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Gianni Morandi gives us a new album ‍for ‌he ⁣turns⁢ eighty on December 11. An album full of friends, or rather today we‍ would call it a “feat”.

Title “To attract», arrive in ⁣stores, digital‍ and other, two days later,⁣ thanks to the song⁢ of the same name written by his friend Jovanotti.

Per for a moment he thought of sending it in Sanremogo back into the race, but then‍ choose the exit closer to the celebration⁣ for the important turn. The line also includes a re-reading of ⁣his most famous songbook: from «Banane e raspberry» in a duet with Annalisa (whose manager is Raffaele Checchia, partner‍ of her daughter Marianna ​Morandi and therefore a fairly diligent acquaintance of ⁤the eternal boy from Monghidoro) to a version of «There was a ⁤boy who loved the Beatles and the Rolling Stones ⁣like‌ me» in a choral version, from an idea made by Jovanotti himself, with friends‍ such ‌as, among others, J-Ax, Ariete, Noemi, Naska, Bresh, Paola and Chiara, Gigi D’Alessio, ‍Alessandra Amoroso, Tommaso Paradiso‍ and Tredici Pietro, who is none other than his son Piero.

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Meanwhile, he’s going‌ crazy on‌ the radio «To attract», which Morandi learned from hearing that Jovanotti had his voice reproduced ‌by artificial⁣ intelligence to ‌understand exactly ‍how to sing: «Empty‌ the head when I fill my heart / ​with faces, kilometers​ and new roads / In becoming very light, I am like a⁤ flower / between the ⁣sky, the earth, the sun, the rain or the snow”.

How does Gianni​ Morandi’s longevity in the music industry influence his current artistic choices?

Time.news Interview: Celebrating Gianni Morandi’s New Album

Editor: Welcome, everyone, to another insightful edition⁤ of Time.news! Today,⁢ we have ⁤the pleasure of speaking with⁢ music expert, Dr.⁣ Elena Rossi, about the legendary Italian singer⁤ Gianni Morandi and his upcoming album.​ Dr. Rossi, thank‌ you for joining us!

Dr. Rossi: Thank ​you for having ⁢me!​ I’m ⁣excited to be⁣ here to talk about a true icon of Italian ⁤music.

Editor: Gianni Morandi is turning eighty ​this ​year, a significant milestone. How does such a longevity in a music career impact‌ the artist’s work, ⁤especially in this album titled “To Attract”?

Dr. Rossi: It’s ⁤fascinating! Artists‌ like ​Morandi often reflect⁣ on their lifelong experiences as they age.‌ “To Attract” signifies not just a musical release but a celebration of‍ friendships and collaborations that have shaped ​his career. With contributions from friends like Jovanotti,⁤ it highlights the ⁣importance of community ⁤in his journey.

Editor: Absolutely! The album⁤ features an intriguing combination of new ‍work and a reimagining ‌of​ his classic songs. How do you think this balance between nostalgia⁣ and new material resonates⁢ with both ‌long-time fans ⁤and newer‌ audiences?

Dr. Rossi: It’s a brilliant strategy! For long-time fans, ​revisiting beloved⁢ classics creates a sense of nostalgia, while the fresh elements attract younger listeners. This interconnectedness can foster cross-generational appreciation of​ his music. Fans can experience both⁣ the familiar and the ⁢innovative, which is ⁤a powerful combination.

Editor: Speaking⁤ of innovation, ‌Morandi considered submitting to the Sanremo Music Festival with this album. What does this decision to celebrate rather than compete say about his current stage in life and career?

Dr. Rossi: I think it speaks volumes about his maturity and self-awareness as an artist. At​ eighty, Morandi⁤ likely recognizes that his legacy is already‌ cemented, and he desires to celebrate it with joy rather than compete ‌in the traditional sense. It reflects a shift from the pressures of​ competition⁤ to a more wholesome celebration of his⁢ life‍ and impact on ‍music.

Editor: That’s a profound insight. The song “To Attract,” in particular, seems to be the⁤ centerpiece of⁢ this album. How important do you think ⁣the title track ⁢is in ⁤setting the ⁣tone for the entire project?

Dr. Rossi: ⁣ Very important! The title track is ⁣often the thematic ⁤core of an album. By‍ choosing a song crafted by Jovanotti,​ another beloved figure in‌ Italian music, Morandi is⁤ ensuring that⁤ the album starts ⁤with a contemporary and⁢ relatable vibe while staying true to his ‍roots. It encapsulates his journey, his influences, and the evolution of his music.

Editor: Dr. Rossi, as we wrap up, what do⁢ you think this album‍ means for Morandi’s legacy moving forward?

Dr. Rossi: This album ‌is more ⁢than​ just a release; it’s a testament to a life spent in​ artistry and ‌connection. It​ reinforces his status‍ as a cultural icon in Italy and‌ encourages listeners ⁤to reflect ⁤on their own lives and relationships. I believe⁣ it⁤ will solidify ‍his legacy as a beloved figure who ⁢not only shaped ⁣the music⁣ scene but also inspired countless‌ others ‌to‌ cherish the ‌beauty of collaboration and friendship.

Editor: Thank you, Dr. Rossi, for sharing your‌ insights on Gianni Morandi ‍and his upcoming album. It’s always enriching‌ to delve deeper into the artistry behind such⁣ impactful music. We look forward to hearing the new songs on ​December 13!

Dr.⁢ Rossi: Thank you! I can’t wait for everyone to experience​ it.

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