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THE REVIEW
"Bella di padella"... just for this title, such an album should be banned, and everyone who buys it should be arrested, even if they buy it from the Moroccans!
Prefacing that I never had the courage (or the recklessness, you decide...) to listen to it except for that damn single ("La canzone del capitano") that played incessantly on the radio, it can be stated with confidence that it is absolutely an album to dispose of.
I don't understand how this can be called music and especially how certain people can list this clown Dj Francesco among musicians. Why doesn't the singers' association conspire to leave him alone on that island where he is for now? At least they would perform a great public service for the entire Italy!
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The reviewer strongly disapproves of DJ Francesco’s Bella Di Padella album, describing it as unworthy of being called music. They admit only hearing the popular single repeatedly on the radio and call for the artist to be left alone on an island, implying the music does more harm than good.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
DJ Francesco
Italian singer and television personality. Born Francesco Facchinetti, he emerged in 2003 as DJ Francesco with the pop/dance-pop hit “La canzone del capitano,” followed by the album Bella di padella and later Era Bellissimo and the single “Non cado più.” He is the son of Roby Facchinetti (Pooh).05 Reviews
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By gianca
La Canzone Del Capitano shakes you to your core and makes you want to move every part of your body.
He has a nice, fresh voice, he is charming, lively, entertaining, and not at all.
