Angela Baraldi in Concerto con “3021 Live”

ANGELA BARALDI in concert at the Teatro Miela in Trieste as part of the "3021" tour to perform live the tracks featured in the new album of the same name (Caravan / Sony Music Italy), available in digital format, CD, and vinyl (https://bio.to/3021.AngelaBaraldi).

Tickets for the Trieste concert are available for pre-sale on Vivaticket.

Accompanying Angela Baraldi on stage will be Federico Fantuz (guitar), Daniele Buffoni (drums), and Giovanni Fruzzetti (bass and synth).

Produced by Caravan, the record label of Francesco De Gregori, and distributed by Sony Music Italy, "3021" includes 8 tracks written by Angela Baraldi herself and composed together with Federico Fantuz. For the musical arrangements, the singer-songwriter, breaking the mold, took inspiration at times from the cosmos and its mysterious charm, while in the lyrics, she sought the essential, exploring human sensations and feelings.

"3021" was recorded and mixed by Alessandro Sportelli and mastered by Giovanni Versari, with artistic production by Angela Baraldi, Federico Fantuz, and Ale Sportelli.

Born in Bologna, ANGELA BARALDI is a singer and actress with 9 albums to her credit. In the 1980s, her first musical experiences took shape with underground groups in the Bologna area, such as Hi-Fi Bros and The Stupid Set. As a backing vocalist, she participated in the Dalla/Morandi tour and sang in the soundtrack of Mario Monicelli's "I Picari." In 1990, her first album, "Viva," produced by Lucio Dalla, was released. Throughout her career, she collaborated with artists such as Luca Carboni, Ron, Lucio Dalla, and Francesco De Gregori. In 1993, with the song "A piedi nudi," she won the Critics' Award at the Sanremo Festival and opened Francesco De Gregori's tour, with whom she dueted in the song "Anidride Solforosa," featured in the live album "Bootleg." 1994 marked her film debut with the movie "Like Two Crocodiles," directed by Giacomo Campiotti, with whom she had already collaborated in her early music videos. She starred in "Quo Vadis, Baby?", a film by Gabriele Salvatores for which she won three significant film awards: the Flaiano Prize for Best Debut Actress, the Efebo d'Oro, and the Silver Iris at the Montreal Film Festival. The film was followed by the series "Quo Vadis Baby" produced by Sky Cinema, where she continued to play the role of private investigator Giorgia Cantini. In subsequent years, she returned to collaborate with Lucio Dalla in "The Beggar’s Opera" and with Giardini di Mir 2, Massimo Volume, and DJ Gruff. In 2011, she toured with Massimo Zamboni, with whom she recorded two albums ("Solo una terapia: dai CCCP all’Estinzione," 2011, and "Un’infinita compressione procede lo scoppio," 2013). In 2014, she was cast in the lead role in "The Wedding Singers" directed by Emanuele Conte, produced by the Luzzati Foundation/Teatro della Tosse of Genoa. In 2017, her eighth album, "Tornano Sempre" (Woodworm), was released. She was part of the cast of the Rai 1 series "La Compagnia del Cigno," directed by Ivan Cotroneo, and performed in theater with "Nomadic" by and with Telmo Pievani and Gianni Maroccolo. In 2024, she opened for the De Gregori Dal Vivo concerts, Francesco De Gregori's summer tour.
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