Valerio Sgarra, a well-known singer-songwriter from Naples, is preparing to release his latest single, "Cronache di una morte avvenita," out January 27th. Recorded using low-fi during a live performance at the Giardini Ravino in Ischia, the track takes its name from the acclaimed novel by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
The song combines characteristic Neapolitan melodies with a direct and incisive text in Italian, narrating the apathy that often surrounds crimes that are foretold rather than truly surprising. The single “Chronicles of a Death Forewarned” will be available to listen to on digital platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music starting at midnight on January 27.
Biography of Valerio Sgarra
Born in 1973 in Bagnoli, Naples, Valerio Sgarra began his musical journey as a keyboard player in training, performing with a band that paid homage to songs by the Doors and the Velvet Underground. Later, he collaborated with Scetavajasse, a street folk-punk band, and released an independent album with 10 original songs entitled “Dovrebbe chiamarsi canzone”.
In addition to music, Sgarra also distinguished himself in the theater, where he acted as a singer and actor in the off-theater environment of Naples. He founded the orchestra “Le contraddictione del bancone”, with which he created and performed unique theater-song shows, achieving success in local theaters and clubs. Throughout his career, he took part in numerous theater projects and literary publications, thus demonstrating his wide range of artistic talents.
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