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THE REVIEW
2000... While Piero Pelù was grabbing the "Toro Loco" by the horns, Ghigo Renzulli with the revamped band was releasing another chapter signed Litfiba.
The album immediately distances itself from the band's last album, "Infinito," and gives us a record full of pure rock also highlighted by the new vocalist, Gabo. The new act opens with "Il Pazzo Che Ride" followed by the excellent first single "Elettromacumba" which is a mirror on today's digital world, between computers and connections. The melody is felt in "Giardino Della Follia" but ends up being too monotonous in context; the rest of the songs are simple examples of great rock played well, "Spia", proposes itself as the most powerful song of the album, amidst false people and someone studying our moves.
In conclusion, what can I say? It was a great beginning, a powerful relaunch for the (former) best band in Italy that in recent years has been losing its way a little too much.
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Elettromacumba marks a fresh and powerful rock return for Litfiba, led by Ghigo Renzulli and new vocalist Gabo. The album contrasts with previous works, especially Infinito, with a focus on strong melodies and themes about the digital age. Highlights include the singles Elettromacumba and Spia. Despite some monotony in parts, this album is a promising renewal for the iconic Italian band.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Litfiba
Litfiba is an Italian rock band formed in Florence around 1980. They were central to the Italian new wave/post-punk scene of the 1980s and are widely associated with the early trilogy of albums Desaparecido, 17 Re and Litfiba 3. The core public figures in reviews include Piero Pelù and Ghigo Renzulli.87 Reviews
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By Starblazer
Elettromacumba is a wonderful album, no lack of style, no desire to skip a song, an almost masterpiece.
Il Pazzo Che Ride is alone worth every twenty euros I spent on the album.
