EMIAN • PaganFolk Music Monteforte Irpino, Italy
From Celtic to North-European culture, leaving from the Mediterranean area: Emian's music combines together those
folk
languages.
Emilio A. Cozza: multi instrumentalist
Anna Cefalo: celtic harp, vocals, percussions
... more
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