The beginning

He graduates in Linguistics at the Bologna High School International program Brocca, at Liceo Galvani in 2005. That same year, he moves to Madrid to study "Acting and Performing Arts" at the prestigious Corazza Studiohttps://estudiocorazza.comat the age of 19. He now speaks Spanish, English, and French. Four years later, he would become Juan Carlos Corazza´s assistant during workshops for professional actors at Centro Culturale il Funaro di Pistoia.

Alessandro debuts in television in 2010 with the TV show "90 60 90 - Diario secreto de un adolescente", Diagonal TV & Antena3, Madrid (Spain). VIDEOHis debut in theatre would come under the direction of Nanni Garella, in Rome. Playing the main role of Oedipus in Pasolini's "Oedipus, The King"; Alessandro experienced a challenging work produced by the company Arte&Salute. This organization pursues the reinsertion of psychiatric patients into society through the benefits of self-expression. In2014, back in Spain, he starts touring with El Retablo Teatro de Títeres in the puppet show "Giuseppe y Peppina". This Objects Theater concept exposes a war drama narrative in an easy comedy performance for all ages. The show is an ongoing production that has been running in several festivals such as Teatralia(Madrid) Feten (Gijón) o Titirimundi (Segovia). Alessandro is the co-founder of "Teatro per la Coscienza" 2019, along with italian actor Tommaso De Santis. Among other projects, this organization started the first national Microteatro festival, and "Vorrei che ricordassi - Vita e opere di Yves Montand".

As a Musician

Alessandro spends most of his time writing his own songs and studying audio production, where he melts his passion for organic instrumental with electronicmusic.  He sings and performs live presenting over a hundred songs composed by him while collaborating with other fellow international artists in six different languages.Throughout his music career, we can find the production of "Anima", a six-song EP recorded at T-Rec Studio (Rome). He hosted "Playing for Change - Naxos 2017" and participated as one of the performers.He is also the host of "Shabum Fest" (Giardini Naxos) from 2016 to this day.

By 2011, in Bologna, he meets Iranian songwriter Bàbak Beytollah. They start working as a guitar duo and soon they win Macondo's Festival Young Award 2012. These two founded an acoustic ethnic-folkensemble called "Immigrant Visa" a couple of years later. From Venezuelan salsa to Spanish rumba and Turkish popular music, the band represents a fusion of their different member's backgrounds. "Immigrant Visa" performs in several festivals over the span of two years such as "Bologna 24h Music" at Teatro Duseor "Mapping the Difference" at MamBo.Fueled by Babak's interest in ancient Persian poetry, Alessandro accepts to focus on a compositional effort aiming to transform some of Hafez, Khayyàm, and Rumi's poems into songs, allowing Alessandro to experience singing in Farsi. Babak and Alessandro composed the "Barkhiz Project" after years of investigation, looking for the right harmony and the fit of melody. Alessandro recorded the preproduction pieces of these songs while arranging instrumental lines for the final mastering of the project. He would be traveling Europe in order to capture the sound of many musicians whose collaborations would complete the studio production.