Davide Van De Sfroos

Born in Monza, born in 1965, David Bernasconi grew up in Mezzegra, in the "heart" of Lake Como. Almost all his songs (and his books) are part of the Lario and its profound spirit. Most of the texts is designed, written and sung in dialect tremezzino (or laghée): a language rather than a dialect, made even more realistic by stories and absolutely poetic characters. The first is called "asylums" in 1995, which was followed, in 1999, "Breva & Tivan", Tenco Award for "Best new author"; "... And I left semm" in 2001, gold record with over 50 thousand copies sold and Targa Tenco 2002 as "Best album in dialect"; in 2005 "Akuaduulza", whose namesake tour stops in the most important festivals of "Folkest" to "La Notte della Taranta" and touches several foreign cities from Madrid to Brussels, for the "French Quarter Festival" from Berlin to New Orleans . Released in 2008, the solo album "PICA!", "Beats" in dialect laghée, invocation of the miners of the Alta Valtellina at work. "PICA" winning a historic 4th place in the Fimi / Nielsen of the best-selling albums in Italy and the Targa Tenco 2008 as "best album in dialect." To present DVDS is in concert, for the first time in the prestigious arena of the Forum of Assago (Milan), registering a resounding sold out with 12 thousand spectators. In February 2011, David Van De Sfroos part in the 61st edition of the Sanremo Festival with "Yanez", a song on the famous character Salgarian Yanez de Gomera, positioning itself, a step away from the podium, fourth in the final standings. March 15, releases his new solo album entitled, in turn, "Yanez". April 15, 2014, three years after Sanremo success of Yanez, David delivered to fans his new solo album, "Goga and Magog", published by the Bat Records and distributed by Universal Music. The new work debuted in second place in the Fimi-selling lines (www.fimi.it).