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 "Capa goes beyond, shoots at everyone, but always with order and sense and through an apparently foolish writing."

 "Among the 19 pieces that fill the aforementioned album, the line between happily sad reality and fiction is very thin, you don’t know whether to cry or laugh."

This review praises CapaRezza's fourth album 'Habemus Capa' as a daring and intelligent work that transcends typical commercial music. The lyrics blend reality and fiction, provoking thought through clever and courageous writing. The album stands out in a crowded music scene by challenging listeners to engage deeply. Its 19 tracks balance emotional complexity with sharp social commentary. Listen to CapaRezza’s 'Habemus Capa' and dive into a clever, bold Italian hip-hop experience!

 I can’t accept this Vasco of 2008, those small, simple verses, but direct to the stomach like a punch, that made him unique and authentic for years, have been replaced by useless moans without meaning.

 Despite star collaborations and packed stadiums, this album gives the sensation of listening to a Vasco that is not authentic and uninspired.

The review reflects on Vasco Rossi's fifteenth studio album 'Il Mondo Che Vorrei' as a product overshadowed by commercial success but lacking creativity and authenticity. Despite notable collaborations, including Slash, the album is seen as predictable and uninspired. The reviewer mourns the absence of Rossi's signature direct and unique songwriting and suggests it might be time for the artist to retire. Fans might still enjoy live performances, but the album falls short as a creative milestone. Discover Vasco Rossi's latest album and decide if this iconic rocker's sound still resonates with you.