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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: 1969. Ecco chi era la vera Lisa dagli occhi blu, rimasta nell’immaginario collettivo dell’Italia di fine anni ’60 · 70 80

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  to 70x80, the section of 7080 .it dedicated to
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  the deepening of the topics dealt with in the
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  articles of the portal. We are with the director
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  Massimo Lualdi who introduces the topic of the
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  day. What are we talking about today? In the
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  Italian music scene of the 60s, Mario Tessuto,
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  real name Mario Buongiovanni, emerges as a central
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  figure, as fleeting, with his single Lisa dagli
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  occhi blu, which in 1969 became the torment of
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  summer. The piece, which marked an era, was distinguished
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  not only for its engaging melody, but also for
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  the mystery linked to its protagonist, Lisa,
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  who was at the center of numerous interpretations
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  and curiosities, until the true identity was
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  revealed. Vorrei parlarti ma te ne vai La canzone
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  Lisa dagli occhi blu è indubbiamente il brano
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  più conosciuto di Mario Tessuto e rappresenta
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  uno dei successi musicali più grandi degli anni
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  Sessanta. Scritto da Giancarlo Bigazzi, quanto
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  a testo e da Claudio Cavallaro relativamente
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  alla musica, il brano è stato un pezzo fondamentale
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  della stagione estiva del 1969. Non a caso, il
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  single è stato il più venduto dell 'estate di
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  quell 'anno, classificandosi al quarto posto
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  nella graduatoria annuale, un successo che ha
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  superato i confini italiani con una versione
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  in francese incisa nel 1980. by the singer Pascal
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  Daner. L 'isa dagli occhi blu is also the basis
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  of a homonymous musician who has contributed
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  to further consolidate his fame. His captivating
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  melody and his melancholy text have made the
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  song remain in the collective memory as one of
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  the emblems of those years. But who was really
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  the protagonist of this story? The origins of
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  the text are linked to a poem written by a young
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  boy from Bisignano, in the province of Cosenza,
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  named Mario Guido, who gave him the rights for
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  150 ,000 lire of the time, about 1 ,700 euros
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  today. La poesia, Guido sarebbe poi diventato
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  poeta, scrittore e professore di latino, indirizzato
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  a una sua ex compagna di scuola della seconda
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  B, di nome Elisa Maria Sposato, a sua volta insegnante
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  dopo la laurea in lettere, è la base su cui è
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  costruito il testo della canzone. The song tells
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  the sadness of a young man who, having lost the
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  love of his Lisa, takes refuge in the memories
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  of a past time, in a youth marked by melancholy.
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  In fact, Lisa appears as a symbol of ideal love,
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  inaccessible, a figure that remains sculpted
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  in the mind of the protagonist, almost representing
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  the charm of a teenage love never entirely lived,
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  but only dreamed. The true identity of Lisa has
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  remained a mystery even after years of success
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  of the song. Many have speculated that the girl
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  to whom the text was initially dedicated was
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  a figure who had marked in an indelible way the
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  youth of Mario Guido. The song therefore does
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  not only speak of a lost love but also of a universal
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  feeling, that of a love that flees, that unfortunately
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  never comes true as expected. Thank you. Risa
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  dagli Occhi Blu has had an impact that has surpassed
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  the time limits. The song not only conquered
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  the Italian rankings in 1969, but also continued
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  to live in the hearts of fans, also through the
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  interpretations and versions that have been made
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  over the years. The B side of the record, Mi
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  si ferma il cuore, despite not having reached
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  the same popularity as the A side, is also a
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  significant piece with a composition that has
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  seen Bigazzi and Cavallaro work side by side
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  with fabric, adding an additional layer of depth.
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  from the musical production of the time. In telling
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  the story of Lisa from Blue Eyes you can do without
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  reflecting on the way in which a song can become
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  the symbol of an era, telling universal feelings
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  of love and loss. The figure of Lisa, while remaining
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  enigmatic and without a precise face, has become
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  emblematic of an idealized distant love that
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  has always marked those who have listened to
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  it. Thank you. Quella di Mario Tessuto è una
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  storia che si fonde con la musica italiana degli
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  anni Sessanta, un decennio in cui il popolare
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  si mescolava con il nostalgico e l 'isa dagli
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  occhi blu rimarrà per sempre un simbolo di quel
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