Mimmo Locasciulli, born Domenico Locasciulli in Penne, Pescara, Italy, on July 7, 1949, is an Italian singer-songwriter, producer, and physician. After forming a band in 1965, he moved to Perugia in 1968 to study medicine while performing in local piano bars, later performing regularly at Rome's Folkstudio starting in 1971. He made his discographic debut with his debut studio album, Non rimanere là, in 1975, and achieved commercial success with his studio album, Intorno a trent'anni, in 1982, produced by Francesco De Gregori. In 1985, he competed in the Sanremo Music Festival, ranking 19th with the single “Buona fortuna”, and toured alongside Enrico Ruggeri from 1985 to 1987. Following his 1988 collaboration with jazz bassist Greg Cohen, he released his studio album Tango dietro l'angolo in 1991, before focusing on record production and his work as a primary care physician, while releasing studio albums including Uomini in 1995, Il futuro in 1998, Sglobal in 2006, and Idra in 2009, alongside the compilation album Delitti perfetti in 1992.
