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Italy’s Lorenzo Jovanotti used to dream of becoming his country’s answer to the American rap group The Beastie Boys. Jovanotti’s sound has changed over the years. His latest release is called Safari. The World’s Marco Werman has more. Download MP3
Music icons Bruce Springsteen and Madonna are taking Europe by storm. Anchor Jeb Sharp speaks with Italian journalist Beppe Severgnini about their appeal among Italian fans.
Our Global Hit segment usually focuses on musicians from around the globe. Today we’re going to talk about two American musicians who’ve been touring Europe — to great acclaim.