Sergio Cammariere is an Italian singer, composer, and pianist born on November 15, 1960, in Crotone. He achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by jazz and for his success at the Festival di Sanremo. Cammariere achieved professional recognition for a career that began after he composed the soundtrack for the film Quando eravamo repressi (1992). He achieved professional recognition for participating in the Premio Tenco in 1997 and receiving the IMAIE prize for best musician and interpreter. His recording career began with the debut studio recording I ricordi e le persone (1993) released with the ensemble Stress Band. Cammariere achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Dalla pace del mare lontano (2001), which received the Targa Tenco for best debut work. He achieved professional recognition for the song "Tutto quello che un uomo" (2003), which reached third place at the Festival di Sanremo and received the critics' award. His discography included the studio recording Sul sentiero (2004) and the compilation recording Cantautore piccolino (2008), which reached Number 1 in the Italian charts and achieved gold certification. The artist achieved professional recognition for the studio recording La fine di tutti i guai (2019) and the studio recording Una sola giornata (2023).
