L'Omino e i suoi Palmipedoni Palermo, Italy
L'Omino, nome d’arte di Riccardo Pusateri, nasce nel 2015 da un crogiolo di influenze disparate e labirintiche che trovano la sintesi in un cantautorato post-moderno talmente semplice e diretto da sfociare nell'estremismo. Nel suo percorso umano e artistico, L'Omino ha coinvolto i suoi Palmipedoni, esponenti a vario titolo dell'aura musicale che anima la città di Palermo. ... more
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