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Lucio Battisti’s Il mio canto libero represents the peak of his career and stands as a cornerstone of Italian pop music. The album is noted for its meticulous arrangements and timeless songs that appeal across generations. It remains a must-have for music lovers and fans of classic Italian pop.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Lucio Battisti
Lucio Battisti (1943–1998) was an Italian singer, composer and producer from Poggio Bustone. He rose to prominence in the late 1960s and 1970s with lyricist Mogol, crafting many of Italy’s most beloved songs, and later pursued a radical electronic and linguistic shift with Pasquale Panella (1986–1994). From 1980 onward he withdrew from concerts, TV and interviews, insisting the art should speak for the artist.104 Reviews
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By Eneathedevil
"Il mio canto libero" is a milestone in Battisti's production and a turning point in modern Italian song.
It’s the definitive turning point of Italian pop music, redefining the role of singer and songwriter to talk about feelings, not gossip.
By stargazer
"The 8 songs on this album have entered the history of Italian pop music, thanks to their freshness."
"The last track is the very famous title track, in my opinion, the best song ever written by Battisti, and one of his most famous."
By death immortal
Through 'Il mio canto libero' Battisti presents us with the issue of love in almost all the songs.
Battisti is attracted to the desire for a death that doesn’t kill him, but rather allows him to live every moment of life with love and simplicity.
By JpLoyRow
Lucio Battisti's Il mio canto libero reveals a timeless quality that still resonates.
Battisti forged a new path in Italian pop with this unforgettable release.
