Lou Seriol

Lou Seriol is an Italian music group originating from the province of Cuneo in Piedmont, Italy. They are known for singing primarily in Occitan, a language closely associated with the Occitan valleys of the region. Formed in 1992, the group emerged during a period of renewed interest in Occitan music and culture. Their music reflects this heritage, blending traditional elements with contemporary styles. Some of their notable releases include "Occitan," "Maquina enfernala," "Reviori," "Persi Pien," and "Ambe Vos - Live 2009," showcasing their diverse musical approach.

Lou Seriol's name, which means "squirrel" in Catalan, reflects their playful and creative approach to music. The group continues to perform live, entertaining audiences with their unique blend of Occitan culture and modern music. Their performances are characterized by a lighthearted and engaging style, as they explore themes of identity and cultural heritage through their music.