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Jacopo Furio Sarno (born September 1, 1989; [dʒaˈkopo ˈfurjo ˈsarno]), is an Italian actor, dubber and singer.

He made his debut very young and became a familiar face of television by the second half of the 90s, playing in some sitcom and advertising.

In 1995 he made his debut as an actor in the sitcom Io e la mamma (Mom and I), alongside Gerry Scotti and Delia Scala, playing the role Paluline for all seasons, until 1997. Two years later, back on television, he was a regular on Canale 5 and in a sitcom Don Luca, where he played the role of Mirko for only two seasons. The following year he made his film debut, playing a small part in the last film the fantasy saga Fantozzi 2000 - La clonazione (Fantozzi 2000 - Cloning), in which he played the role of a child abandoned by parents too busy with their work. In 2001 he went back to basics and provides the sitcom Bradipo (Sloth), aired on MTV Italy, after a three year hiatus, he played a small part in the sitcom Il Mammo (The Mom) with Enzo Iachetti and Natalia Estrada.

In 1996 reads short film Il soffitto (The Ceiling), directed by Barbara Nava, and this interpretation was considered Best Actor Film Festival Messina He debuted in 2006 as a television host for the music program Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards Destination Kids by Nickelodeon.

From 1999 is entered to the "Associazione Doppiatori Attori Pubblicitari" (ADAP) (Voiced Actors Advertising Association),^[1] beginning the same year his career as a voice actor.

Besides the dubbing of many films, of course, for the roles of young people and cartoon characters, lends his voice several times and several characters, including the sparrow protagonist of the famous advertising with Alessandro Del Piero also the voice of Harry Potter in video game learned from books.

In addition to film and television actor, he performed well at the theater in some musical, after studying some of the techniques of music, including singing and music theory, guitar and harmonica blues. These studies have allowed him to also take a career in music, participating in the Castrocaro Festival in 2004, where he reached the semifinals, also is a component of a new band Hard rock Milan because he had previously taken part in another group of the same city and same kind of music the Dusty Heads (heads covered with dust) and in both has and has had the role of singer.

From 2005 until the spring of 2007 was in tour with the musical Datemi tre caravelle,^[2] directed by Gianni Quaranta, with Alessandro Preziosi, while in March 2008 part with the important leading role in the Italian stage version of High School Musical on Stage!.

Addition, Jacopo participate Disney Channel Original Series Quelli dell'intervallo, aired on Disney Channel Italy.Still working on Disney Channel made an appearance in the series "Fiore e Tinelli" (Flower and Tinelli)^[3] with his former colleagues (Matteo Leoni) playing Matthew and (Andrea Leon) playing Jason, the leader of a band in which Fiore (Francesca Calabrese) wants enter.

In 2007 appears in the music video "Grazie a te" (Thank you) the singer and colleague in Quelli dell'intervallo, (Ambra Lo Faro).

Also for Disney, Jacopo made an appearance in the episode ("When in Rome...") the first season of the TV series The Suite Life on Deck playing (Luke Fendini), a musician Italian who met in Rome, London and fell in love.

Finally in 2009, he released his first album 1989^[4] and his first single from his album È Tardi.^[5]In March 2010 released an EP Jacopo Sarno containing the single Tommy E La Sedia Vuota, written with Nicholas Agliardi, and a selection of songs from 1989.

• Non pensare più
• Tocca a me
• Wonder why
• Voglio Te, Accanto a Me feat. Ambra LoFaro (Italian version of song Right Here, Right Now (High School Musical song) from High School Musical 3: Senior Year)
• Grido (Italian version of song Scream from High School Musical 3: Senior Year)
• Non c'è confine
• Un vero amico
• Non l'avevo previsto (Italian version of song Wonder why)
• La forza del sorriso

• Anche a primavera
• È tardi
• Sara
• Vent'anni
• Ho voglia di vederti
• Sogno te
• Non so volare
• Mai
• Jenny
• In ogni attimo
• La nuova stella
• Con te
• Tommy E La Sedia Vuota