Actor, singer and anchorman, he is one of the most popular italian comics, protagonist of many cabaret shows and erotic comedies. He collaborates for many years with Pier Francesco Pingitore and with the Bagaglino troupe. As a singer, he records a lot of succesful songs, having ironic and surreal lyrics. His greatest hit is "Mi scappa la pipì papà", released on 45rpm by Cinevox Record, remaining 15 weeks in the charts.
After his studies in his homeland Argentina and his experience in some european countries, he moves to Italy where he works as an arranger, working with some of the most famous singers and songwriters. In the 60s he starts to compose film muisc. He wins an Academy Award in 1995 for the soundtrack of "Il postino".
He was a composer and a conductor and he started his career as a violinist. He conducted small and big orchestra in the first experimental tv programmes of the italian television. Starting from the 50s he dedicates himself to film music composition, creating more than 200 soundtracks. He arranged the works by other famous italian composers like Ennio Morricone, Armando Trovajoli, Nino Rota.
Amongst the most influential composers ever, he signed unforgettable scores, collaborating with some of the greates italian and international directors, from Zeffirelli to Francis Ford Coppola. In 1975 he obtains the Academy Award for "The Godfather" part II. The artistic partnership between Nino Rota and Federico Fellini is one of the most fortunate in the history of cinema and film soundtracks.
Eclectic argentinian musician, Maxi Trusso collaborated with artists like Rolling Stones, Pulp, Mogwai, Madness. His experimentations lead him to create sound effects which then became common in pop music, like for example the use of auto-tune for the voice. He signs the soundtracks of the movie "Studio illegale" by Umberto Carteni, which features as a protagonist Fabio Volo.
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