Enzo Jannacci

Enzo Jannacci, also as Vincenzo Jannacci (Milan, 3 june 1935) is a "cantautore", musician, actor and Italian cabarettist, sure one of the greatest protagonists of the Italian musical scene of the post-war period. Enzo Jannacci is considered one of the founders of Italian "canzone d'autore", with a mix of popular, jazz and R&B styles, together with Adriano Celentano, and the late Luigi Tenco and Giorgio Gaber, with whom he formed a society lasted more than forty years. Memorable his collaboration with the cabarettists Cochi & Renato, also part of the "Milan group", which had its peak in the 1970's with the show "Il Poeta e il Contadino", now a cult piece.