Real name Fabrizio Mobrici, born in Rome on April 9, 1975, Italian singer-songwriter Fabrizio Moro studied cinema before launching his singing career. After making a name for himself at the Sanremo Festival in 2000, he released a debut album of the same name the same year, without much success, as did his follow-up, Ognuno Ha Quel Che Si Merita (2005), released on an independent label. A meeting with producers Giancarlo Bigazzi and Marco Falagiani led to his signing with Warner Music Italia and the success of his third album Pensa (2007), whose homonymous song won the Sanremo Festival competition and reached number one in the sales charts. The song, dedicated to the victims of the mafia, is accompanied by a video clip directed by Marco Risi. Fabrizio Moro followed up this success with the album Domani (2008), the second gold disc of his career. That year, the track "Eppure Mi Hai Cambiato", which he championed at the Sanremo Festival, came third, before a triumph at the Roma Rock Festival. After a collaboration with Gaetano Curreri, Fabrizio Moro returned twice in 2009, with the EP Barraba, followed three months later by his fifth album Ancora Barraba, after a free tour of southern Italy. With subsequent albums L'Inzio (2013) and Via delle Girandole 10 (2015), the Roman singer widened his circle of loyal followers, reaching Top 5 sales with Pace (#2 in 2017) and Figli di Nessuno (#2 in 2019), featuring a duet with young rapper Anastasio. The Parole Rumori e Anni compilation, ranked No. 3 in 2018, is enhanced by duets with Emmal Meta and Ultimo. In 2020, Fabrizio Moro gives a new version of his hit "Il Senso di Ogni Cosa", before getting another hit with "Sei tu" (#20), included in the EP La mia voce (2022). The following EP, La mia voce Vol. 2, featured the track "Senza di te". In 2025, following the duet with Il Tre on "Prima di domani", Fabrizio Moro unveils the album Non ho paura di niente, featuring the homonymous hit at No. 32 in the radio charts.
