Yo Yo Mundi Acqui Terme, Italy
Founded in late 1988, Yo Yo Mundi are considered Italian rock-folk pioneers, one of the most important bands in the early ‘90s indie-rock wave of the country. Based amidst Monferrato hills, North-West Italy, the band has recorded more than 16 albums, played hundreds of concerts through Italy, Europe, the UK, Ireland. The Guardian newspaper called them: “The Clash with accordion”. ... more
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