Campo di Marte are an Italian progressive rock band from Florence formed in 1971. The ensemble was founded by guitarist and vocalist Enrico Rosa and Mauro Sarti, later adding Richard Ursillo, Carlo Marcovecchio, and Alfredo Barducci. They achieved professional recognition for their eponymous debut studio album, Campo di Marte (1973), which was released through the label United Artists. The work was composed in 1971 and is recognized as a contribution to the Italian progressive rock scene. The ensemble became inactive in 1973 but resumed activity in 2003 for an Italian tour featuring Rosa, Sarti, Eva Rosa, Matin Alexandr Sass, and Maurilio Rossi. Their recording career includes the live recording Concerto zero (2003). The group's name, inspired by a Florence neighborhood, serves as a metaphor for a battlefield and aligns with the antimilitaristic themes of their lyrics.
