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Metal / Hard Rock 20 October, 2021

Maneskin Release Music Video For 'MAMMAMIA'

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New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Måneskin have released the official music video for their new single, "MAMMAMIA".
With 24 platinum and 4 gold records (for FIMI/GfK), Måneskin continue to make bold steps in their international career path, breaking unprecedented records, climbing to number 1 on the charts worldwide and taking the world by storm with their music.

The critically praised bilingual rock band from Italy is skyrocketing up global charts, already garnering more than 2 billion streams. Their singles "BEGGIN'" and "I WANNA BE YOUR SLAVE" previously charted at #1 and #8 on Spotify's Weekly Global Songs Chart. Included in Måneskin's latest album "Teatro d'ira - Vol. I" - "I WANNA BE YOUR SLAVE" also reached #1 On The Spotify U.S. Viral Chart, #1 on Billboard's "Hot Hard Rock Songs" Chart, Reached The Top-5 Of The Official UK Singles Chart, and has notched over 750 million streams to date.






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