Pierangelo Bertoli was an Italian singer-songwriter and poet known for his powerful voice and socially conscious lyrics. Active from the 1970s until his death in 2002, he often addressed themes such as social justice, civil rights, and personal freedom. Despite facing physical disability due to polio, Bertoli became a respected figure in Italian music for his authenticity, political engagement, and deep connection with everyday people. His work blends folk, rock, and traditional Italian influences, leaving a lasting legacy in the country's cultural and musical landscape.