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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: 1981. Marco Ferradini rimane schiavo senza catene di Teorema · 70 80

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  Hi, this is Alex Kanczewicz. I'm the host of
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  Big Technology Podcast, a longtime reporter and
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  an on air contributor to CNBC. And if you're
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  like me, you're trying to figure out how artificial
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  intelligence is changing the business world and
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  our lives. So each week on Big Technology, I
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  bring on key actors from companies building AI
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  tech and outsiders trying to influence it. Asking
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  Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome
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  to 70 per 80, the 7080 .it section dedicated
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  to the deepening of the topics discussed in the
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  articles of the portal. We are with the director
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  Massimo Lualdi, who introduces the modern topic.
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  What are we talking about today? Music. Theorema
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  by Marco Ferradini, his greatest success, is
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  carved into the memory of a generation. So strong
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  and generally shared the text, it really tarnished
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  the career of the artist. Already, because of
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  the great musicians, it is primarily remembered
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  that song of 1981. Nessuna pietà. A long and
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  poetic cave, that of Ferradini, although essentially
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  as a chorist. From the famous chorus of the four
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  plus four of Nora Orlandi to the titles of Uffo
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  Robo, cultivating relationships with characters
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  of the caliber of Herbert Pagani, to which he
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  will always remain deeply linked, but also of
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  Ron, Lucio Dalla, Bruno Lauzzi, Marcella Bella,
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  Riccardo Cocciante, Pupo, Mina, Eros Ramazzotti,
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  Ivan Graziani, Luca Barbarossa, Franco Simone,
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  Toto Cutugno. The impact of Teorema was so overwhelming
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  that it placed in the background Schiavo senza
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  catene, a great piece contained in the homonymous
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  Q -Disc. But even at a distance of two years,
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  a blonde catastrophe, written with the collaboration
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  of Moghol, Renzo Zenobi and Herbert Pagani. Un
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  giorno in cielo, un altro sbattendo la testa
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  in un palo Sempre lasciarsi mai, ritrovarsi sempre
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  poi Un buon successo arrivo anche con Misteri
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  della Vita, del 1985 concept album costruito
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  attorno al tema della musica, ma soprattutto
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  al mistero della nascita della figlia Marta,
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  anch 'ella musicista. From then on, and especially
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  after the disappearance in 1988 of Amico Pagani,
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  the approach to Ferradini's discography will
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  change deeply, becoming more intimate, researched,
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  elitist. Let's continue. Out of bed. Out of bed.
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  No one is perfect. No mercy! No mercy! Yes, but
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  you too, Giacomino. Out of bed, no mercy. Everyone
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  knows that. Who knows? In 2000, Aldo, Giovanni
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  and Giacomo, in their film, Chiedimi Se Sono
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  Felice, choose Teorema as part of the soundtrack,
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  paying attention and interest to the singer,
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  who for years has been teaching music at the
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  Martin Luther King State Institute in Muggio
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  in the province of Montsebrianza, continuing
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  live performances with his band in acoustic or
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  electric training. Hi, this is Alex Kantrowitz.
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  I'm the host of Big Technology Podcast, a longtime
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  reporter and an on -air contributor to CNBC.
• 5:32
  And if you're like me, you're trying to figure
• 5:33
  out how artificial intelligence is changing the
• 5:36
  business world and our lives. So each week on
• 5:38
  Big Technology, I bring on key actors from companies
• 5:41
  building AI tech and outsiders trying to influence
• 5:44
  it. asking where this is all going. They come
• 5:47
  from places like Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, and
• 5:50
  plenty more. So if you want to be smart with
• 5:52
  your wallet, your career choices, in meetings
• 5:54
  with your colleagues, and at dinner parties,
• 5:56
  listen to Big Technology Podcasts wherever you
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  get your podcasts.