Non voglio che Clara

The Profile

Non voglio che Clara is an Italian music group from Belluno led by songwriter Fabio De Min. Active since the early 2000s, they craft elegant, piano- and string-driven songs steeped in Italian cantautorato, with themes of love, memory and quiet melancholy.

According to DeBaser reviews: the EP Hotel Tivoli appeared on Aiuola Records; the self-titled album Non voglio che Clara (2006) was noted alongside a nomination for the 2006 Tenco Award for best debut album; Dei cani (2010) was produced by Fabio De Min and Giulio Ragno Favero; L’amore fin che dura (2014) involved Favero in the recording phase. Collaborations/credits mentioned include Port Royal (feature), Syria (guest voice), and illustrations by Laetitia Calcagno.

DeBaser’s reviews paint Non voglio che Clara as a refined Italian act from Belluno led by Fabio De Min. The focus falls on elegant arrangements, piano and strings, and bittersweet love narratives. Highlights include the albums Non voglio che Clara, Dei cani and L’amore fin che dura, with production touches by Giulio Ragno Favero. One dissenting take calls the self-titled “dreadfully boring,” but the consensus trends warm.