Trallalero is a traditional multipart vocal music genre from Genoa, Italy. It is characterized by its distinctive polyphonic structure, often performed by male choirs. This unique vocal style combines a tenor voice (called the "primo") leading the melody, supported by baritones, basses, and falsettos that create a rich harmonic tapestry. The singers often employ intricate vocal techniques, harmonizing in a way that mimics instrumental sounds, with rhythm and pitch playing crucial roles. The genre is deeply rooted in the working-class culture of Genoa, often performed at gatherings and celebrations. Groups like Genova Quarto and La Voltrese, among others, continue to preserve and celebrate this vibrant vocal tradition.

'Na reuza sarvæga (Trallalero Genovese)

I Giovani Canterini di Sant'Olcese

Album - 17 Tracks - Released November 15, 2017