Equipe 84 was an Italian beat ensemble from Modena established in 1964. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized by beat music and psychedelic rock and for winning the Cantagiro in 1966. The ensemble was founded by vocalist and guitarist Maurizio Vandelli, bassist Victor Sogliani, guitarist Franco Ceccarelli, and drummer Alfio Cantarella following their membership in the ensemble Paolo & i Gatti. Their recording career began with the debut single “Canarino va” (1964) followed by the debut eponymous studio recording Equipe 84 (1965) released on the label Vedette. Equipe 84 achieved professional recognition for signing with the label Dischi Ricordi and releasing the hit single “Io ho in mente te” (1966). Their discography included the hit single “29 settembre” (1967) and the hit single “Tutta mia la città” (1969) which reached number one in Italy. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for changing their name to Nuova Equipe 84 in 1970 following the arrest of Cantarella and releasing the studio recording ID (1970). They achieved professional recognition for participating in the Festival di Sanremo (1971) with the musician Lucio Dalla and releasing the studio recording Casa mia (1971). The ensemble became inactive in 1979 and resumed activity between 1984 and 2012. Ceccarelli died on December 21, 2012.
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4 marzo 1943: Equipe 84 in concerto
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Equipe 84
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Gli Anni 70
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Equipe 84 - I Miti
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Sacrificio
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Dr. Jekill E Mr. Hyde
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Casa Mia
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ID
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Io Ho In Mente Te
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