Mazzariello (singer)
Italian singer-songwriter (born 2001)
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Antonio Mazzariello (born 12 September 2001), known mononymously as Mazzariello, is an Italian singer-songwriter.
Career
Mazzariello began releasing music in 2021, being selected by Spotify among the leading indie artists. Upon signing a contract with Futura Dischi in 2022, some of his songs were included in the soundtrack for the Netflix series Summertime 3.[1]
His debut EP Ufficio oggetti smarriti was followed by a mini-tour in early 2023 and a summer tour. After the release of his second EP Antisommossa he performed in the 2024 May 1st Concert at the Circus Maximus in Rome, and embarked on a second tour.[1][2]
Later that year, he was selected to compete in Sanremo Giovani 2024 (a selection event for the Sanremo Music Festival 2025) with the song "Amarsi per lavoro",[1][2] reaching the semi-final of December 2024 where he was eliminated.[3]
Mazzariello was among the ten winning acts of the Area Sanremo contest on 12 December 2025,[4] and the following day he was selected to compete in the Newcomers' section of the Sanremo Music Festival 2026.[5] His entry, titled "Manifestazione d'amore",[6] was eliminated in the semi-final.[7]
Discography
EP
- Ufficio oggetti smarriti – 2023
- Antisommossa – 2024
Singles
- "Rumori" – 2020
- "Atmosfera" – 2020
- "Due minuti" – 2021
- "Pubblicità progresso" – 2021
- "Funamboli" – 2021
- "Chissà" – 2022
- "Vertigini" – 2022
- "Non chiamarmi amore" – 2022
- "Bambini per sempre" (feat. Altea) – 2022
- "Blindati" – 2024
- "Finestre verdi" – 2024
- "Amarsi per lavoro" – 2024
- "Nostalgia & karaoke" – 2025
- "Per un milione di euro" – 2025
- "Manifestazione d'amore" – 2025
