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Roberto Cacciapaglia, born in (Milan, December 28, 1959), is an Italian composer, pianist and musician.. He has been a key protagonist on the international scene for having the most innovative music, since he is highly recognized for having compositions that fuse experimental electronic music with traditional classical music. He is internationally known for his songs such as Oceano, Wild Side, The Future, Endless Time, Lux Libera Nos and Atlantico, ordered by popularity from left to right. Cacciapaglia, from the 70s to the present, has been investigating the powers of sound, which has led him to lead towards music beyond borders expressed through deep emotional contact. He's also had a lot of success with his live shows in Italy and such; A clear testimony was his tour of China, with concerts in Beijing and Shanghai. Other testimonies include his previous concerts in Russia, the United States, Spain, Slovakia, and Türkiye. Another of his greatest merits has been that he obtained first place, in his most recent album called Diapson, in the iTunes Classic Italy. Likewise, in 2015 he composed the song Tree of Life that reached #1 on the iTunes Classical Music Charts, where it stayed at the top for several months, being a great success for this majestic pianist..[1]
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