Andrea Mirò

His artistic career began in Calliano in the 1980s as a soloist, and after a short period of interruption, he resumed in 1994 in the band Enrico Ruggeri; later he continued his solo career, continuing with Ruggeri.^[3] He won the 1986 Castrocaro Festival with Stone on Stone^[4]. As a soloist he participated in the Sanremo Festival four times: in 1987 with Night of Prague, in 1988 with It's not a secret., in 2000 with The Song of Forgiveness and in 2003, together with Enrico Ruggeri, with No touches Cain.

In 2001 he released the album Lightly, for which she is the author of all the music and lyrics, with the exception of the cover The fairest of the seasons, song by Jackson Browne, best known in Nico's interpretation. In this song he duets with David Surkamp of Pavlov's Dog. In 2002 he conducted the orchestra at the Sanremo Festival for his partner Enrico Ruggeri who participated with the song Spring in Sarajevo of which she is also co-author. In 2003 he participated again at the Sanremo Festival, in couple with Enrico Ruggeri, with the song No touches Cain.

In April 2007 the album was released A fior di pelle preceded by the single The wind. The album contains a collaboration with Neri Marcorè on the single Preghierina of the Child. Also included is a cover of the song Don't let me be misunderstood. by Nina Simone and a dedication to her gay friend My friend Dario. At the end of 2008 he collaborated with his partner Enrico Ruggeri on the soundtrack for the film East West East - Final sprint by the Albanian director Gjergj Xhuvani, which will be published the following year on the album All in - The Last Madness of Enrico Ruggeri, in which she also participates as a producer as well as a musician and singer in a trio on the song On the road.

In 2010 at the Sanremo festival he directed the orchestra for his partner Enrico Ruggeri who performs with the song The night of the fairies and for Nina Zilli that leads to the festival The man who loved women. In March 2012 he duets with the singer-songwriter Roberta Di Lorenzo in Distracted minds contained in Di Lorenzo's album On this plane called Earth. The album was released in May 2012 Electric and Calliope. In 2013 he returned again to the Sanremo festival where he conducted the orchestra for the singer-songwriter Andrea Nardinocchi, who performed in the "Youth" category. Also in the same year he received the 2013 Lunezia Doc Award for the musical-literary quality of his songs.

Also in 2014 he is at the Sanremo Festival as conductor for the Perturbation group (category "Campioni") and Zibba (category "New proposals"). In 2014 he was a member of the Italian jury at the Eurovision Song Contest.

In April 2016, as well as working on the record New post-ideological emotions by the singer-songwriter Giorgia Del Mese, releases the album No fear of living, produced by Manuele Fusaroli, in which Brian Ritchie and Nicola Manzan collaborate, among others.^[5]

He was chosen in 2018 as a concert master in the final concert of the twenty-first edition of the Taranta Night.

In 2022 he plays in the theatrical show On the seventh day he rested. I don't. taken from the book All the tiredness of the world, by the Turin writer Enrica Tesio ^[6][7]. With the same artist he brings the show to theaters in 2026 Ama, pray, Xanax ^[8].

• Andrea Mirò and Valeria Rogolino, Andrea, c'est moi, Fabula Edizioni, 2007.