Fabrizio De Andrè, fra sacro e profano playlist
Fabrizio De Andrè
He sang about love in its most unusual facets, exalting its force to drive towards change. This vocation led him to seek his (apparent) opposite: God, in the less conventional declinations. For the twentieth anniversary of the death of the most influential Italian singer-songwriter (January 11, 1999) we chose a set between the sacred and profane: songs, life stories and prayers, including the Ave Maria in Sardinian that accompanied the funeral ceremony.
(Mauro Lusini-Franco Migliacci) – Gianni Morandi, 1966
The composer was Mauro Lu...
(Pino Donaggio-Vito Pallavicini) – Pino Donaggio, 1966
That too came out in the ...
(Lucio Dalla-Paola Pallottino) – Lucio Dalla, 1971
One day, at the beginning of ...
On the other hand I had the Delirium with Jesahel under my belt, a success beyon...
(Amedeo Minghi) – Amedeo Minghi, 1976
L’immenso really stems from the need to af...
I translated Dylan’s lyrics. I had a contract that stipulated that Dylan c...
(Pino Massara, Vito Pallavicini) – Al Bano, 1967
At the end of April 1967 I reco...
Pensieri e parole talks about a communication problem with a loved one. It is co...
(Mogol-Bobby Solo) – Bobby Solo, 1964
They were a bit perplexed at Ricordi...