The story of Italian soundtrack composer Piero Umiliani, from his post-war beginnings in the jazz combos of the Allies, to being one of the first to experiment with lounge and electronic music in Italy.
Massimo Martella
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Enrico Pieranunzi
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Massimo Martellotta
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Enrico Gabrielli
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Fabio Rondanini
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Luca Cavina
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Simona Severini
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Carlotta Proietti
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Alessandra Umiliani
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Elisabetta Umiliani
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Stefania Baffa
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Luca Sapio
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