NANAI Turin, Italy
Nanai meet in a May night talking about chips stickers and siberian tattoos. They decide to create a duo and, after a long thinking over, to name it Nanai, a language family from Siberia. They are short, they come from the south, they love the north and they listen to punk music since they were child. They own more than 11 instruments. They set them on the floor and start playing. By chance. ... more
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