The title track of this 1983 album is one of De Gregori's most celebrated and enduring songs, a signature piece that has come to define his career.
- "La donna cannone" was a surprise hit, with the song's popularity growing organically long after its release.
- The album's themes range from the personal to the political, with De Gregori's characteristic poetic and often ambiguous lyrics.
- The album was recorded in Rome and Milan, with the involvement of several prominent Italian musicians.
Francesco De Gregori is a Roman singer-songwriter and one of the most important Italian artists of the last fifty years. In 1983, he was at the height of his powers, having recently left the RCA label and preparing to move to the CBS label.
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