Lucio Corsi is an artist who carries the very soul of Maremma with him. Born in Vetulonia, a small village in the Grosseto countryside, Lucio has always had a deep bond with his homeland, and this clearly shines through in his music and unique style.
Since the beginning of his career, he has portrayed Maremma through his songs, transforming its wild nature, animals and local traditions into a poetic, visionary world. His album “Bestiario Musicale” is a perfect example: eight songs dedicated to animals typical of the region, including the deer, hoopoe and wolf, paying tribute to the wildlife that inhabits these unspoilt lands.
But Maremma is not just a source of inspiration for his music—it is also home. His family has run the "Macchiascandona" restaurant since 1960, a place where culinary traditions are kept alive with typical dishes such as handmade Maremman tortelli. It is an authentic corner that reflects his identity and the way he embraces local culture.
In 2025, Lucio brought his Maremman spirit to the Sanremo stage, winning over the audience with the song “Volevo essere un duro”, a track that blends irony and poetry, just like its creator. With his unconventional look and spontaneous manner, he stood out and won the "Mia Martini" Critics’ Award. During the cover night, he surprised everyone by performing a duet with Topo Gigio, in a moment that demonstrated his ability to combine light-heartedness and depth, entertainment and singer-songwriter music.
Lucio often describes Maremma as the "Italian Far West", a wild and authentic land where rugged landscapes and vast open spaces alternate with small villages steeped in history. This unique world is always present in his music and imagination, becoming a kind of artistic signature that sets him apart on the Italian music scene.
Anyone wishing to learn more about Lucio Corsi and his connection with Maremma can follow him on his social media channels, where he shares glimpses of his life between concerts and returns to his homeland.
A true ambassador for Maremma, preserving the traditions of his homeland with a style that is original and always authentic.
