Colapesce Dimartino

Colapesce Dimartino is a Sicilian musical duo, composed of singer-songwriters and composers Antonio Di Martino (Dimartino) and Lorenzo Urciullo (Colapesce). Together, they have conquered the Italian music scene by blending tradition and experimentation, defining a new style of Italian pop characterized by vocal melodies and memorable choruses, enriched by deep existential lyrics. In 2021, they participated in the Sanremo Festival with the song “Musica Leggerissima,” winning the Lucio Dalla Critics’ Award. The hit song earned five platinum records and topped the charts for 7 weeks after its release, currently totaling 82 million streams on Spotify. The song also became a success in Korea and Spain with its multi-platinum adaptation “Mùsica Ligera,” performed by Ana Mena. In 2023, they collaborated with Fabri Fibra on “Propaganda,” certified double platinum. That year, they returned to Sanremo with “Splash,” which achieved two platinum certifications, anticipating the release of their first film titled “La primavera della mia vita,” directed by Zavvo Nicolosi and co-produced by Sugar Play. They were involved as actors, screenwriters, and composers of the soundtrack. At the end of the year, they released their second album titled “Lux Eterna Beach,” a project that blends pop, and rock elements, featuring tracks like “Ragazzo di destra.” To kick off the summer of 2024, the duo has just released two singles: the Spanish version of “Splash!” featuring Rigoberta Bandini, and the anti-summer anthem “Innamorarsi perdutamente non è mai un affare”