Cesare Cremonini

Cesare Cremonini is an Italian singer-songwriter, record producer, and actor born 27 March 1980. He emerged as the lead vocalist of Italian band Lùnapop between 1999 and 2002, establishing himself in the domestic rock scene. After signing with Warner Music Group in 2002, he released three studio albums—Bagus, Maggese, and Il primo bacio sulla Luna—all charting in Italy's top ten. In 2011, a shift to Universal Music Italia brought La teoria dei colori, promoted by singles including "Il comico (Sai che risate)" and "La nuova stella di Broadway". By 2014, Cremonini had crystallized his solo formula: Logico became his first number-one album, alongside the live document Più che logico, anchored by hits "Logico #1", "Buon viaggio (Share the Love)", and "Lost in the Weekend". In 2017, Possibili scenari reached number one again, yielding "Poetica" and "Nessuno vuole essere Robin". He published a greatest-hits collection in 2021 (Cremonini 2C2C - The Best Of) and a seventh studio album in 2022 (La ragazza del futuro), before Alaska Baby became his third chart-topper in 2024, led by the single "Ora che non ho più te". Beyond music, Cremonini won a Nastro d'Argento in 2013 for Best Original Song, composing and writing "Amor mio" (performed by Gianni Morandi) for The Landlords, directed by Edoardo Gabbriellini. He has accumulated several Italian Music Awards and the MTV History honor at the MTV Italian Music Awards. As an Aries born in late March, Cremonini embodies the sign's drive toward innovation and leadership, evident in his two-decade arc from band frontman to solo auteur. Singers and songwriters typically perform live, record studio and live albums, collaborate with other artists, and write original material—a profile Cremonini has sustained across genres and formats.