This 1968 single, a tribute to a murdered prostitute, became one of De André's most enduring and controversial works.
- The song is based on the true story of Maria Anuña, a prostitute murdered in Genoa in 1954.
- The lyrics were considered scandalous at the time of release, leading to censorship attempts.
- De André re-recorded the song in 1981 with a more stripped-down arrangement.
Fabrizio De André was an Italian singer-songwriter from Genoa, known for his poetic lyrics and innovative arrangements. By 1968, he had already established himself as a leading voice in the Italian folk and singer-songwriter scene.
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