Larrok

A man from another time! XD The Gialappi handed out pink triangles to the singers, a symbol of tolerance towards sexual choices, joking that Albano thought it was a ticket to pick up his coat from the cloakroom.. XD

Beautiful words from Albano: "As a father, it would certainly bother me to have a son or daughter who does not belong to their sex. However, we must come to terms with nature, and sometimes nature plays strange tricks. So, if someone - or anyone - deeply questions themselves and wants to heal from this 'imperfection,' that's good. If they don't want to, or cannot, because nature made them this way, what can you say? But, thank God, I have never had these problems. And I feel very sorry for those who do." Speaking this way, in response to 'Vanity Fair' about the controversies following the previews of the song 'Luca era gay' that Povia will sing at Sanremo, is Albano Carrisi, who is also competing at the Festival with 'L'amore è sempre amore.' 'Vanity Fair' interviewed him in Spain, the country where gays can marry: "The world has changed. To us 'normal' people, certain things may seem strange, but to those who live them, of course, they do not. I am a practicing Catholic and I say only this to homosexuals: I am not for ghettos, but don’t make such a fuss, live your lives privately. I don’t like gay prides, those who march in disguise... To someone like me, vaccinated, they may elicit laughter, unfortunately, but if my little daughter were to see them, it would bother me. It seems to me like the exposure of Sodom and Gomorrah..."

The lyrics of this song are, in my opinion, beautiful and have nothing to do with the lousy circus of Sanremo... musically it's certainly not an essential masterpiece (they've done better) but I would say it's pleasant.

The only piece that comes close to the threshold of decency is the one by Afterhours; the rest is the usual Sanremo trash... the top 3 are the worst of the worst... a sign that Italians voting from home always prefer the purest garbage, just like in the voting booth... this is the real country.

But do all the psychopaths have to end up with me? Well...

Friends? But who knows you??

I hope this anonymous comment is ironic because if they truly believed what they say, it would be quite unsettling... anyway, winning Sanremo is perfectly in line with the pseudo-career of a mediocre artist who emerged from a meaningless Mediaset show for ignorant kids who think they are connoisseurs but couldn't tell Beethoven from the Cugini di campagna.

But if you give this record a 5, what do you give to any of the Fugazi albums? 8000 with honors?

Yeah, come on, even 1?

This album is 40 years old (!!!) as of a month ago... and it still flows wonderfully...