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Nada
L'Amore E' Fortissimo E Il Corpo No

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For fans of nada, lovers of italian rock and alternative music, and followers of singer-songwriters with edgy, emotional lyrics.
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THE REVIEW

Nada Malanima is rock!

Despite all the young people who believe that rock is all about guitar riffs and screams.

This lady has traversed decades of Italian music and had the strength to reinvent herself as a singer-songwriter with gritty and controversial lyrics.

In this 2001 album, you'll find powerful stories: the invective against society in "Gesù" ("I saw him, dragging his body through the indifferent crowd, and the blood he shed left marks on the sidewalk"); the life of "Giulia", a resigned prostitute ("Giulia who undresses without resistance, the condition kills the personality"); the darkest confessions in "Meraviglioso" ("mother who doesn't have courage, mother who pisses me off, mother I have no strength left, mother I want to drown you now, now, now and right here"). Words that leave a mark, delicate or desperate poems. In any case, young words, rock words.

I recommend all fans of Marlene Kuntz, Afterhour, Carmen Consoli, and Cristina Donà to listen to this album. After all, it's just 9 songs. 37 minutes of your time. If it works, you've gained something...

If it doesn't work, you can always go back to listening to your young rock after half an hour!

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Nada Malanima delivers a powerful rock album in 2001 with raw, gripping storytelling and socially charged lyrics. This album showcases her ability to reinvent herself as a singer-songwriter with emotional depth. The songs explore dark, challenging themes through poetic and bold expressions. Recommended for fans of Italian alternative rock artists like Marlene Kuntz and Carmen Consoli. A concise yet impactful 37-minute musical experience.

Nada

Nada Malanima is an Italian singer and songwriter from Gabbro (Tuscany), active since the late 1960s. She rose to fame with Sanremo-era hits like Ma che freddo fa and Il cuore è uno zingaro, later reinventing herself with darker, rock-leaning albums such as Dove sei sei, L’amore è fortissimo e il corpo no, Tutto l’amore che mi manca and Luna in piena.
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