Mikelangelo Loconte

Singer-songwriter and actor in Italy

Mikelangelo Loconte - Performers & Entertainers born December 5th, 1973
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An Italian singer-songwriter, producer, and actor, this individual has contributed to the music and entertainment scene since the late 1990s. Gained prominence with musical theater productions such as 'Notre-Dame de Paris' and 'Romeo e Giulietta: Ama e cambia il mondo.' The artistic work encompasses a mix of pop and theatrical styles, appealing to a wide audience. Albums include 'Mikelangelo Loconte' and 'Mondo,' showcasing the blend of contemporary sounds and traditional influences. The career also spans performances in various television and film projects, further establishing a presence in Italian pop culture.

Performed in 'Notre-Dame de Paris'

Starred in 'Romeo e Giulietta: Ama e cambia il mondo'

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