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❝ The songs of this album are populated by animals, starting with the nursery rhyme - inspired by a Jewish Passover song - that gives the album its title: "Alla fiera dell'est, per due soldi un topolino mio padre comprò".
❝ Angelo Branduardi gifts us this medieval dance of great charm at the start of what is, in my opinion, his best work: released in nineteen seventy-seven by Polydor in its bare cover, “La pulce d’acqua” contained within itself nine sketches, nine glimpses of as many tales.
❝ Concerto represents Angelo Branduardi at his highest power, in a state of grace, and in full musical maturation.
❝ Highly underrated and often ignored, "Il Ladro" is undoubtedly Angelo Branduardi’s last great swan song, the last legacy of absolute value: from then on just more than decent albums and so much, so much craft.
❝ The lyrics are banal, irritating, sometimes ridiculous.
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