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 "Despite a lanky and almost emaciated body, he bursts onto the scene with considerable noise, his name is Renato Zero."

 "Renato Zero is reborn, and in this unconscious human-artistic palingenesis, he does not know that part of him will die forever."

Renato Zero's 'Tregua' is a landmark 1973 album blending personal, social, and religious themes with originality and striking theatricality. It showcases the artist's rebirth and bold stance against conventions. The album remains socially relevant decades later due to its messages of diversity and acceptance. 'Tregua' highlights Zero's unique style that combines spectacle, social commitment, and emotional depth. Explore Renato Zero's 'Tregua' and experience the unique blend of theatricality, social insight, and personal storytelling.

 Lilly represents the most intense, painful, wrenching Italian song ever written on drugs, recounting with meticulousness and an emotion never rhetorical, the most intimate devastation of addiction.

 Only 7 tracks that represent the sum of a period, a thought, a man and an artist, the highest peak that he will never be able to reach again.

Antonello Venditti's 1979 album Lilly is a profound artistic work capturing the turbulent 1970s Italy through poetic and committed songwriting. The album’s seven tracks explore themes of love, addiction, protest, and the challenges of societal ideals. Venditti’s connection to Rome and his ability to express generational disillusionment make this album a landmark in Italian music. The review praises the album’s depth and its influence as a milestone within the Italian singer-songwriter genre. Discover the emotional and historical depth of Antonello Venditti's Lilly—listen now and explore a defining moment in Italian music history.