años activos2009-presente
EtiquetasSony Music
Sitio webmarcomengoni .it

Marco Mengoni ( pronunciación italiana:  [ˈmarko meŋˈɡoːni] ; nacido el 25 de diciembre de 1988) es un cantautor italiano. Saltó a la fama en 2009, después de ganar la tercera temporada del programa de talentos italiano X Factor . [2] Desde entonces, ha vendido más de 2,8 millones de discos en Italia, alcanzando su punto máximo en la lista de álbumes italianos siete veces consecutivas y entrando en la lista de sencillos italianos Top10 quince veces. [3] [4]

Su juego extendido debut de 2009 , Dove si vola , fue precedido por el sencillo con el mismo título , que alcanzó el primer lugar en la lista de descargas digitales más importantes de Italia y también sirvió como su canción de coronación. En febrero de 2010, Mengoni compitió en el 60º Festival de Música de San Remo con la canción " Credimi ancora ", quedando tercero en un campo de quince. [5] La canción fue incluida en su segunda obra extendida, Re matto , que debutó en el número uno en Italia. El EP se promocionó a través de una gira por Italia, que dio como resultado el álbum en vivo Re matto live . El primer álbum de estudio de larga duración de Mengoni, Solo 2.0, fue lanzado en septiembre de 2010 y fue certificado oro por la Federación de la Industria Musical Italiana .

En 2013, Mengoni ganó el 63º Festival de Música de San Remo con su canción " L'essenziale ". Durante la competencia fue seleccionado internamente por la RAI para representar a Italia en el Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión 2013 en Malmö , donde interpretó "L'essenziale". La canción también se convirtió en el sencillo principal del álbum #prontoacorrere , que se convirtió en su cuarto número uno en la lista de álbumes italianos . En 2015, Mengoni editó los álbumes Parole in circolo y Le cose che non-ho , que formaban parte del mismo proyecto artístico, incluyendo también el disco en vivo Marco Mengoni Live, todos ellos alcanzando el número uno de la lista de álbumes italianos. Tras la colaboración de 2017 Come Neve con la cantante italiana Giorgia , en 2018 publicó su séptimo álbum número uno consecutivo Atlantico .

Durante su carrera, Mengoni ha recibido varios premios, incluidos dos TRL Awards , nueve Wind Music Awards , nueve MTV Italian Music Awards y un Kid's Choice Awards . En 2010 y 2015, ganó el MTV Europe Music Award a la Mejor Actuación Europea , convirtiéndose en el primer artista italiano en ganar ese premio. En 2013, también ganó el premio MTV European Music Award a la Mejor Actuación del Sur de Europa.

Vida temprana [ editar ]

Marco Mengoni nació el 25 de diciembre de 1988 en Ronciglione , una comuna de la provincia de Viterbo , en el centro de Italia , donde también pasó su juventud. [6] Es el único hijo de Nadia Ferrari y Maurizio Mengoni. [7] [8] [9] A los catorce años, mientras estudiaba diseño industrial en la escuela secundaria, comenzó a tomar lecciones de canto. [10] [11] Mengoni más tarde comenzó a actuar como miembro de un grupo vocal de cinco integrantes. [11] Después de dejar la escuela, se trasladó a Roma , donde se matriculó en una licenciatura en Idiomas. [11]Durante sus estudios, ocasionalmente trabajó como barman y actuó en piano bares y durante bodas. [12] Durante los mismos años, tuvo su primera experiencia en el negocio de la música grabada, trabajando como mezclador de sonido y como programador de música . [11]

Carrera musical [ editar ]

2009: Factor X y Dove si vola [ editar ]

Mengoni audicionó para la tercera temporada del programa de talentos italiano X Factor en 2009, interpretando una versión de "Uomini semplici" de Eduardo De Crescenzo . [13] Su categoría, "16-24", fue guiada por Morgan , quien eligió a Mengoni como uno de sus 4 mejores concursantes. [14] Durante los shows en vivo, interpretó canciones de una amplia gama de géneros, recibiendo las felicitaciones y la admiración de cantantes italianos populares como Mina , Giorgia , Elisa y Adriano Celentano . [15] [16]El 2 de diciembre de 2009, Mengoni fue anunciado como el ganador del concurso, recibiendo un contrato de grabación con un valor declarado de 300.000 € y siendo seleccionado automáticamente como uno de los participantes del Festival de Música de San Remo 2010 . [17]

