Ermal Meta & Fabrizio Moro

Ermal Meta has become a classic singer/songwriter in Italy in only three years: 6 platinum and 4 gold records are the proof. His big hits include Odio Le Favole and A Parte Te. Both songs are taken from the debut album Umano and the double album Vietato Morire. In last year's Sanremo 2017 Ermal finished in the Top 3 and won the Critic Award Mia Martini. He also won the Best New Artist category for the MTV Tim Music Awards.
Fabrizio Moro studied at the "Roberto Rossellini" Institute for cinematography and television in Rome, while he learns to play the guitar, the piano and the bass as self-taught and in his teen years he started writing and arranging his first songs. In 2007 he participated in Sanremo with the song Pensa, dedicated to the victims of the mafia, managing to win in the New Proposals category and also winning the Critics Award Mia Martini. He also ranked 3rd place in the following year. His albums have reached gold and platinum status and Fabrizio Moro has also become a successful songwriter for other artists.
They will now represent Italy at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon with their winning Sanremo 2018 song Non Mi Avete Fatto Niente.

Ermal Meta & Fabrizio Moro in the news

	Watch Tonight: The Grand Final Of The 2018 Eurovision Song Contest (12/05/2018)