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 I am, very simply, someone who dreamed and doesn’t want to stop dreaming.

 After finishing one set, another begins. And if you lose one game, there’s always another one in front of you. Eventually, you win.

This review highlights Mauro Repetto’s candid autobiography, revealing his complex role in the band 883, his personal trials, and relentless pursuit of dreams. The book offers a fresh perspective on a story long told from Max Pezzali’s point of view. It captures Repetto’s courage in leaving success behind to find himself and the beauty of continual self-discovery. The review praises the book as inspiring and insightful for fans and dreamers alike. Discover Mauro Repetto’s untold story—read his inspiring autobiography today!

 I often laughed while reading these pages... immersed in the settings of the shows of my youth.

 From 'friends' Carlo, Marco, and Giorgio become 'artists' and 'characters of the century,' something they wouldn’t like, preferring to remain one of us.

This review celebrates Gialappa's Band and their book 'Mai dire Noi,' highlighting their unique style of comedy and significant impact on Italian TV. The book offers personal anecdotes, interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories, evoking nostalgia for fans of their shows. The author praises the trio's preference for voiceover humor and their lasting cultural influence. The book creates a sense of friendship and fond reminiscence for those who grew up with their humor. Dive into the hilarious world of Gialappa's Band with 'Mai dire Noi'—a must-read for fans of sharp Italian comedy and unforgettable TV moments!

 'If we tried to line up a few thousand songs one after the other, in chronological order, we would obtain the most exhaustive, colorful, truthful novel of the 20th century.'

 'Modugno sings Nel blu dipinto di blu and suddenly an evolutionary leap occurs. Italians realize that everything is about to change.'

Gino Castaldo’s book offers an in-depth and captivating exploration of Italian song from the early 1800s Neapolitan roots to the dawn of the 21st century. Highlighting key moments such as Modugno’s 1958 breakthrough, it follows Italy’s musical and cultural transformations through influential artists and movements. Each chapter includes curated playlists to deepen the reader's understanding of each era. This work is praised for its richness in storytelling and insight into Italy's sentimental history. Dive into Italy’s musical past with Gino Castaldo’s insightful book and rediscover the songs that shaped a century.

 'At twenty-two, I realized that what makes me the saddest are the maritime pines.'

 ‘Veridiana decides to return to the location in search of the woman to get an answer to her question... a journey of conversations and exchanges where the two women reveal much about themselves.’

Francesca Michielin’s debut novel follows Veridiana, a singer grappling with the loss of her best friend Anna. The narrative explores themes of friendship, music, and self-discovery through Veridiana’s bond with a former diva, Regina Palmas. Despite initial skepticism from the reviewer toward the artist's music, the novel’s heartfelt storytelling and character depth shine through. The story intertwines emotional reflection with conversations on art and society, culminating in a touching ending. Discover Francesca Michielin’s touching novel and dive into a heartfelt story of music, friendship, and loss today.

 'Per te' about the fragility of love marked a departure from their adolescent air and attitude.

 Overwhelmed with emotion, I decided to redo part of the route to the music store where I bought the 'Per te' single.

The review reflects on the nostalgia surrounding Paola & Chiara's career, especially highlighting 'Per te' from their Sanremo Festival participation. It shares personal memories tied to the sisters' music, noting their transition from adolescent pop-rock to deeper lyrical themes. The reviewer fondly recalls translating the song's lyrics and the influence the duo had during their high school years. Despite some later indifference, the emotional connection remains strong. Discover the heartfelt journey of Paola & Chiara with 'Per te'—listen now and relive the nostalgia of 90s Italian pop.

 Francesco De Gregori talks about his life and career, expanding into various fields (history, art, literature, politics, and more), showing a complex character.

 This is a great book, one that won’t fail to keep you glued to its pages, such is the involvement in the exchange of topics between two deep minds.

This interview book offers a rich, in-depth conversation with Francesco De Gregori exploring his personal history, cultural influences, artistic views, and political thoughts. The discussion covers his relationships with other artists and reflections on Italian society and history. It’s engaging, revealing a complex and thoughtful persona. The book is praised for its stimulating, wide-ranging content and intellectual depth. Dive into this fascinating conversation with Francesco De Gregori and uncover the stories behind his music and mind.

 "The Tuscan is the most intelligent, the most courageous, and the freest among all the peoples in Italy."

 "Tuscans do all their things in prose, with great simplicity, without unnecessary words."

The review highlights Curzio Malaparte’s passionate essay 'Maledetti Toscani,' which defends and explores the unique character of the Tuscan people. Malaparte portrays Tuscans as intelligent, courageous, and free-spirited amid the challenges of post-war Italy. He delves into cultural, social, and religious traits distinctive to Tuscany, examining cities like Prato, Livorno, Siena, and Florence. The work offers a nuanced view filled with admiration and calls Italians to embrace the Tuscan virtues. Discover Malaparte’s vivid and thought-provoking portrayal of Tuscany—read 'Maledetti Toscani' to explore the spirit of a timeless region.

 A great credit to Kenyan-born Indian director Gurinder Chadha for having directed a choral film that excites and entertains from beginning to end.

 ‘From dream to reality’ it is nice to see that in almost 20 years girls are gaining equal recognition in the same almost always male-dominated playing field.

This review reflects on Gurinder Chadha’s film 'Dreaming of Beckham' as an inspiring tale of women breaking cultural and sports barriers. The reviewer shares personal memories tied to football, highlighting the film’s emotional and motivating depiction of female empowerment through sport. The movie is praised for its engaging narrative and relevance to ongoing progress in women’s football today. Discover the inspiring journey of Jess and celebrate the rise of women’s football by watching 'Dreaming of Beckham' today!

 A novel of ‘clash’ between two cultures, with only one winner: which one?

 Lilia will soon realize that her marriage has failed, having been married because she was wealthy and neglected by Gino.

The review reflects on Edward Morgan Forster’s first novel, Monteriano (Where Angels Fear to Tread), highlighting its themes of cultural clash and tragic love. Set in a fictional Tuscan village inspired by San Gimignano, the story explores an English widow’s troubled marriage to an Italian man and the ensuing family conflicts. The review appreciates the novel’s depiction of social and moral tensions during the early 1900s. It concludes by noting the novel’s compelling narrative about cross-cultural misunderstandings and loss. Discover the tragic beauty of Forster’s Monteriano—explore this classic clash of cultures and heartfelt story today.

 'Cause all of the stars are fading away... just try not to worry, you'll see them some day.

 'Stop Crying Your Heart Out' is a track that reminds me of the aftermath of a disappointing period, but fascinating over time, and with the end of the song also the end of a surprising summer and the hope of a personally better future.

This review reflects on Oasis' 2002 ballad 'Stop Crying Your Heart Out' as a comforting and memorable track. The reviewer recalls personal memories connected to the song and praises its emotional depth. Though likened to 'Wonderwall,' the song stands on its own as a classic highlight from the album 'Heathen Chemistry.' The track evokes nostalgia for summer, friendship, and hope amid challenges. Listen to 'Stop Crying Your Heart Out' and relive the timeless emotions of Oasis' classic ballad.