El sencillo ganador de Mengoni, " Dove si vola ", debutó en el número uno en la lista de descargas digitales más importantes de Italia , [18] y se incluyó en la obra extendida con el mismo título , lanzado el 4 de diciembre de 2009. [19] El EP, También incluye la canción original "Lontanissimo da te" y cinco grabaciones de estudio de versiones que había realizado anteriormente durante el programa de televisión, [20] alcanzó el puesto número 9 en la lista de álbumes italianos [21] y fue certificado Platino por la Federación Italiana Industria de la música. [22]

Rendimientos y resultados de X Factor serie 3
EpisodioTemaElección de canciónArtista originalPedido #Resultado
Audición [13]Elección del audicionista"Uomini semplici"Eduardo De CrescenzoN / AAvanzado
Bootcamp [23]"La luce dell'est"Lucio Battisti
" Podemos solucionarlo "Los Beatles
" (Me haces sentir como) una mujer natural "Aretha Franklin
" Estoy fuera del amor "Anastacia
Show en vivo 1 [24]Elección del mentor" Hombre en el espejo "Michael Jackson5A salvo
Show en vivo 2 [25]" L'amore si odia "Noemi hazaña. Fiorella Mannoia2
Show en vivo 3 [26]1980 en la música"Notorious"Duran Duran1
Live Show 4[27]Mentor's Choice"Psycho Killer"Talking Heads6
Live Show 5[28]"My Baby Just Cares for Me"Nina Simone4
Live Show 6[29]"Ashes to Ashes"David Bowie5
Live Show 7[30]"Helter Skelter"The Beatles3
Live Show 8[31]"Insieme a te sto bene"Lucio Battisti2
Acappella Songs"L'appuntamento"Ornella Vanoni12
Live Show 9[32]Sanremo Music Festival"Almeno tu nell'universo"Mia Martini6
Live Show 10[33]Italian-language Songs"Onda su onda"Bruno Lauzi1
Michael Jackson"Billie Jean"Michael Jackson11
Live Show 11[34]Mentor's Choice"Kiss"Prince and The Revolution5
"Il nostro concerto"Umberto Bindi6
Live Show 12[35]"Back in Black"AC/DC4
Acappella Songs"Senza fine"Gino Paoli5
Winner's Song"Dove si vola"Marco Mengoni12
Final[36]Celebrity Duets"Oggi sono io" (with Alex Britti)Alex Britti3
Mentor's Choice"Amore assurdo"Morgan5
Winner's Song"Dove si vola"Marco Mengoni7
Medley"Psycho Killer", "My Baby Just Cares for Me", "Almeno tu nell'universo"Talking Heads, Nina Simone, Mia Martini10Winner
Acappella Song"The Fool on the Hill"The Beatles12

2010: Sanremo Music Festival and Re matto[edit]

Mengoni during a concert in 2010.

In February 2010, Mengoni competed in the Big Artists section of the 60th Sanremo Music Festival, placing third with the song "Credimi ancora".[37][38] After being released as a single, "Credimi ancora" peaked at number three in Italy, and it was certified platinum by the Federation of the Italian Music Industry.[39][40] The song was also included in Mengoni's second EP, Re matto, released on 17 February 2010. The EP held the top spot of the Italian Albums Chart for four consecutive weeks,[41] and it also spawned the singles "Stanco (Deeper Inside)" and "In un giorno qualunque".[42][43]

The EP was also promoted through Mengoni's first concert tour, Re matto live, which debuted in Milan on 3 May 2010 and consisted of 56 two-hours shows,[44][45] including choreographies by Luca Tommassini and featuring songs from his previous studio records, as well as covers such as "Live and Let Die", "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction", "Mad World", "Proud Mary" and "Tears in Heaven".[46][47][48]A live album and video album was recorded during the tour. Titled Re matto live, it was released on 19 October 2010,[43] and it debuted and peaked atop the Italian Albums Chart, later being certified platinum by the Federation of the Italian Music Industry.[22][49]

During the same year, Mengoni received the TRL award for Man of the Year.[50] After being voted Best Italian Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards 2010, he also won the award for Best European Act, becoming the first Italian artist to receive the prize.[51][52]

2011–12: Solo 2.0[edit]

