Sanseverino
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Guitarists · b. 1961

Sanseverino

French singer

Born
9 October 1961
Paris
Country
France
Active
1992–
Record labels
Columbia Records, Verycords
Discography
19 albums

Biography

Sanseverino is a jazz musician who plays guitar, banjo and voice. Sanseverino was born on 9 October 1961 in Paris. The music is usually filed under indie rock and chanson. Record labels: Columbia Records and Verycords. The discography here lists 19 albums, from “Le Tango des gens” (2001) to “Les deux pieds dans le plat” (2026). Honours include Grand Prix du Disque (2001), Victory of the group or artist revelation stage (2003) and Prix Raoul-Breton (2004).

Stéphane Sanseverino (known as Sanseverino; born 9 October 1961, in Paris) is a French singer, guitarist and songwriter of Neapolitan descent. He is a self-taught guitarist and an admirer of jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt. His music is inspired by Tzigan music.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Le Tango des gens 2001
Les Sénégalaises 2001
Live Montauban - Alors chante ! 2003 · Live
Live au théatre Sébastopol 2004 · Live
Exactement 2006
Sanseverino aux Bouffes du Nord 2008 · Live
Les Faux Talbins 2009
Honky Tonk 2013
Le Petit Bal perdu 2014
Papillon 2015
Montreuil / Memphis 2017
Sanseverino & Tangomotán 2019
The BeBer Project, Volume 1 2019
Les deux doigts dans la prise 2021
Joue pas avec mes nerfs (Hommage à François Béranger) 2023
C'etait mieux maintenant 2024
Sanseverino x Lise Cabaret 2025
Les deux pieds dans le plat 2026
Joue pas avec mes nerfs

Awards

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Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Sanseverino play?

Sanseverino is known for playing guitar, banjo and voice.

When and where was Sanseverino born?

Sanseverino was born 9 October 1961 in Paris.

What are Sanseverino's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include Le Tango des gens (2001), Les Sénégalaises (2001), Live Montauban - Alors chante ! (2003), Live au théatre Sébastopol (2004) and Exactement (2006).

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