Luca Dirisio

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Luca Dirisio
Background information
Origin	Vasto, Italy
Genres	Pop rock
Years active	2004–present
Labels	BMG

Luca Dirisio (born in Vasto, June 18, 1978) is an Italian singer.

Early life

Luca was born to Cecelia and Luigi Dirisio, on June 18, 1978, in Vasto. Before starting singing, he was a promising player in the Italian youth soccer league, although late in his young career he broke his right femur during a match.

Music career

His first single "Calma e sangue freddo" was published during the summer of 2004 in Italy and immediately became a hit. His first album, Luca Dirisio, sold more than 100,000 copies. The next singles extracted from this album were "Il mio amico vende il te", "Usami" and "Per sempre". During the summer, Luca started a long series of concerts in Italy. Recently, he won a prize to be "the revelation of the year" at an Italian music contest Festivalbar.

In 2006, while the album Luca Dirisio and the single "Calma e Sangue Freddo" were published in

In September 2006, Luca was chosen to sing "Se Provi a Volare", the Italian adaptation of "