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 "My favorite track on this album is 'Dalla Parte Del Toro,' which I sing in the shower or when I wake up..."

 "Caparezza, being a southern Italian like me, mocks the fascist government in the song 'Inno Verdano' transforming into a 'Verdano-Fascist.'"

The review provides an in-depth look at Caparezza's 2006 album 'Habemus Capa,' highlighting its blend of satirical lyrics, clever wordplay, and social critique. The author appreciates the creative skits, strong tracks like 'Dalla Parte Del Toro,' and the artist's unique approach to topics ranging from politics to media. Despite some personal dislikes, the reviewer enjoys the album overall. The review mixes humor and critical insight throughout. Discover Caparezza's clever and bold 'Habemus Capa'—listen now and dive into his witty social critiques!

 I find that this album lacks absolutely nothing, from the 70s rock style of James Brown in 'They don’t want music' to a decidedly more ethnic style in 'Bebot'.

 Fergie’s beautiful voice making this flashy song a bit more beautiful.

A 14-year-old passionate music fan reviews The Black Eyed Peas' 2005 album Monkey Business. The album is praised for its wide range of styles, from 70s rock and ethnic influences to soft and gangsta hip hop. Notable collaborations include Sting, Jack Johnson, and Justin Timberlake. The reviewer highlights standout tracks such as 'My Hump' and 'Pump It' and finds the album complete and enjoyable. Listen to Monkey Business and experience the vibrant mix of styles and star collaborations!