Lautari is a project that plays a significant role in the contemporary interpretation and revival of Southern Italian folk music. Infused with a deep sense of historical and cultural roots, their work often involves the recreation and modernization of traditional tunes, ensuring the longevity and relevance of these musical heritages. Their name, Lautari, is derived from the Eastern European and Balkan traditions, referencing musicians who are well-versed in the art of playing at various occasions, further underscoring the group's dedication to the communal and celebratory nature of music.

Lautari's discography is characterized by a passionate exploration of the rich tapestry of Southern Italian traditions. Albums and tracks like "Fora Tempu," "Arrè," "C'era cu c'era," "Anima Antica," “La Casa Di Icaro,” and "Acqua e sali" showcase their ability to blend timeless melodies with contemporary arrangements. They often employ a vibrant array of instruments such as the accordion, frame drums, and wind instruments, alongside haunting, evocative vocals. Through each release, Lautari not only aims to preserve the past but also to breathe new life into it, enabling these traditional sounds to resonate with modern audiences across the globe.