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Nicola Bortone was born in Turin on May 25, 1978. His childhood is characterized by living in many different places all around southern Italy where he resided for several years. At the age of 12 he took up the guitar conditioned by the first important plays such as "Pink Floyd, Doors, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin". It is subsequently influenced him by listening to ethnic, medieval end Celtic music. His debut album dates back to this period with Mauro Pertosa, with which he recorded in 2002 the "Cantico dei cantici vol. 1 °". In 2004 he followed the "Cantico dei Cantici vol. 2 °" album, which was rather painful and in fact its published is unfinished. In 2005 he recorded with the Calabrian singer-songwriter Danilo Minervino an album about the life of San Francesco da Paola "Charitas Christi". In 2006 Nicola moved to Turin where he founded with Mauro Pertosa the Perenne Symposio and with them he recorded first "Non ditelo a nessuno" and then in 2008 "Terra bruciata". Then Nicola was working on an original musical written by Antonio Malfitano "Magna Grecia" and ran for Liguria and southern France as a street artist with a small staff, proposing a repertoire of Celtic music . He converted to Christianity and in 2014 he left with his wife and children on a mission to Austria, where he currently resides. The first solo recording work recorded in 2017 "Dal profondo" is due to the conversion and the mission period. He is currently working on several recording projects.
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