On 2 September 2011 Mengoni released the single "Solo (Vuelta al ruedo)", preceding his first full-length studio album, Solo 2.0. Mengoni co-wrote most of the songs on the album,[53] working with composers including Italian singers-songwriters Neffa and Dente.[54] Influenced by electronic and rock music,[55][56] the album also includes tracks featuring the Italian a cappella group Cluster and the orchestra directed by Fabio Gurian.[55]Released on 27 September 2011, Solo 2.0 debuted at number one on the Italian Albums Chart,[57] and it was certified gold for domestic sales exceeding 30,000 units.[58] On 21 October 2011, "Tanto il resto cambia" was released as the album's second single, while the third single, "Dall'inferno", was released to Italian radio stations on 27 January 2013.[59]

In 2011, Mengoni also appeared on Lucio Dalla's compilation album Questo amore, duetting with him on a new version of the hit "Meri Luis",[60] and on Renato Zero's video album Sei Zero, performing "Per non essere così".[61]To promote his first full-length album, Mengoni embarked on an Italian tour, the Solo tour 2.0, which debuted on 26 November 2011 in Milan.[62] In April 2012, a second leg of the tour started. Taking place in Italian theatres, it was created by Mengoni with Andrea Rigonat and Italian singer Elisa.[63]

2013–14: Sanremo Music Festival, #prontoacorrere and Eurovision Song Contest[edit]

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Marco Mengoni presenting the song he is performing in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013.

In February 2013, Mengoni competed in the 63rd Sanremo Music Festival with the songs "L'essenziale" and "Bellissimo", the latter written by Gianna Nannini.[64] On 12 February 2013, "L'essenziale" won against "Bellissimo" as the song to be performed by Mengoni during the next stages of the competition.[65] During the fourth night, he also performed a cover of Luigi Tenco's "Ciao amore ciao".[66] On 16 February 2013, Mengoni was announced the winner of the competition.[67] During the same night, an internal jury also chose Mengoni among the other participants to the competition as the Italian entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013.[68]

A shortened version of "L'essenziale" was later chosen as the song to be performed during the Eurovision Song Contest.[69] As part of the "Big Five", Mengoni automatically qualified for the final of the competition, held in Malmö, Sweden, on 18 May 2013. Mengoni finished seventh in a field of 26, receiving 126 points.[70]

After being released as a single, "L'essenziale" debuted at number one on the Italian Digital Downloads chart, holding the top spot for a total of eight consecutive weeks and being certified multi-platinum.[39][71]Both "L'essenziale" and "Bellissimo" were included in Mengoni's second studio album, #prontoacorrere, produced by Michele Canova and released in Italy on 19 March 2013.[72] The album, which features songs written by artists such as Mark Owen, Gianna Nannini, Ivano Fossati and Cesare Cremonini,[72] debuted at number one in Italy, and it was certified platinum by the Federation of the Italian Music Industry.[73]The following singles from the album, "Pronto a correre" and "Non passerai", were released in Italy on 19 April and on 23 August 2013, respectively, and they both entered the top-ten in Mengoni's home country.[74][75][76][77]

In July 2014, Mengoni said that his Eurovision experience left him "a little astonished" and that he would compete again "without a second thought."[78]

2015–16: Parole in circolo and Le cose che non-ho[edit]

In January 2015, Mengoni released his third studio album, Parole in circolo, the first part of a "two-chapters" project. The album was preceded by the single "Guerriero", released in November 2014.[79][80]The second part of this project, which consisted in the album Le cose che non-ho, was released in December 2015.[81]After being voted Best Italian Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards 2015, he also won the award for Best European Act for the second time.[82][83]The closing part of this artistic project was the live album Marco Mengoni Live, released in October 2016.[84] The album also featured six studio tracks, including the single "Sai che" and a duet with English singer Paloma Faith, which recorded the track "Ad occhi chiusi (Light in You)".[84]

2018–present: Atlantico[edit]

On 19 October 2018, Marco Mengoni published Voglio and Buona Vita singles at the same time, which anticipated the fifth studio album Atlantico, published on 30 November.[85] On 30 November released the third single Hola (I Say), in collaboration with Tom Walker. On 5 April 2019 he released the fourth single Muhammad Ali.[86] The album is available in both Italian and Spanish.

