The following year, Esposito and Sinuè took part in the Sanremo Festival for the first time, and together with Eugenio Bennato he presented the next contribution to the festival in 1990 with Novecento Aufwiedersehen. In 1986 he was also able to win a Nastro d'Argento for best film music with the soundtrack for the film Camorra. In 19 Esposito won the Un disco per l'estate competition with the song Kalimba de luna and As tu as. After participating in the Montreux Jazz Festival, the albums La banda del sole (1978) and Tamburo (1982) followed. In addition to two other solo albums ( Processione sul mare 1976 and Gente distratta 1977) Esposito supported Eugenio Bennato's project Musicanova in 1976.

At the same time he worked with a large number of his music colleagues, such as Francesco Guccini, Gino Paoli, Lucio Dalla, Pino Daniele, Edoardo Bennato, Alan Sorrenti, Roberto De Simone, Don Cherry, Billy Cobham, Gato Barbieri and Nana Vasconcelos. In 1975 he made his debut with the album Rosso napoletano, which was produced by Paul Buckmaster. Esposito began his musical activities as a studio musician on the percussion.

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