This 1990 album from Fabrizio De André showcases his signature lyrical depth and a continued willingness to blend traditional Italian folk with international sounds. It stands as a mature work from a master storyteller.
- "Le Nuvole" features De André's distinctive reinterpretation of the traditional folk song "Amore lontan," retitled "La canzona di Mà"; the original melody is attributed to Raimbaut de Vaqueiras.
- The album was recorded at the Studio Mobile L'Isola, with the participation of Scottish folk musicianarranger and producer Corrado Seino.
- Upon its release, "Le Nuvole" was praised for its sophisticated arrangements and De André's continued lyrical prowess, cementing his status as a unique voice in Italian music.
Fabrizio De André was an Italian singer-songwriter from Genoa, best known for his poetic, socially conscious lyrics and folk-influenced music. "Le Nuvole" arrived midway through his career, following his highly successful "Crêuza de mä," and saw him continuing to explore Ligurian dialect and musical experimentation.
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