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THE REVIEW
The box set "Words of Anger, Thoughts of Love" has been released, celebrating the career of Pierangelo Bertoli across three CDs. "...I Will Sing like a sudden sun on a day in April…". This is a line from the unreleased track “Adesso” published alongside other beautiful songs by Pierangelo Bertoli, singer, poet, too soon and too often forgotten.
The 3 CDs gather the best performances of Bertoli's musical career
From the first big hit “Eppure soffia” to “Certi momenti” from “Spunta la luna dal monte” presented with I Tazenda at the Sanremo Festival in 1991, exactly opposite to his musical and personal choices, to “Muso Duro” up to “Italia d’Oro”.
The duets with Grazia Di Michele and Fabio Concato in “Acqua Limpida” and with Fabio Concato in “Chiama Piano” are also noteworthy.
We point out among other things that despite the lack of publicity the work received in recent weeks, it has consistently been charting, even reaching the 20th position.
What can we say... it would be a shame not to buy this work and get to know this singer...
For more information, we refer you to his official website www.bertolifansclub.org
See you soon
Marco
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Summary by Bot
This review praises Pierangelo Bertoli’s 3-CD box set 'Words of Anger, Thoughts of Love' that celebrates his musical career with a collection of his most memorable songs and collaborations. Despite limited promotion, the album charts well, highlighting Bertoli's enduring appeal. The set includes an unreleased track and iconic performances from festivals and duets. The reviewer highly recommends this collection as a valuable introduction to an often overlooked artist.
Pierangelo Bertoli
Pierangelo Bertoli (Sassuolo, 5 November 1942 – Modena, 7 October 2002) was an Italian singer-songwriter known for direct, socially engaged lyrics and a warm, robust voice. Active from the early 1970s until 2002, he became widely recognized for songs like A muso duro, Eppure soffia, and the Sanremo 1991 hit Spunta la luna dal monte with Tazenda. He lived with polio-related paraplegia and often advocated for disability rights.05 Reviews
