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Claudio Baglioni, one of the cornerstones of Italian music history, has offered us a triple album that collects all the major hits from 1967 to today. A return to the past that allows us to relive old memories that now belong to another generation, "questo piccolo grande amore" "sabato pomeriggio" "poster" all wonderful songs that bring to mind flowered meadows to run across with friends in the company of some beautiful girl, maybe with a bottle to at least lift some spirits.
Unlike what was written (not very recently) by the punisher, this album fully deserves passing marks, and if we think that Baglioni was born 2 km from my home, this makes me even more inclined to all those infidels, who now flood our site, that even the neighborhood of Rome can offer us poets with a capital P. Butterflies, colorful birds, ponds with some goldfish and the sun beating down make a fitting scene for these songs... old yes, but terribly modern. "Agonia" (as Baglioni was called in his youth) has given five, proposing an album in which those with gray hair like him can relive those moments when they would go to stadiums with lighters in hand and sing along to his hits.
My mother in the distant '70s (good times) heard for the first time "questo piccolo grande amore" and immediately realized it would be an absolute success. Dear Baglioni, TUTTI QUI with you... a kiss
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This review praises Claudio Baglioni's triple album 'Tutti Qui' as a meaningful collection of his greatest hits from 1967 to today. It highlights the nostalgic value of timeless songs that evoke memories of youth and good times. The reviewer defends the album against past criticism and emphasizes its modern feel despite its age. Overall, it celebrates Baglioni’s enduring influence in Italian music.
Claudio Baglioni
Italian singer-songwriter from Rome, prominent from the 1970s for melodic, romantic pop songs and major commercial success across decades.27 Reviews
