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 "Double like a medal, if it were gold it would be cardboard."

 "And I saw a big hotel with the lights off and got a little scared / Behind me, the day was waning, and I felt a bit of sadness but not too much."

Francesco De Gregori’s album 'Per brevità chiamato artista' marks a triumphant return to his 70s country-folk roots with added rock and blues touches. The songs showcase his trademark poetic lyricism and address themes of artistry, social decay, and memory. Noteworthy tracks include the introspective 'Celebrazione' and the haunting finale 'L’infinito'. Overall, the album is a classic work that will satisfy longtime fans without surprising turns, reaffirming De Gregori’s place as a true artist beyond commercial trends. Listen to De Gregori’s evocative new album and immerse yourself in poetic folk-rock storytelling.

 "The path is tormented under a black sky, but may man become a true man."

 "Departing, here in front of me is the sea, I might be able to make it."

Ivano Fossati’s album Il Grande Mare Che Avremmo Traversato is a deep, introspective journey marked by themes of self-discovery, melancholy, and the search for meaning. Blending Italian songwriting with South American influences and contemplative instrumentals, it invites listeners to explore personal and existential questions. The album’s emotional depth and mysterious charm shine through despite its sparse and unpolished production. It closes with a bittersweet hope, urging us to start anew. Listen to Ivano Fossati’s evocative journey and discover the soul-stirring tales of Il Grande Mare Che Avremmo Traversato today!

 Vecchioni can therefore be defined as a 'great dreamer,' or much more specifically ... as a 'Master of dreams.'

 The important thing is who has the greatest dream.

The review praises Roberto Vecchioni's album Per Amore Mio for its deep exploration of dreams as a vital life element. It highlights the shift in production from Michelangelo Romano to Mauro Paoluzzi and the album’s recurring themes of love, war, and human existence. Vecchioni is portrayed as a ‘Master of dreams’ and a poetic storyteller who beautifully blends personal loss with universal reflections. The album is seen as a heartfelt and philosophical journey. Explore Roberto Vecchioni’s Per Amore Mio and experience a profound journey through dreams, love, and life’s mysteries.

 "In 'Luci a San Siro,' Vecchioni responds to record executives by reflecting on a love he had to abandon for his dreams."

 "For the world that is mine, I curse you, you will have twenty years all your life, but you can only love Margherita."

Roberto Vecchioni's 1971 debut album Parabola delves into themes of individuality, societal challenges, and the pursuit of dreams against commercial pressures. With poetic lyrics and emotional ballads like 'Luci a San Siro,' Vecchioni introduces a world of hypocrisy and betrayal. The album features characters representing societal victims and reflects on personal and artistic struggles. Despite its sparse arrangements, the music supports Vecchioni's evocative voice, foreshadowing his future refined works. Discover the poetic depth of Roberto Vecchioni's Parabola—listen now and explore the rich stories behind the songs.