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THE REVIEW
I won't hide that I expected a better job...
The first album by this artist wasn't a big success...
The album "Verità Supposte" was instead listenable (for those who appreciated the genre, which is a bit difficult to be honest) but was enjoyable to listen to...
This latest one, however, seems a bit too vulgar and in some ways even seems a bit "satanic"!!!...
Perhaps those who said that dear Capa is getting tired of success were right and that he intentionally makes songs that only a part of the audience can appreciate...
Oh well... we'll wait for another work in the hope that it's done better...
(comment only serious things... don't start saying that CapaREzza sucks or childish stuff like that)
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The review expresses disappointment with CapaRezza's 'Habemus Capa,' contrasting it with his previous work 'Verità Supposte.' The latest album is seen as more vulgar and potentially divisive. The reviewer hopes for better future releases while acknowledging the niche appeal.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
CapaRezza
Michele Salvemini, stage name Caparezza, is an Italian rapper from Molfetta known for dense wordplay, social and political critique, concept albums and theatrical live performances.32 Reviews
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By Brizz89
The album is really interesting, recommended to great fans of the rapper and also to those who want to listen to serious rap with interesting themes.
Has Caparezza produced his second masterpiece after Verità Supposte? Let’s see...
By powah
It is a CD containing 19 tracks that highlight a great compositional ability and consecrate his skill.
It starts with a track in which he declares himself dead and ends with his resurrection...
By GASS
"My favorite track on this album is 'Dalla Parte Del Toro,' which I sing in the shower or when I wake up..."
"Caparezza, being a southern Italian like me, mocks the fascist government in the song 'Inno Verdano' transforming into a 'Verdano-Fascist.'"
By McFly
"Capa goes beyond, shoots at everyone, but always with order and sense and through an apparently foolish writing."
"Among the 19 pieces that fill the aforementioned album, the line between happily sad reality and fiction is very thin, you don’t know whether to cry or laugh."
