Un San Valentino speciale con Nuove Tribù Zulu

After the release of the music video for "C'è solo amore" by the Nuove Tribù Zulu, filmed by Artigiani Digitali on the rooftops of the historic center of Rome and published to celebrate the 25th anniversary of “Sulla Strada”, the pioneering band of Italian ethno-rock takes the stage at the Boogie Club, a venue that has been showcasing the best live music for ten years, for a decidedly unconventional Valentine's Day, featuring a super energetic and multi-ethnic sound.

A perfect date, that of February 14, 2026, to present the song “C'è solo amore” to the public, a tribute to the beauty and uniqueness of “AmoR”, which is Rome and its mysterious secret name: a joyful, sunny, and rhythmic song with rock-ska influences. An invitation to travel, to the journey towards change, a good omen for the horizon of a rebirth of present and future humanity. In light of the current drift of new battlefronts threatening stability and peace, “C'è solo amore” aims to be an anthem of hope and unity for another possible world.

In their recent concerts in Italy and abroad, Nuove Tribù Zulu celebrated the 25th anniversary of “Sulla Strada”, their first successful album released by Manifesto Dischi in 2000: the setlist will reflect the most important milestones in the band's history, from the iconic song “Zingara” to the overwhelming “Mi sto librando nell'aria”.

On stage at the Boogie Club alongside Andrea Camerini on vocals and flute, Paolo Camerini on double bass, and Ludovica Valori on piano, accordion, and trombone, will be Marco Massino on guitars and the band’s longtime drummer, Roberto Berini.
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