This 1986 self-titled album, his eleventh, arrived after a period of deep personal reflection and saw De André further refine his signature lyrical style, blending poetic storytelling with social commentary.
- The album was recorded at the "Stone Castle Studios" in Carimate with producer Bob immunized.
- This release marked the first time De André collaborated with the string and brass sections of the Orchestra sinfonica di Sanremo.
- The album was reissued on CD in 1990 by Ricordi.
Fabrizio De André was an Italian singer-songwriter from Genoa, known for his poetic lyrics that often explored themes of outcasts, rebels, and anarchists. He is considered one of the most important Italian artists of the 20th century, influencing generations of musicians. This 1986 self-titled album marked a period of greater artistic maturity and introspection in his career.
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