Rimini

 "De Andrè tries, and succeeds, anticipating the arrival of Sfera and trap by a good ninety-six years."

 "I can’t hold back the emotion when the song 'Andrea' starts: 'Andrea had a love, black curls.' Very sweet."

 Listen to Fabrizio De Andrè's Rimini and explore its bold fusion of poetry and musical innovation.

 Rimini, a transitional work for the majority of fans and critics, certainly less impactful than other previous and subsequent masterpieces, yet not to be underestimated.

 De Andrè’s full disillusionment with the 'Metropolitan Indians' of '77 and other events is cryptic, rich in metaphors but not only.

 Dive into Fabrizio De André's Rimini to discover a poetic blend of political insight and lyrical storytelling in Italian folk tradition.

 'Rimini' is dense with that underlying melancholy that embraces you.

 'Sally' represents the purity that is gradually lost growing up, moving from fairy-tale landscapes to heroin and knife-realities.

 Listen to 'Rimini' and discover the deep, melancholic world of Fabrizio De André beyond his greatest hits.

 Listening to this record with closed eyes allows the imagination to roam through a series of images.

 Faber’s poetry reaches towering heights in the title track, the story of the 'grocer’s daughter.'

 Dive into Fabrizio De Andrè's Rimini and experience poetic storytelling woven with evocative folk music—listen now!

 "Rimini is a wonderful ballad with delicate guitar arpeggios, a profound portrait of a woman in the style of Leonard Cohen."

 "De André speaks as in a Dylanian talking blues, but instead of a sparse guitar, he is accompanied by evocative and intense music, decidedly leaning toward rock."

 Dive into Fabrizio De André's Rimini to experience poetic folk storytelling blended with rich ethnic sounds. Listen now!