Max Brera, nome d'arte di Max Senzioni, cantante e chitarrista milanese, che sin da giovanissimo intraprende la professione di musicista esibendosi per 7 anni come folk-singer in uno dei più carismatici locali di live-music nel centro storico milanese sito nel quartiere ospitante la famosissima Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, il "Biblos Club". Nell'estate del 1988 prende parte al tour di Garbo in qualità di vocalist e chitarrista. L'anno successivo è al Festivalbar, promuovendo il proprio 45 giri, "Ever Stronger", arrangiato con Mauro Malavasi. Sua la voce in numerosissimi jingles per, tra gli altri, Algida Cuore di Panna, Coca Cola, Peugeot, Volvo, Mela Melinda. Dal 1989 al 1991 è cantante e chitarrista del gruppo "Nylon", che accompagna Umberto Smaila durante il programma TV "Colpo grosso" e nelle numerose esibizioni live. Nell'estate del 1991 intraprende la collaborazione con le reti Mediaset ed è vocalist nell'orchestra di "Una rotonda sul mare" e "Sapore di mare" diretta da Alberto Radius. Seguono numerose apparizioni televisive in parecchie trasmissioni, quali "Canzoni spericolate", "Canzoni sotto l'albero", "Buona Domenica", "I ragazzi irresistibili". Lancia alcuni brani dance con la rilettura di alcuni successi internazionali quali "Back for good" dei Take That e "I wanna know what love is" dei Foreigners. Nel '96 è cantante solista nell'orchestra di Alberto Radius nel programma TV "Il boom", su Canale 5. Nello stesso anno partecipa al tour di Fiordaliso e collabora con il Maestro Enzo Jannacci, con Ron e la PFM Premiata Forneria Marconi. Nel '97 è vocalist nell'orchestra della trasmissione televisiva "Una volta al mese" condotta da Pippo Baudo. Nello stesso anno partecipa all'incisione dell'LP "Non solo blues 2" di Fausto Leali, che lo vuole con sé anche al Festival di Sanremo. È presente inoltre come vocalist dell'orchestra di Vince Tempera in "Carosello", condotto da Ambra Angiolini e trasmesso da RAI 2. Nel '98 è vocalist e chitarrista del tour di Annalisa Minetti, vincitrice quell'anno del Festival di Sanremo. Dal '99 al 2004 è il cantante solista della band di "Passaparola", il programma "record" di Canale 5 condotto da Gerry Scotti, che porta ogni giorno l'inconfondibile voce di Max e la sua carica di simpatia nelle case di milioni di italiani. A Capodanno 2003 jam session con Zucchero Fornaciari a Sharm el Sheik. Nel 2005 è titolare della scuola di canto nella trasmissione "Chi ha incastrato lo zio Gerry?", condotta da Gerry Scotti e Michelle Hunziker. Anno 2006 compone e interpreta sigle tv dei cartoni animati B-Daman e Totally Spies. Vola spesso oltreoceano, per il circuito Stars Live, a Santo Domingo, Playa del Carmen in Messico, Djerba, Sharm el Sheik, Capoverde, esibendosi in spettacoli di musica live. Nel 2009 realizzazione riletta in versione Country-Cajun del singolo "C'era Un Ragazzo Che Come Me...". Oltre agli impegni televisivi, con i suoi musicisti, si occupa di composizioni, arrangiamenti e avvenimenti live. Nel 2010 per festeggiare i 50 anni delle campagne televisive di Algida, viene scelto il jingle CUORE di PANNA interpretato da MAX. è stato ospite alla trasmissione "PASSA IN TV" su Telenova condotta da Cesare Cadeo, con il brano "Gli Occhi Verdi Dell'Amore" riletta da MAX in versione "Country/Cajun". Ed è proprio la vena folk/americano di Max che lo porta a rileggere in quella forma famosissime Hit italiane. Il mix è originale e affascinante perché gli "italianissimi brani" scelti acquistano colori e note godibili e molto più internazionali.
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