Fabrizio Tarducci, known by his stage name Fabri Fibra, rose to prominence in the Italian hip-hop scene during the early '90s, collaborating with various artists before releasing his solo debut album, Turbe Giovanili, in 2002. Following a brief hiatus, he returned to the music scene and signed with Universal Music Italia, releasing successful albums such as Mr. Simpatia in 2004 and Tradimento in 2006, which propelled him to the top of the Italian charts.
In the years that followed, Tarducci continued to achieve commercial success with albums like Controcultura in 2010 and Guerra e Pace in 2013, featuring collaborations with notable American producers. His subsequent releases, including Squallor in 2015 and Fenomeno in 2017, further solidified his position as a prominent figure in Italian hip-hop.
