Monday, 2 June 2008
Nino De Angelo
Artist: Nino De Angelo
Genre(s):
Pop
Discography:
Flieger Cd5
Year: 1989
Tracks: 3
Samuraj Cd5
Year:
Tracks: 3
Although he makes the news these years more because of his massive personal debt than his music, Nino de Angelo has had a long and successful life history in Germany as a pop singer. Born in Germany as Domenico Gerhard Gorgoglione on December 18, 1963, to Italian immigrant parents, de Angelo began his music life history in 1979 when he began tattle Elvis Presley, Adriano Celentano, and Renato Zero songs in a Persian eating house. A year later in 1980 he officially became a German citizen. Turning 17 in 1981, he signed a transcription contract with Polydor Records in Hamburg, releasing two singles under the nominate Nino before the year was up, only neither of these fared well. His third single for the pronounce appeared in 1982 under the nominate Nino de Angelo and reached heights into the German pop charts, attracting the attention of the teen magazines -- and de Angelo's run as a stripling matinee idol began. He released several singles and albums through the eighties, slowing his pace in the nineties spell he battled lymph node cancer and several financial disasters, rebounding slightly as the 21st century began, although his life history as an adult singer is silent organism shaped.