Musical style and influences[edit]

Primarily a pop singer,[1] according to Il Corriere della Sera's Luca Benedetti, Mengoni has a typically soul voice, with pop rock tones.[87] His tone was also described by Maurizio Porro as "a sort of captivating miaow".[88]

In late 2009 he defined his musical style as "British/black".[89][90]In several interviews, Mengoni has claimed that one of his most relevant influences is The Beatles.[91][92] Mengoni also cited David Bowie,[93] Michael Jackson[94] and Renato Zero[95] among his most relevant influences.

Discography[edit]

Main article: Marco Mengoni discography

Studio albums

  • Solo 2.0 (2011)
  • #prontoacorrere (2013)
  • Parole in circolo (2015)
  • Le cose che non ho (2015)
  • Atlantico (2018)[96]

Live albums

  • Re matto live (2010)
  • Marco Mengoni Live (2016)

Extended plays

  • Dove si vola (2009)
  • Re matto (2010)

Tours[edit]

  • 2010: Re matto tour
  • 2011: Solo tour 2.0
  • 2012: Tour teatrale
  • 2013: L'Essenziale Tour
  • 2015: #MengoniLive2015
  • 2016: #MengoniLive2016

Awards and nominations[edit]

YearCeremonyCategoryWorkResult
2010TRL AwardsMTV Man of the Year[50]HimselfWon
My TRL Best Video[50]Credimi ancoraNominated
MTV Europe Music AwardsBest Italian Act[97]HimselfWon
Best European Act[51]Won
Wind Music AwardsPlatinum Album Award[98]Dove si volaWon
Platinum Album Award[98]Re mattoWon
2011TRL AwardsBest Talent Show Artist[99]HimselfNominated
Wind Music AwardsPlatinum Album Award[100]Re matto liveWon
Platinum Digital Single Award[100]"Credimi ancora"Won
Platinum Digital Single Award[100]"In un giorno qualunque"Won
2012TRL AwardsBest Look[101]HimselfNominated
Superman Award[102]Won
Onstage AwardsBest Video[103]"Dall'inferno"Nominated
2013Wind Music AwardsMulti-platinum Digital Single Award[104][105]"L'essenziale"Won
Platinum Album Award[104][105]#prontoacorrereWon
MTV Italian Music AwardsSuperman Award[106]HimselfWon
Artist Saga[106]Won
Best Fan[106]Nominated
MTV Europe Music AwardsBest Italian Act[107]Won
Best Southern European Act[108]Won
Best Worldwide Act[108]Nominated
2014Kids' Choice AwardsBest Italian Singer[109]Won
MTV Italian Music AwardsBest Look[110]Won
Best Fan[110]Won
TwITStar[110]Won
Artist Saga[110]Won
2015Wind Music AwardsMulti-platinum Album Award[111]Parole in circoloWon
Multi-platinum Single Award[111]"Guerriero"Won
MTV Italian Music AwardsSuperman Award[112]HimselfWon
Artist Saga[112]Won
Best Performance[113]"Io ti aspetto"Won
MTV Europe Music AwardsBest Italian Act[82]HimselfWon
Best European Act[83]Won
2016Onstage AwardsBest Italian Tour[114]#MengoniLive2015Nominated
Live Anthem[114]"Esseri umani"Nominated
Best Fanbase[114]L'esercitoNominated
Best Look[114]HimselfNominated
Best Performer[115]HimselfWon
MTV Italian Music AwardsBest Italian Male[116]HimselfWon
Best Tormentone[116]"Ti ho voluto bene veramente"Nominated
Best Fan[116]L'esercitoNominated
2017MTV Italian Music AwardsBest Italian Male[117]HimselfWon
Best FanL'esercitoWon

Filmography[edit]

Film performances
TitleYearRoleNotes
The Lorax2012Onceler (voice)Italian dub
Leggio d'oro – Special Award for Revelation Voice Actor in a Cartoon
The Lion King2019Simba (voice)Italian dub
KlausJesper (voice)Italian dub; Netflix Original Movie

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External links[edit]

  • Official website
  • Marco Mengoni at Allmusic
  • Marco Mengoni at MTV
Awards and achievements
Preceded by
Matteo Becucci		 Italian X Factor
Winner
2009		Succeeded by
Nathalie Giannitrapani
Preceded by
maNga		 Best European Act in the MTV Europe Music Awards
2010		Succeeded by
Lena
Preceded by
Emma Marrone		 Sanremo Music Festival
Winner
2013		Succeeded by
Arisa
Preceded by
Nina Zilli
with "L'amore è femmina"		 Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest
2013		Succeeded by
Emma Marrone
with "La mia città"