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Bianca Neve

I'm desperately seeking more info on the Italian group Bianca Neve. For those not fortunate enough to have heard of this mind-blowing Italo disco group, they had a song called Broken Heart, for which the music video was directed by Al Festa (the entire music video can be seen on the great R1 dvd of Festa's FATAL FRAMES).

However, it turns out that Bianca Neve did more songs too. Their biggest hit was apparantly a song called Prince Kiss, which was released as a 12" in 1986:

Better yet, the music video for this can be found on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLp-pcwgeeU

Totally amazing stuff! It really blew me away! A real Snow White song, which is of course no wonder considering how Bianca Neve is Italian for Snow White. I do, however, wonder why this video wasn't included on the FATAL FRAMES dvd as the credits clearly state that is was produced by Al Festa. Even if the credits hadn't said so, Festa's highly distinctive music video style is still evident, like his fondness for zapping musicians into their place with either lightning or fire etc. Also interesting to note how brief clips from this are featured in the Broken Heart music video.

Anyway, does anyone have any more info on Bianca Neve and if they did any more songs? Prince Kiss was released in 1986 but I'm not sure when Broken Heart came out. Also, does anyone know the name of the blonde lead singer. I quite like her! Big Grin