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Candyboy (Andrea Chiarini)

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Candyboy (guitarist)

Candyboy (Andrea Chiarini)
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Born (1987-11-28) November 28, 1987 (age 38)
Fermo, Italy.
💼 Occupation
Guitarist
🌐 Websitecandyboyofficial.com

Andrea Chiarini is an Italian Guitarist, best known as Candyboy [1]. He studied and graduated in classical guitar at the G.B. Pergolesi of Fermo, Italy. He was hosted for a tour of Mexico by the Facultad de Música de la Universidad Veracruzana in 2008.[2] In 2014 he reached number one in the top ten chart of iTunes with the song "Il Rock é Morto" under the pseudonym of Capitan America.[3]. He was an author for Universal Music Group by publishing "Archistar N.13" under the pseudonym of Dobro in 2017 [4] [5], in the same year he won the Donida Prize as best author and composer dedicated to Carlo Donida [6] [7]. He composed the soundtrack for the mini television series "Death Funky" [8] [9]. He was reviewed by Norway Rock Magazine and Metal Hammer [10] as one of the most interesting modern guitarists alongside names like Buckethead and John5[11] and was nominated as Best Horror Guitarist by Scream Horror Magazine[12]. He won the Golden Award 2022 in the Professional Category, for the best performance of Niccolò Paganini's Guitar Work.[13]

References

  1. "Candyboy - The official biography".
  2. "Ofrecerán conciertos en Xalapa jóvenes guitarristas italianos".
  3. "Andrea Chiarini iTunes Chart".
  4. "Dobro - Aria (Radio Date: 13-01-2017)".
  5. "Dobro - Via (Radio Date: 24-03-2017)".
  6. "CONTINUANO LE AUDIZIONI PER IL PREMIO DONIDA: PROSSIMA TAPPA GROSSETO".
  7. "Con "Aria" DOBRO, vincitore del PREMIO DONIDA 2016, anticipa l'uscita dell'album "Archistar n°13"".
  8. "Candyboy IMDB".
  9. "Horror Highlights: A NUN'S CURSE Exclusive Clip, Candyboy's DEATH FUNKY".
  10. "Candyboy - Paradise Lost".
  11. "Candyboy - Hellawood".
  12. "Candyboy - Scream Horror Magazine".
  13. "Best Classical Musicians Awards - 2022 S2 (Summer) Season Results".

References


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