Rosario Miraggio

Rosario Miraggio is an Italian singer from Naples, born on March 27, 1986. He started his career as a Neapolitan singer at the age of eight, performing a duet with his father. Miraggio gained early recognition, winning an award for the best emerging voice. His music career took off in 2004 with the release of his album "Amore in tre parole," which helped establish him on the Neapolitan music scene. Over the years, he has released several successful albums, including "Mille pezzi di cuore," which became one of his most notable works and featured the song "La macchina 50," used in the film "Gomorra." Miraggio continues to blend traditional Neapolitan music with contemporary pop, maintaining a distinct style that resonates with a wide audience.

Rosario Miraggio's discography includes albums like "Io canto a te," "Prendere o lasciare," "Il mio spazio nel tuo tempo," "Fortemente," "Mai Via," and more recently "Uguale A Me" (initially noted in 2018 but also referenced in a 2024 context). His music often explores themes of love and personal experiences, connecting deeply with listeners. Despite his roots in Neapolitan music, Miraggio's versatility has allowed him to explore broader pop genres, making him a significant figure in Italian music.