Casa del Vento is an Italian folk-rock band with a strong focus on political and social issues. Emerging in the late 1990s, the band is rooted in the leftist tradition, often infusing their music with themes of resistance and historical memory. Their sound is a harmonious blend of rock, folk, and traditional Italian music, and they are known for their poetic lyrics and passionate performances.

Throughout their career, Casa del Vento has remained committed to social activism, which is reflected in their discography. Songs like "Bella Ciao," an iconic Italian resistance anthem, showcase their engagement with anti-fascism and their commemorative spirit. Other releases such as "Alle Corde" and "Mare di mezzo" continue to address various aspects of the human condition and contemporary issues. The band's work not only serves as a voice for political expression but also as a bridge linking past struggles with present-day concerns, as evidenced in albums like "Sessant'anni di resistenza" which commemorates six decades of resistance movements. The passion of Casa del Vento’s message is matched by their musical talent, ensuring their relevance in Italy's music scene and in the hearts of those who value music as a tool for change and remembrance.