Genoa, 1947. Armando Corsi. "the smiling guitar". 

So is usually defined this special, apparently introverted, musician. He is the living witness of forty years of music, beginning from  the old wine bars of Genoa, where old people used to meet to sing their stories in dialect, to reach Latin America, inspired by  musicians like Jobim, Gilberto and Piazzolla. This track leaded to collaborate with Paco de Lucia and other famous Italian artists like Anna Oxa and Ivano Fossati. 

Armando Corsi took part in various radio and TV programmes. In 1995 he carried out two projects: his first CD as soloist, " Itinerari ", and a listening hall called "Le Muse" in Genoa.
"Itinerari" is a musical trail in which the sounds and the cultures of the world are collected, and where Corsi shows his talent as producer, composer, arranger and, of course, musician.
"Le Muse" is a place of cultural exchange, with a didactic section, exhibitions and live recording. 

In 1997 the issue of his second album, " Anima Latina ", a didactic clip dominated by the most characteristic element of lain music, the melody. Also in this CD you can find a trip trough many countries of Latin area, from Spain to Caribbeans, Argentina and Brazil. Very beautiful is also the Italian chapter of the work, showing songs inspired to the Neapolitan and Genoan traditions.

In 1998 Corsi took part in a show called "Sull'amore oscuro e la libertà", by the Theatre Eliseo of Rome, for the anniversary of the birth of Federico Garcia Lorca.
In 2002 the last Cd, " Duende ", another jewel in the ring of this  passionate  artist.