SandroGiacobbe Banned

 Buddy Holly was a wonderful bee. He lived his season, pushed it to the max, to the point of letting go without regrets.

 The music didn’t die that day, quite the opposite. What died was the bee of Lubbock.

This review reflects on Buddy Holly's unique role and impact in 1950s rock'n'roll amid a turbulent cultural era. It discusses his musical innovation, rise to fame with The Crickets, and his tragic death in 1959, known as 'The Day the Music Died.' Despite the tragedy, the review asserts Holly's enduring legacy in music history and his influence on future generations, highlighting his artistry and rebellious spirit. Discover Buddy Holly's timeless music and the story behind 'The Day the Music Died'—listen now and celebrate rock'n'roll history!

 "Nobody cared about my song. They just wanted to know if I was gay."

 His greatness comes to life precisely in the delicacy and silent way, almost tiptoeing, with which his music has risen above any criticism and any outrage.

The review highlights Umberto Bindi’s 1961 song ‘Il Nostro Concerto’ as a refined and elegant masterpiece, shaped by his classical background and deep poetic sensibility. Despite societal prejudice and discrimination due to his homosexuality, Bindi's work endures as a poignant symbol of musical and personal authenticity. The review places Bindi within the Genoese school of singer-songwriters and contextualizes his contributions amid Italy's conservative cultural climate. It also reflects on the broader struggles faced by pioneering Italian artists of the era. Discover the delicate beauty and rich history behind Umberto Bindi’s ‘Il Nostro Concerto’—a timeless classic worth hearing today.

 History is us. Turn off the television and close the books, everything you have studied and learned about the past so far doesn’t hold up to the historiography of our lives.

 History is made by Alfredo, who every morning puts on surgical gloves and plunges his hands into his patients... History is made by De Gregori when he takes the stage, history is made by me as I write, and by you as you read.

This review of Francesco De Gregori's 1985 album 'La Storia' highlights its unique perspective on history, focusing on everyday people rather than famous figures. Though understated and stylistically more polished than his earlier works, the album delivers a powerful cultural manifesto through its title track. De Gregori challenges traditional views, emphasizing history as a lived and ongoing human experience shaped by small yet profound acts. The review praises his poetic approach while acknowledging the album's thoughtful social commentary. Discover how Francesco De Gregori’s 'La Storia' transforms history into a moving human story—listen now and experience its timeless message.

 The heavy anarchist political significance borne by a title like 'Addio Lugano bella' is reduced to a sweet memory of the song of a loved girl.

 Ivan Graziani: a storyteller from another time, a painter of songs, for whom singing was equivalent to painting on canvas.

The review explores Ivan Graziani’s 1977 song 'Lugano Addio,' which ingeniously transforms the politically charged 'Addio Lugano bella' into a tender story of youthful love. It highlights Graziani’s skillful fusion of folk and rock and his storytelling prowess. The song juxtaposes the weight of historical anarchist themes with the innocence of adolescent romance, creating a nostalgic and emotional listening experience. The review appreciates Graziani’s unique musical approach and his role in Italian singer-songwriter tradition. Listen to Ivan Graziani’s ‘Lugano Addio’ and experience a timeless blend of history, love, and folk rock storytelling.

 Sergio Endrigo has been comfortably forgotten, left there, in a little corner, as if he never existed.

 The answer to everything is a rose.

The review reflects on the daily monotony experienced during morning commutes, contrasted with the emotional escape offered by Sergio Endrigo's song 'Lontano Dagli Occhi.' It highlights Endrigo's underrated influence as a 60s songwriter who blended genres without losing authenticity. The song's theme of mental distance and delicate sentimentality is celebrated as timeless. The review ties personal experience with Endrigo’s poetic expressions, emphasizing his place in Italian music history. Discover the evocative charm of Sergio Endrigo’s 'Lontano Dagli Occhi' and experience a timeless classic of Italian music history.

 Life seen as a blank sheet, the passerby seen as a drop of ink.

 Each passerby is different, none is like the previous one, they are all there, in those scarce 4 minutes, they are the women of our lives.

This review traces the origins of 'Le Passanti' from Antonie Pol’s poetry to George Brassens’ French song, and highlights Fabrizio De André’s poignant Italian interpretation. It explores how the song captures the essence of fleeting encounters, unspoken desires, and nostalgic memories. The reviewer reflects on the personal and universal meanings of 'passersby' in life, valuing De André’s unique artistic touch. Overall, it praises the emotional depth and timeless quality of the song within the 'Canzoni' album. Discover the poetic beauty of 'Le Passanti' and experience Fabrizio De André’s timeless interpretation—listen now and reflect on the passersby in your life.

 "My credibility hair-wise is safe," I think to myself at the end of the match, releasing a sigh of relief... "Well, my life too."

 "'Come on, uncle, shall we watch Arsenal?' he asks me with a satisfied look... And it’s at that moment that people like Whitney Houston, Steve Jobs, Paul Walker, and Robin Williams flash before my eyes."

Sandro Giacobbe reflects fondly on his music career intertwined with his passion for football. He recalls playing with Italian artists in charity matches and now enjoys watching football with his nephew. The review humorously captures his nervousness cheering for Aaron Ramsey, blending nostalgia with family moments. Despite the anxiety, Giacobbe embraces these shared experiences as meaningful parts of his life. Discover Sandro Giacobbe’s unique blend of music passion and football memories—read the heartfelt story now!

 It often happens, therefore, that upon hearing this sonic orgasm, my stomach begins to growl.

 It’s as the marshal’s daughter gives the captain yet another brush-off that I wonder why in a crappy town like Gubbio people are so angry as to commit a murder a day.

The review fondly recalls the opening theme of Don Matteo and Terence Hill's enduring charm despite his age. While the series shows nostalgic appeal and quirky characters, it suffers from unrealistic storylines and some silly moments. The reviewer shares both appreciation and playful criticism, highlighting the show's comforting presence during lunch time. Despite flaws, Don Matteo remains a beloved television staple. Discover the charm and quirks of Don Matteo—watch it now and enjoy a nostalgic Italian TV classic!

 ‘It’s not important what you watch, but with whom you watch it.’

 ‘Despite the pleasure of watching being reserved for quite a few, those 30 minutes go by really quickly.’

The reviewer describes 'Un Posto Al Sole' as a traditional family watching ritual that endures despite repetitive storylines and subpar acting. The show evokes mixed feelings but ultimately serves as a unifying force at mealtime. While often frustrating, plot twists at episode ends maintain a reluctant engagement. The series remains a fixture in family life after a decade. Dive into the saga of 'Un Posto Al Sole' and see why this Italian classic remains a family favorite after all these years!

 A woman so apparently fragile, showed such boldness through her songs.

 Minuetto is the story of many women, made slaves and prisoners of an unrealizable love.

The review reflects on Mia Martini's 1973 album Il giorno dopo as a deeply emotional and bold expression of love, pain, and personal struggle. It highlights her unique voice, themes often censored in Italy, and her lasting impact despite a difficult life. The album is described as a concept work exploring passion’s irrationality, anchored by the iconic song Minuetto. The reviewer shares a personal connection, recognizing Mia as a symbol of courage and vulnerability. Discover the heart-wrenching passion and timeless beauty of Mia Martini's Il giorno dopo—listen now and feel her story unfold.