by John Bush
Italian pop singer Renato Zero debuted in 1973 with his album No! Mamma No!; he had released earlier material though, collected on 1982s Via Tagliamento 1965-1970. He released five additional albums during the 70s (including the hits Trapezio, Zerofobia and Erozero) and hit the 1980s in stride with a double-album, Tregua. Zero was even busier throughout the 80s, with a total of eight albums released during the decade, among them Artide Antartide, Identikit, Zero and Voyeur. Though he had experienced a loss in popularity during the late 80s, he returned in full force with two albums during 1991: Prometeo and La Coscienza di Zero. Renato Zero followed up with albums released in each of the four years from 1993 to 1996, including 1994s LImperfetto and 1996s Origini.
Italian pop singer Renato Zero debuted in 1973 with his album No! Mamma No!; he had released earlier material though, collected on 1982s Via Tagliamento 1965-1970. He released five additional albums during the 70s (including the hits Trapezio, Zerofobia and Erozero) and hit the 1980s in stride with a double-album, Tregua. Zero was even busier throughout the 80s, with a total of eight albums released during the decade, among them Artide Antartide, Identikit, Zero and Voyeur. Though he had experienced a loss in popularity during the late 80s, he returned in full force with two albums during 1991: Prometeo and La Coscienza di Zero. Renato Zero followed up with albums released in each of the four years from 1993 to 1996, including 1994s LImperfetto and 1996s Origini.
