This 1989 work marked his return to the scene after a (forced) withdrawal-exile, driven by "Almeno tu nell'universo," definitely not one of my favorites by Mimì. The album is absolutely enjoyable and of good quality but undoubtedly inferior to the glories of the '70s and even to the subsequent "La mia razza." Some of the best songs were written for him by Enzo Gragnaniello ("Donna" and "Strade che non si inventeranno mai da sole," where we find a wonderful guitar solo by Gragnaniello himself), in my opinion, his best songwriter from the '89-'94 period. Other nice tracks include "Amori," "Notturno," and the retrieval of "Agapimù," a song from 1974 (already on "E' proprio come vivere") which here clearly becomes my favorite of the album in question, beautiful. A dignified and pleasant work overall, with a few scattered gems here and there.
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