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THE REVIEW
The third album by the artist from Latina "Nessuno è solo" opens with a song that is a jewel for its lyrics and music "Tarantola d’Africa" with a truly well-crafted and airy arrangement.
I listened to the album mainly because I couldn't understand how Tiziano Ferro could have chosen an electronic song that is not even too engaging and lively (Stop!Dimentica) as the album's lead single. The second track is "Ti scatterò una foto", a beautiful ballad for its simplicity. Surely "Ed ero contentissimo" is not on the level of the previous ballad but it is not a track to be dismissed. "E fuori è buio" is another well-executed ballad (but in this Tiziano is a master) very personal and deep.
"E Raffaella è mia", an electro track dedicated to Raffaella Carrà, is definitely not a song I would recommend to anyone. Always belonging to the pleasant, catchy ballad style, direct and never too cheesy are "La paura che…", "Salutandotiaffogo", and the wonderful "Già ti guarda Alice". In "Baciano le donne" there's the fleeting and non-impactful presence of Biagio Antonacci.
The album closes with confirmation of Tiziano Ferro's ability to write very deep autobiographical tracks like "Mio fratello". It’s an album whose most fitting adjectives are "true" and "authentic", all with the significant vocal abilities that Tiziano has always demonstrated.
It is evident that Tiziano has made a clear choice to favor ballads over upbeat songs (despite the unfortunate debut of Stop!dimentica), my humble advice is still to follow the path paved with "Tarantola d’Africa".
Whether we like it or not, Tiziano Ferro and his songs will still be talked about.
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Summary by Bot
Tiziano Ferro’s third album 'Nessuno È Solo' excels in authentic, emotionally rich ballads, with standout tracks like 'Tarantola d’Africa'. Though the electronic lead single 'Stop!Dimentica' is less engaging, the album highlights Ferro’s vocal prowess and personal songwriting. Collaborations add subtle touches without overshadowing the core sound. Overall, the album balances depth and simplicity, solidifying Ferro’s place in Italian pop.Tracklist Lyrics
01 Tarántula de África (04:40)
02 Te tomaré una foto (04:33)
03 Y estaba contentísimo (04:12)
04 Stop! Olvídate (03:48)
05 Y está oscuro (03:42)
06 Despidiendoteahogo (03:43)
07 Y Raffaella es mía (03:15)
08 El miedo que… (03:59)
09 Baciano le donne (feat. Biagio Antonacci) (03:08)
10 Già ti guarda Alice (04:07)
12 Mi credo (feat. Pepe Aguilar) (05:11)
Tiziano Ferro
Tiziano Ferro is an Italian singer-songwriter from Latina, known for mainstream pop that often blends R&B influences and ballad-driven songwriting, and for major commercial success in Italy and Spanish-speaking markets.19 Reviews
Other reviews
By Me Myself & I
The album is very acoustic, sometimes reminiscent of sixties or ’80s atmospheres, it is dominated by acoustic guitar and rarely by electric guitar.
True genuineness is the suitable adjective for the songs; truth and simplicity are the only things people who are lonely need.
By Birbabirba
Tiziano Ferro is an excellent, celestial singer-songwriter who, with one of the most beautiful voices ever heard, gives us 11 pieces of heart and songwriter’s music.
Nessuno è solo is an absolute masterpiece, comparable to the Beatles’ albums in a certain sense.
By MAZINGA
It is so explicit, without barriers or façades of convenience, revealing a guy who is not just a pretty face with a beautiful voice and a rogue smile, but also a person full of fragility and insecurities.
If there’s one thing this beautiful album is full of, it’s the sense of loneliness.
