Paolo Audino is a multifaceted artist: author, composer, singer-songwriter and cartoonist. His career was born from the encounter between two seemingly different worlds, music and drawing, united by a single language: that of creativity and storytelling. 
Author of songs performed by great protagonists of Italian music, he has written songs such as “Brivido felino”, brought to success by Mina and Adriano Celentano, and “Per Noi”, performed by Andrea Bocelli. 
Over the years he has collaborated with important Italian artists, including Amedeo Minghi, for whom he has participated in the production of albums, theatrical shows and editorial projects, also editing the biography L'ascolteranno gli Americani – 40 anni La vita mia. 
His musical writing also led him to work with Luca Barbarossa, Jalisse, Lorenza Mario and numerous other performers, ranging from singer-songwriter to musical theatre. 
As a singer-songwriter, he released the project Strettamente personale, followed by several singles including Serenità, Impreparato, L'angelo nero, Pane, Bionda tinta and Non sparire, the latter a duet with Rosalia Misseri. 
Alongside his music, Paolo Audino has built a long experience in the world of comics and animation. Trained at the State Institute for Cinematography and Television in Rome, he worked as an illustrator, animator, and art director, collaborating on television, editorial, and advertising productions. 
He is the author of the animated character The Masked Cat, the protagonist of productions linked to the Zecchino d'Oro and also distributed abroad. 
His artistic signature is that of an author capable of transforming words, images, and music into stories: a journey that continues through new songs, audiovisual projects, and artistic collaborations.