The top-class band around the charismatic southern Italian Alessandro Mega specializes primarily in Italian classics from the 1950s and 1960s that everyone knows. As well as more recent hits.
You can look forward to evergreens from Adriano Celentano's "Azzuro" and Rocco Granata's "Marina" to "Que serà", "Bella ciao", "Quando", "O sole mio", "Tu vuò fà l'americano" and "Volare".

The Germans' affinity for Italy and music from Italy dates back to the 1950s, when many first drove their VW Beetle across the Alps to Lake Garda or the Adriatic on vacation. The first German tourists discovered "la dolce vita" in the Gogomobil. The Vespas rattled and the Alfa Spider was ready for a trip to Venice, Rome or the Amalfi Coast. The elegantly dressed quartet with singer Sandro Mega, Giovanni Santoro on guitar, Harry Vederci on double bass and Gioacchino Schmidt on drums brings this flair to the Gutmann for the first time in the style of this era.

There will also be good food and drinks ranging from vino and Aperol Spritz to cappuccino. The first Italian night at the Dutzendteich with Quartetto Corleone - almost like a weekend trip to Lago di Garda.