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 "Only Faber’s guitar and voice are the main actors, omnipresent in the song."

 "A fundamental album for Faber and - in my opinion - for all Italian music. The Serious one."

La buona novella by Fabrizio De André is hailed as a seminal Italian album blending folk, sacred, and experimental elements. The album features renowned collaborators and explores themes from the apocryphal gospels, nature, and human power. The reviewer praises its balance and impactful lyrics, deeming it fundamental for both De André and Italian music history. Listen to La buona novella and experience a timeless Italian folk masterpiece that blends sacred themes and powerful storytelling.

 Rimini, a transitional work for the majority of fans and critics, certainly less impactful than other previous and subsequent masterpieces, yet not to be underestimated.

 De Andrè’s full disillusionment with the 'Metropolitan Indians' of '77 and other events is cryptic, rich in metaphors but not only.

Rimini is a transitional album by Fabrizio De André that blends societal critique with poetic and fairytale-like storytelling. While less impactful than his peak works, it highlights themes of escape, disillusionment, and tradition, using dialect and metaphor to explore political and cultural dissatisfaction. Songs like 'Andrea' and 'Volta la carta' stand out as emotional and lyrical highlights. The album is a subtle yet significant chapter in De André’s celebrated discography. Dive into Fabrizio De André's Rimini to discover a poetic blend of political insight and lyrical storytelling in Italian folk tradition.