Tiromancino

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Tiromancino
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Federico Zampaglione
Background information
Origin Italy
Genres
Years active1989–present
Members Federico Zampaglione
Website tiromancino.com

Tiromancino is an Italian pop group founded in 1989 by Federico Zampaglione. They have released 14 albums. [1]

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Their music is a blend of folk and electronica.

Discography

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