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 De Andrè’s lyrics, in the much more folk rendition performed by the Mercanti, absolutely do not lose their beauty.

 It is a very beautiful and complete CD, suitable for those who love folk, for those who love De Andrè, and for anyone who loves good music.

Mai Paura is Mercanti di Liquore's second album featuring compelling folk renditions of Fabrizio De Andrè classics and strong original tracks. The group honors De Andrè's legacy without losing their own voice. Songs like Una storia sbagliata and Fame nera deliver deep emotions and social commentary. This album is a beautiful and complete offering for folk music lovers and fans of De Andrè. Listen to Mai Paura and experience heartfelt folk interpretations and original songs inspired by Fabrizio De Andrè.

 The Music of the Poor, a very explicit and clear title, allows you to understand right away the themes that will be addressed in the album.

 We would like all the songs we have driven along the roads of a different life to give rise to many disobedient beauties.

Mercanti di Liquore’s album La Musica dei Poveri marks a strong evolution with more original compositions and a clear focus on social issues. The folk band blends beautiful ballads with combative protest songs addressing poverty and disobedience. The album balances danceable tracks and emotional slow songs, culminating in a powerful statement of love and resistance. Essential listening for fans of socially conscious folk music. Discover the heartfelt folk protest sounds of Mercanti di Liquore—listen to La Musica dei Poveri and join the movement of musical disobedience today!

 "Poetry mixed with popular roots, songs of struggle and anger, the cheerfulness of Romagna, and the bitterness of Guinness in Irish pubs."

 "The rhythms are very engaging, drums and guitars with the full flavor of Ireland, the hard and rhythmic sounds of the drums reminiscent of the cliffs of the Irish seas."

Modena City Ramblers’ 1994 debut album, 'Riportando tutto a casa,' fuses Irish folk rhythms with Italian cultural and political themes. The album showcases poetic lyrics, engaging melodies, and heartfelt tributes including 'Bella Ciao' and 'Funerali di Berlinguer.' With strong participation from Giovanni Rubbiani, this work highlights the band’s dedication to their roots and social messages. The mix of joyful and somber tones creates a compelling folk journey. Listen to the heartfelt blend of Irish and Italian folk roots in Modena City Ramblers’ debut album—explore their rich musical heritage now!