Orchestra Bagutti

Italian orchestra of ballroom dance music with [a7881727] leader. Gianmarco inherited the orchestra from his father [a2517855] who founded it in 1972. (See also [a4940534] and Orchestra Franco Bagutti). After twenty years of success, In the nineties [a2517855] met the modern needs of ballroom music by combining Italian and international pop songs with traditional valzers, polkas, mazurkas and tangos. Subsequently, after over forty years of activity, Gianmarco becomes the father's natural successor in the direction of the orchestra, always with the support and supervision of his father. Gianmarco, like the father, brought new sounds and new rhythms to the orchestra but without forgetting the musical history and tradition of the orchestra founded by his father. The orchestra spans various musical genres with the priority of ballroom dance music. Numerous artists who became important musicians or singers were part of the "Orchestra Italiana Bagutti" such as [a126162], Omar Codazzi, Roberto Polisano, [a2605911], [a7583293], Patrizia Granelli, Paolo Barbieri, [a7879243], Walter Losi, [a6110678], Matteo Tarantino, and more recently Matteo Bensi, [a7891363], [a7358040], [a7358054], [a7884778], Massimo Mascara and many others. Important authors have collaborated with the master [a2517855] and with Gianmarco such as Luigi Costa, [a3035244], Corrado Castellari, Luciano Cortellini, Angelo Galletti "Pergoli", [a2971675], Secondo Gallizio, [a2471820], [a2473680], Roberto Rangone, Eugenio Del Sarto, Walter Losi, Bruno Garino, Raimondo Rocchetti, [a726397], [a1604370], Maurizio Russo, Pietro Galassi, Michele Maisano, Massimo Alessandri, [a494875], [a6110683], [a712043], [a5686618], [a7879241] and many others.