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THE REVIEW
Hello to all Debaser friends, today I wanted to propose a review of a rising star in Italian music, she is the very entertaining Annalisa Scarrone also known as Nali. Unfortunately, her talent burst onto the scene on "Amici," and I know it's a show that is heavily criticized here; it even sucks to me too, however, nowadays if you don't have some support, it's difficult to break through. Nali, however, immediately distanced herself from this story as soon as the show ended and launched into a solo career. Bravo to her for that (some of her colleagues like Emma still rely on Amici to sell 2 more copies of their trash albums).
The album I will review is titled "non so ballare" and consists of 11 tracks, the single is "scintille," which was also heard at Sanremo, truly a great song.
The album is mainly about love, melancholy, but also about more important themes like drug abuse and a bit of politics, with abuse against women being the central theme of the song "spara amore mio."
What can I say, a great modern pop album for a great artist with a bright future, the tour around Italy starts in May, so buy the tickets and support our local music!
Greetings to all and happy May 1st.
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This review highlights Annalisa Scarrone’s rise as a talented solo artist beyond her reality TV origins. Her album 'Non So Ballare' features 11 tracks blending themes of love, melancholy, and social issues like drug abuse and violence against women. The standout single 'Scintille' was featured at Sanremo. The album is praised as a modern pop success with a promising future and a soon-to-start Italian tour.Tracklist
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By Nimrod's_Son
Even in the less valid songs some interesting nuances can be seen and at the end of the album something remains.
To be able to listen to this album with serenity one must overcome a certain series of obstacles and barriers and this requires a great effort.
