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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: 1987. Silvia lo sai, introspettivo successo di Luca Carboni. Manifesto in controtendenza degli edonistici anni ’80 · 70 80

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  store today and get your print on. Benvenuti
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  a 70x80, la rubrica di 7080 .it dedicata all
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  'approfondimento dei temi trattati negli articoli
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  del portale. Siamo con il direttore Massimo Lualdi
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  che introduce l 'argomento odierno. Di cosa parliamo
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  oggi? Musica. Estrata insieme all 'altrettanto
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  nota farfallina dall 'album Luca Carboni del
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  1987, Silvia, lo sai, traccia la storia di una
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  vicenda d 'amore adolescenziale, ma annichilita
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  dall 'ingresso del ragazzo di Silvia, Luca, nome
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  evidentemente non casuale, anche se la... The
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  song has never been declared as autobiographical
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  in the tunnel of drugs. Silvia knows it, she
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  knows that Luca wants cancer. Silvia knows it,
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  she knows that Luca wants cancer. Silvia knows
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  it, she knows that Luca wants cancer. In a society
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  like this you need a lot of energy, a lot of
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  strength and also a lot of irony. However, the
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  request for help towards a Silvia Sfuggente in
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  the face of her ex, who is now stuck in a critical
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  phase of her self -destructive journey, is just
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  a pretext for Luca Carboni to trace the standard
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  of life of post -adolescents of the 70s and 80s.
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  What is your relationship with the sea? For me
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  there are two types of sea, as I lived them in
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  my childhood. There is the sea that I live from
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  Bolognese on the Adriatic River, which is a sea
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  certainly less of nature. Then there is a sea
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  that instead ... I love it more when I want to
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  reflect, to be more in touch with nature. Hey
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  Luca, time has passed. Yes, okay, but now let
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  me go. And I didn't think I was violent, but
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  he started to tremble. He looked at me with a
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  slightly dull look. He couldn't talk. This is
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  the sum of the distressing decline in which the
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  friend is precipitated. The other day I found
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  an excuse to be able to talk to me. Hey Luca.
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  What is Bologna to you? It's a bit of a complex
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  question. Bologna is my city, so whether it's
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  good or bad, it's something I have inside of
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  me. Look for the page and the group of 7080 .it
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  on Facebook and relive with us your most beautiful
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  years. A life in a common metropolis, the Mata
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  Bologna, that smells of evening, the evening
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  of May. Of a common Italy, the one still obliged
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  to go to doctrine, without finding, however,
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  an answer to the numerous religious reasons.
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  A youthful society permeated by the flagellum
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  of drugs, in the 80s a much worse plague than
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  it is still today. In an environment of periphery
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  celebrated by Carboni with a veil of sadness.
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  The idea of the organization is not mine, it
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  was the population of Pilastro, of this neighborhood,
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  a difficult neighborhood, many Italians will
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  remember that it is the neighborhood where they
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  were killed in January 1991 by the Carabinieri.
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  It is a neighborhood... so perhaps a little marginalized,
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  a neighborhood that does not have its own autonomous
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  life. The Bologna shirt, 7 days out of 7, few
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  passages, many dribbling, how many broken windows.
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  Halfway between the nostalgia of youth that flees
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  and the famous Carbonian pessimism, which clearly
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  also transpires in Farfallina, as well as in
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  other historical pieces, such as Mare Mare, Silver,
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  you know, ends on horseback between disappointment
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  and anguish, with the famous verse, and now,
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