From Sydney to Berlin, flying over Bali and Dubai

Lorenzo Santangelo, co-author of "Bali e Dubai", retraces Biondo's career, which this year also sees him as a protagonist at the cinema, where he played himself in the film "It's for your good", acting alongside Italian movie stars such as Vincenzo Salemme, Marco Giallini and Claudia Pandolfi.

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Among the hits of summer 2020 there is also "Bali e Dubai", Biondo's latest single. Born in 1998, Biondo made himself known at a very young age first on the web with "Quattro mura", a song he himself uploaded to the YouTube platform and which was a great success, and then in 2017 thanks to the TV show "Amici" with Maria De Filippi.

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