Azoto

The group Azoto is an Italian electronic music band that gained prominence in the 80s. Formed by Pier Michele Bozzetti, Celso Valli and Stefano Pulga, the group pioneered the use of synthesizers and sequencers in their compositions, becoming a reference in the style Italo Disco.

With their danceable beats and catchy melodies, Azoto gained a loyal audience and achieved international success with the hit "San Salvador", released in 1979. The song became one of the great classics of electronic music, being played to this day at parties and clubs around the world.

The Azoto group's sound is marked by the use of analog synthesizers, electronic drums and lyrics in Italian and English.

Their songs are happy, lively and have a contagious energy, characteristics that made the group stand out in the electronic music scene at the time.

In addition to "San Salvador", Azoto released other hits such as "Exalt-Exalt", "Soft Emotion" and "Anytime or Place".

His songs won over not only dancefloor audiences but also critics, receiving praise for his musical production and innovation.

Despite no longer being active today, the group Azoto left an important legacy in the electronic music scene, influencing subsequent generations of artists and producers.

His music continues to be a reference for those who appreciate the danceable and immersive sound of the golden age of electronic music.