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La Rappresentante di Lista (LRDL) is an Italian band that defies genres, weaving together electronic pop, theatrical rock, and Italian singer-songwriters ("cantautori") influences. Founded in 2011 by Veronica Lucchesi and Dario Mangiaracina, LRDL's music thrives on dynamic contrasts—merging emotionally charged ballads with explosive, danceable energy. Their poetic lyrics explore themes of identity, love, and societal challenges, while bold visual aesthetics and theatrical performances amplify their storytelling.

Highlights of their discography include the groundbreaking albums "Go Go Diva" (2018) and "My Mamma" (2021). The latter was released during their standout participation in the Sanremo Music Festival, where tracks like "Amare" and "Ciao Ciao" captured national and international attention.

Veronica Lucchesi, the charismatic lead vocalist, has also ventured into cinema. She starred in "Gloria!", a film by Margherita Vicario, which was selected for the Berlin International Film Festival and premiered in German theatres in the summer of 2024.