Dive into the rich tapestry of Italian music with Eugenio Finardi's "Sessanta," a sprawling double album that spans over two hours and eighteen minutes of introspective and socially conscious singer-songwriter brilliance. Released on December 10, 2013, under NAR International, this collection is a testament to Finardi's enduring career and his ability to blend poetic lyricism with compelling melodies.
"Sessanta" is a journey through Finardi's musical evolution, featuring a mix of new tracks and reimagined classics. The album opens with "Nuovo umanesimo (Il seme)" and closes with the extended version of "Passerà," bookending a diverse set of songs that tackle themes of love, social justice, and personal reflection. Tracks like "May Day" and "Giai Phong" showcase Finardi's political activism, while "Valeria come stai" and "Laura degli specchi" offer intimate glimpses into personal narratives.
Finardi's signature storytelling shines throughout, with songs like "Oggi ho imparato a volare" and "Non diventare grande mai" capturing universal emotions with a distinctly Italian flair. The album also includes collaborations and reinterpretations that highlight Finardi's collaborative spirit and his influence on Italian music.
For fans of Italian singer-songwriter traditions and those new to Finardi's work, "Sessanta" is a comprehensive exploration of an artist who has consistently pushed boundaries and challenged norms. With its blend of poetic depth and musical richness, this album is a celebration of Eugenio Finardi's enduring legacy.
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