the poet

 This album is a unique blend of poetry, social critique, and psychedelic folk, making it a mammoth Italian work.

 De André’s versions are more beautiful than the originals by E.L. Masters, transcending historical limits.

This review praises Fabrizio de André's 1971 album 'Non al denaro non all'amore né al cielo' as one of his best works, highlighting its deep poetic themes inspired by Spoon River Anthology. It explores complex human behaviors through a concept album format with rich musical experimentation alongside Nicola Piovani. The album's bold approach tackled controversial topics and remains a monumental Italian artistic achievement. Dive into Fabrizio de André’s poetic masterpiece and discover the soul of Italian folk and poetic storytelling.

 "Creuza de ma is music dedicated to travelers, those who live their lives wandering for any reason and can only stay briefly in their homeland; pure heart, pure soul, pure poetry."

 "David Byrne defined this album as one of the most important of the '80s, but I believe very few understand the crucial importance of what is defined as one of the first examples of World music."

This review celebrates Fabrizio De André and Paolo Pagani's album Creuza De Ma as an evocative musical journey inspired by Mediterranean culture. Infused with traditional instruments and Genoese dialect, the album explores themes of travel, love, war, and marginalization. It is hailed as a pioneering work in world music that truly captures the spirit of wanderers and sailors. The reviewer praises the poetic and emotional depth of the songs, highlighting their timeless appeal. Dive into Creuza De Ma and experience a soulful Mediterranean musical journey now!