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 Notturno very much identifies Mimì’s personality with her way of isolating herself and hiding her sufferings to find the strength to get back in the game.

 Donna is the manifesto song against violence against women and their desire to fight.

Martini Mia marks Mia Martini’s significant return to music after a period of forced isolation. The album features iconic songs like 'Almeno tu nell’universo' and the deeply evocative 'Notturno,' praised as even more moving. Collaboration with Enzo Gragnaniello introduces fresh sounds and themes such as women’s empowerment. Martini’s versatility shines throughout this powerful, intimate record. Listen to 'Martini Mia' and experience the heartfelt depth of Mia Martini’s timeless legacy today!

 Sirtaki is characterized by the exploration of sounds that convey a great sense of freedom and especially of life.

 'Tu… Si, presented at the Sanremo festival, needs no introduction. It is a hymn to love.'

Sirtaki, released in 1990, is Mango's most commercially successful album with 500,000 copies sold. It mixes ethnic sounds and pop for a diverse emotional experience. Highlights include the love hymn 'Tu... Si' and tracks inspired by different cultures. The album balances softness, passion, and deep reflection, creating a vivid journey of life and discovery. Discover the passion and rich cultural sounds of Mango's Sirtaki—listen now and experience the musical adventure!

 "It's dangerous to lean out from the highest bridge higher than man when you feel life as light as a sheet of tissue paper, just a breath of wind would be enough to carry it far away, far away."

 "Loneliness and disorientation dominate songs like Punto e a capo and Fuori gioco where the problem of drugs also appears."

Mango's third album, 'It's Dangerous to Lean Out' (1982), features raw vocals and compelling lyrics by his brother Armando Mango. Themes of loneliness, disorientation, and personal growth are explored across a mix of poignant and ironic tracks. Notable songs include 'Nero e Blu' and 'Il Mago'. The album balances emotional depth with musical experimentation, marking a key phase before Mango's later pop evolution. Discover Mango's emotional and poetic 1982 album 'It's Dangerous to Lean Out' – listen now and explore timeless Italian music.

 A monetary union built without a state and without democracy is destined for its demise.

 Those who tell us today that leaving the euro would be a disaster were once sure we would work less and earn more with it.

Alberto Bagnai's book, 'The Sunset of the Euro,' accurately predicted the eurozone’s challenges due to a monetary union lacking a political state and democracy. The essay debunks common clichés about the crisis using scientific analysis and historical data. It offers deep insights into the euro’s origins and explains why economic reversals are possible. The work was recognized with the Canova Award for economic literature. Read Alberto Bagnai's compelling essay and understand the euro crisis beyond clichés—discover the future of Europe's monetary union today.

 ‘Because you, you don’t miss me anymore at all’

 ‘Screwed idiots, I am here, I am here waiting for the day to come’

Loredana Bertè's 1997 album, Un pettirosso da combattimento, stands as a raw, autobiographical tribute to her late sister Mia Martini. The lyrics reveal anger, pain, and personal struggles, touching on family conflicts and social criticism. Despite controversies with producer Renato Zero, the album showcases Bertè's powerful storytelling. It is highly recommended for collectors and fans of authentic emotional music. Listen to Loredana Bertè's powerful tribute and explore the raw emotions behind Un pettirosso da combattimento.

 "I don't know who you are or how many names you will have but shout if you can, so I will follow you wherever you want."

 "Thorn and poetry clear melancholy don’t leave me anymore the rose of winter you are now I know what you are for me."

Mango's 1986 album Odissea is celebrated for its innovative mix of keyboards and experimental electronics. The lyrics, primarily by Alberto Salerno, explore themes of love and the search for meaning. Notable tracks include the Sanremo hit 'Lei Verrà' and the classic 'La rosa dell’inverno'. The album marks a turning point in Mango’s career with a rich emotional depth and musical experimentation. Discover Mango's Odissea and experience the poetic blend of electronic sounds and heartfelt lyrics from 1986.

 Overall, this is an unconvincing album, although there are still 2/3 strong pieces.

 The lyrics are increasingly difficult because their writing might be more suited to a book of poetry than a song.

Mango's 2011 album 'La terra degli aquiloni' struggles with slow pacing and unconvincing tracks. While some songs like 'Dove ti perdo' and 'Il pazzo' stand out with emotional depth and engaging rhythm, the album overall lacks energy and radio appeal. The lyrics lean more towards poetry than catchy songwriting, making the album less accessible. Discover Mango's 'La terra degli aquiloni' and explore its emotional highs and lyrical depth despite mixed reviews.

 Mango wishes to be 'Seen this way' in a fascinating journey that retraces the highlights of his musical history.

 Memories sweetened by new emotions for an album that goes far beyond the features of a common 'Best of'.

Visto così is Mango's only official greatest hits album, released in 1999, featuring re-arranged versions of his classics alongside two new passionate songs. The album offers an eclectic journey highlighting the transformation of Mango's music over time. Notable tracks include new versions of Oro and Lei verrà, and a rock take on Io nascerò. This album is a must-have for fans and collectors. Listen to Mango’s unique journey in Visto così and explore the reimagined classics and passionate new tracks now!

 "Australia, a new world to discover big spaces in the middle of the sea compare it cannot be another blue, another blue...."

 "Life is a journey. A long path filled with uncertainties and doubts about the evolution of the future due to the political and social issues that each era presents."

Mango's 1985 album Australia showcases a passionate push to break artistic boundaries with exotic electronic sounds and evocative semi-falsetto vocals. Themes of love, loss, hope, and life’s journey permeate the album, reflecting both personal and social uncertainties. The collaboration with Mogol and Alberto Salerno enriches the lyrical depth, making the album a timeless exploration of emotional and artistic discovery. Discover the emotional and sonic journey of Mango's Australia—listen now and explore a timeless musical adventure.