The history of Radiorama could be separated into two different stories : the first, between 1985-1987, and the second, between 1988-1990. That is to say, when Italo-disco and Eurobeat records succeeded all around on European dance floors. The founder of this project was Aldo Martinelli on Mauro Farina request. With his collaborator Simona Zanini wrote the first single “Chance to Desire”. But due to the fact, that he was involved in the production many other projects, his name wasn’t to be listed on the cover. Mauro Farina did otherwise. Because of this, Martinelli withdraw from the further composing. Mauro Farina then longer continued to work on next songs.

The Radiorama productions were sung by Mauro Farina as a lead vocal and by Clara Moroni as a female voice of the group, except the first single, where Marco Bresciani was a male vocal, and Simona Zanini a female voice. Radiorama songs were composed and arranged by Mauro Farina and Giuliano Crivellente, who also did the executive production. The ”background” producers of these records were mostly, Paolo Gemma and Marco Bresciani. From 1989-1990, there have been released some new songs signed by Radiorama, but these are Eurobeat tracks.

There was a great comeback in 1993. The single “Aliens 2 (The Nightmare)” was sang by Mauro Farina, which again became a big hit. Next tracks belonged to Eurohouse style didn’t contribute to the great success. The official vocalist in 90’s was Angelo Morales, but can’t be ruled, that he was only a dancer, and male vocal still belonged to Mauro Farina. In 1998 and 1999 the songs ”Give Me the Night”, ”Beautiful Man”, ”Ninna Ninna Oh”, ” More Time” were realized with the participation of french project TX Express, by cooperation Mauro Farina for the Ramdam Factory label. TX Express formed rapper, model and dancer Ramses and Fauve, female face of the group. It is also unconfirmed information, which says, that in these times the singer could be Annerley Gordon and Melody Castellari. On the album “The World of Radiorama” it’s known, that sung Jackie Bodimead, Juliet, Ricky H., Fabio Serra, and possible Umberto and Manuela. About the tracks “It’s a Lonely Wait” and “Total Eclypse of The Heart” (Bonnie Tyler cover) it’s known only that first sung Cristina Dori, and second again Melody Castellari.

Source: Discogs