Bruno Mars is BACK and determined to sweep us off our feet with his rhythm and passion: the American artist is ready to return to the stage as a solo artist after a hiatus that has lasted almost ten years, and he will do so with a new album and a new world tour. To the delight of his Italian fans, he will also be stopping off in Italy, with Bruno Mars set to perform at the San Siro Stadium in Milan on 14 July: a long-awaited return that will have us all dancing and singing along to his entire repertoire, from “Locked Out of Heaven” to “Uptown Funk” and “Die with a Smile”! Are you ready to set off with BusForFun? 

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Peter Hernandez, Bruno Mars' real name, was born in 1985 in Waikiki, Hawaii. He began his career at a very young age, performing songs by Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, the Isley Brothers and the Temptations at just four years old. After graduating from university, his uncle convinced him to move to pursue his dream of becoming a singer. However, success did not come immediately. Instead, months of frustration followed, at least until Mars met Philip Lawrence, a composer who convinced him to write songs for other artists. The two wrote the song “Long Distance”, released in 2008 and sung by R&B artist Brandy. The following year, he co-wrote the single “Right Round” for rapper Flo Rida, which reached the top of the charts [continue on Rockol]