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Nacho Sotomayor was born in Villanueva del Arzobispo (Jaén, Spain) in 1966. During two decades he combined the experimentation in the area of digital computing and electronic musical treatments with his studies of Philosophy and Arts.

All this led to the grouping of the project “Intro” together with his brother Francisco Sotomayor. In the 90’s they published four albums (Visiones, 1994; Edén 1996; Melismas, 1998; Dies Irae, 2000).

The small, rocky island “Es Vedrá” (close to Ibiza) helped him to concieve the project “La Roca” (Vol. 1,2,3,4 and 5), of which during half a decade every year a new album of growing evolution and penetration on the international market was brought out.

In the “VIII Edición de los Premios de la Música” awarded by the “Academia de la Música”, Nacho Sotomayor was nominated in the category of “The best theme of electronic music” for his song “Y por que te quiero”.

The selection of the video “Eternal” as one of the Tops by the Britain TV channel MTV, cause

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In 1979, Milan’s fashion week overtook Paris, in terms of both pure profit and volume of business. It was the dawn of a golden age for the northern Italian city. Soon after, it would all blow up in an orgy of parties, runways, sex, magazines, photographers, supermodels, and repulsive Roman decadence. Then, a decade later, it would all be over.

We recently talked about Milan’s 80s heyday over high tea with Renata Molho, who spent the better part of that decade as a stylist for everyone who was anyone, and the 90s as one of the best fashion journalists in Italy. Today, Renata is the fashion editor of the Sole 24 Ore (the Italian Financial Times), and she writes for Vogue Italia and other magazines in the Condé Nast group. She is also the author of the only biography ever published on the unrivaled king of that golden age, Giorgio Armani. Not only is Renata, expectedly, one of the most sophisticated and elegant people we’ve ever met, somewhat unexpe

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Giorgio Armani Biography

Early years

After dropping out of medical school, Armani first worked as a window dresser and exhibition arranger, and from 1957 as a fashion buyer in a men's boutique in Milan.

1961–1971

Designs suits for Nino Cerruti.

1970

Armani runs his first design studio with his partner Sergio Galeotti.

1974

The designer creates his first collection, and the following year he starts his own company.

1976

Armani has his breakthrough in the USA, where he quickly achieves international fame by designing costumes for films such as "The Untouchables (1976)" and "A Man for Certain Hours (1980)".

1980

After initially making a name for himself with menswear, Armani launchs his first women's collection. In the same year, he designs the uniforms of the Italian Air Force and creates his first perfume. His business boomed when he is commissioned to create the wardrobe for actor Richard Gere in the 1980 hit film "American Gigolo."

1982

He introduce