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❝ Even today, “Gauguin’s Girls” is the song with which the author is identified.
❝ Grazia Di Michele’s song is raw, both in words and in music, a rare energetic rock in her repertoire, it leaves no room for hope…
❝ In the title-track, the difficult relationship between two women is told without murkiness (the theme of female homosexuality was not much explored at the time).
❝ Her long career reaches its peak in a recording project of little success, “Rudji” (1995), but considered by critics to be her best work.
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