Lucio Battisti (1943–1998) was an Italian singer-songwriter and composer, celebrated for his collaborations first with lyricist Mogol and later with Pasquale Panella. His career spans 1960s pop classics to later experimental, electronic 'white' albums.

Key public facts discussed in the reviews: long partnership with Mogol (1960s–1980), later collaboration with Pasquale Panella (1980s–1990s), major stylistic shifts (pop/folk → progressive/Brazilian influences → disco/funk → synth-pop/experimental), retreat from public appearances in later years.

Reviews emphasize Battisti's long career from 1960s pop to late-career experimental 'white' albums. Frequent notes on two major lyric partnerships (Mogol then Pasquale Panella) and major stylistic shifts. Many reviewers praise specific albums (Il mio canto libero, Anima Latina, Don Giovanni).

For:Fans of Italian singer-songwriters, music historians, and listeners curious about pop-to-experimental transitions.

 I will no longer speak because an artist must only communicate through his work. The artist does not exist. His art exists.

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