Lorenzo Baglioni

Lorenzo Baglioni is an Italian singer, songwriter, and comedian who’s become well-known for combining music with education and humor. Originally trained as a mathematician and actor, he broke into the music scene with songs that cleverly explain complex academic topics—like grammar rules and math formulas—in catchy, lighthearted ways. His witty and informative style earned him national attention, especially with his 2018 Sanremo Festival entry “Il Congiuntivo,” a song about the Italian subjunctive tense that brought grammar into the mainstream spotlight.

Baglioni’s music often reflects current events, school life, and pop culture, making subjects that might seem dry feel engaging and fun. Along with his solo projects and albums like Ripassongs—a series of educational tracks—he’s also been active with performances in theater and television. With releases like “Tutto il 2023 in una canzone” and “Un milione di cose più una,” he continues to blend entertainment with insight in a way that resonates with a wide audience, from students to adults with a love for clever wordplay.