Bandabardò, an Italian folk rock band from Florence, formed in 1993. The group began their career with an intense performance schedule across Italy and France. Their debut album, Il circo mangione, was released in 1996, winning the Ciampi Award for best first album of the year. Following this success, Bandabardò released several albums, including Iniziali Bi-Bi (1998), which featured their hit single "Beppeanna", and Mojito F.c. (2000). In 2004, they published an autobiography titled Vento in Faccia with journalist Massimo Cotto. Collaborating with artists such as Cisco and Dario Fo, Bandabardò continued to release albums like Tre Passi Avanti (2004) and L'improbabile (2014). Notable members include Alessandro Finazzo, Marco Bachi, Alessandro Nutini, and Federico Pacini.