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 Carmen’s Electra in the song is not ashamed of who she is: she is a 'buttana.' But she is also a woman in love who wants to take that step forward, who wants to take a risk.

 Carmen explained all this in Electra, confirming herself as the best Italian singer-songwriter.

The review praises Carmen Consoli's Elettra as a profound and courageous album that explores themes of hope, despair, identity, and desire. It highlights the emotional depth of the songs and Consoli's ability to confront societal conformity while embracing personal truth. The album is seen as a bold artistic statement confirming her status as a top Italian singer-songwriter. The reviewer interprets the songs through the lens of the Electra myth, emphasizing the conflict between repression and freedom. Discover the heartfelt and powerful journey of Carmen Consoli’s Elettra—listen now and experience a true Italian musical masterpiece.

 "Tra i fuochi in mezzo al cielo is a beautiful album."

 "It’s a difficult work, in which Turci has spent much and invested a lot. Perhaps you won’t like it, but give it a chance, it’s not fair to take it away due to prejudice."

Paola Turci's 'Tra I Fuochi In Mezzo Al Cielo' is a thoughtful, intimate album that requires patience but rewards with deep emotional and social insights. Minimalist and whispered vocals convey powerful stories about personal pain, death, freedom, and social issues. The album features contributions by Max Gazzè and includes the Amnesty International Award-winning track 'Rwanda.' Despite prior skepticism towards Turci, this work demands respect for its artistic sincerity and commitment. Listen to Paola Turci’s 'Tra I Fuochi In Mezzo Al Cielo' to experience heartfelt storytelling and powerful social reflections.