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M for MusicaItalians Rock It Better - Rock music in the PeninsulaEven if Italy is often associated with romantic landscapes, great art, classic architectures and so on, we bang our heads since the 80's on some great rock tunes from italian storic and contemporary bands.
In this episode Chiara and Raffo will go through some classic, melodic, noisy and hard rock from the Bel Paese, as always mixed with bad jokes, memories of their rebellious youths and general confusion.
TRACK LIST
"Spirito" by Litfiba (1994)
"Zeta Reticoli" by Meganoidi (2003)
"Valvonauta" by Verdena (1999)
"Zitti e Buoni" by Maneskin (2021)
2021-05-1721 minM for Musica11.Travelling...Fun-Sad FactsAre you ready to flying again?
Can't wait to travel and come to Italy for some pasta or gelato?
In this episode, we will make you travel using any transportations through Italian Music.
I hope you will enjoy it as we did.
Track List
1. "Rotolando verso Sud" by Negrita (2005)
2. "Sammarcanda" by Vecchioni e Branduardi (1977)
3. "Messico e NUvole" by Enzo Iannacci (1970)
4. "Sì, viaggiare" by Lucio Battisti (1977)
2021-04-2823 minM for Musica10. Primavera Calling - How italian spring sounds likeHere in the BelPaese we all were waiting for flowers to start blooming and some warm weather for celebrating the beginning of spring!
We call it PRIMAVERA and today's podcast is about the happiness of this shiny season and some italian songs that perfectly resamble all the emotions Primavera brings.
So get yourself a refreshing drink and enjoy the Primavera with Chiara, Raffo and today's MforMusica sweet notes.
Track List:
"Primavera" by Marina Rei (1997)
"Maledetta Primavera" by Loretta Goggi (1981)
"Tra due minuti è Primavera" by Annalisa (2012)
"Primavera in Anticipo" by L...2021-04-1721 minM for Musica09. "Mangia, mangia...e bevi"After the big meal of Easter, we want to propose to you an episode about food and drink in Italian Music…
Let’s have fun with Raffo and me.
“Spaghetti a Detroit” by Fred Bongusto (1967)
“Viva la Pappa” by Rita Pavone (1976)
“Don Raffaè” dy Fabrizio de André (1990)
“Cacao Meravigliao” By Arbore e Frassica (1988)2021-04-0521 minM for Musica08. Viva il Cinema! Musica in movie soundtracks.Since our beloved Laura Pausini just won a Golden Globe for the best song, Chiara and myself we'll take the chance to chat a little about cinema and listen to some of the most interesting italian songs in great movies, such as Parasite, The Big Beauty, Django Unchained, The Life Ahead.
Welcome to a new journey of MforMusica e BUON ASCOLTO!
Track List:
"In Ginocchio Da Te", by Gianni Morandi (1964)
"Io Si", by Laura Pausini (2020)
"A Far l'Amore Comincia Tu" - REMIX-, by Raffaella Carrà, Bob Sinclair (2011)
"Ancora Qui", by Ennio M...2021-03-2521 minM for Musica07. Maria Antonietta, Nada, Donatella and PaolaAre you driving? Washing the dishes? Getting dressed?
The perfect moment to listen to the new episode of M for Musica and enjoy some good Italian music.
In this episode, we are celebrating woman’s day but we want to celebrate all human beings in general.
You’ll listen to:
“Pesci” by Maria Antonietta (2018)
“Ma che freddo fa” by Nada (1969)
“Splendido Splendente” by Donatella Rettore (1979)
“Sai che è un attimo” by Paola Turci (1997)
2021-03-1222 minM for Musica06. "Scusi, non capisco". When music talks in dialect.Let's discover some italian music of which even italians don't understand the lyrics.
Welcome to the italian dialects world, where each one of the 20 regions has a different one, and several of them are actual languages that can't be understood without translation.
With our napolitan friend Peppe, a great expert of napolitan pizza and pizza-blogger at pizzadixit.com, we'll go through southern regions Sardegna, Puglia and Campania to discover their sounds and dialects, and we'll chat about napolitan pizza in the world (and even in space!) with our special guest.
...2021-03-0525 minM for Musica05. The so so music decade 2010-2020Maybe we're too demanding about music (or we're simply getting old), but this time it was kind of a challenge to find italian music interesting as the one from the 70's to 2010.
But we did find it!
Here's 4 super beautiful tracks we rescued from that sad dark desert of creativity (i think i'm being a little too hard on this), 4 amazing songs that best represent our contemporary italian hearts.
BUON ASCOLTO!
Track List:
"Sincero" by Bugo feat. Morgan (2020)
"Lo stretto necessario" by Levante feat...2021-02-2423 minM for Musica04. New Millennia Sound 2000-2010Getting close to contemporary italian music, Chiara and Raffo are going through some of their youth's favorites.
A soundtrack of happiness, rebelion and troubled loves.
BUON ASCOLTO!
Track List:
"Tutti i miei sbagli" by Subsonica (2000)
"Vieni a ballare in Puglia" by Caparezza (2008)
"La canzone che scrivo per te" by Marlene Kuntz feat. Skin (2000)
"La paranza" by Daniele Silvestri (2007)
2021-02-2425 minM for Musica03. Our lovely strange 90'sDiscover the new italian sounds of the 90's with Chiara and Raffo as they draw out emotions with from the well of their adolescence.
The musical path of this episode will go through romance, rap, experimental and world folklore, so...get ready to dance and BUON ASCOLTO!
Track List:
"Giudizi Universali" by Samuele Bersani (1997)
"Quelli Che Benpensano" by Frankie Hi-Nrg Mc (1997)
"Altre Forme Di Vita" by Bluvertigo (1998)
"L'Ombelico Del Mondo by Jovanotti (1995)
2021-02-2424 minM for Musica02. The fabulous 80'sIn this 2° episode Chiara and Raffo will get you through the italian 80's musical madness.
Track list:
"Non sono una signora" by Loredana Bertè (1982)
"Tanz Bambolina" by Alberto Camerini (1982)
"Con le mani" by Zucchero Sugar Fornaciari (1987)
"Cuccurucucù" by Franco Battiato (1981)
2021-02-2425 minM for Musica01. A little taste of 70'sToday we're presenting the first episode of "M for MUSICA", our original Podcast about Italian Music, powered by IforItalia.
Follow myself and Chiara in this 20 minutes journey, while we chat, dance and listen to 4 of our favourites italian songs from the 70's.
See you for next episode! Ciao belli!
Track list:
"Prisencolinensinainciusol" by Adriano Celentano (1973)
"Tuca Tuca" by Raffaella Carrà (1971)
"Triangolo" by Renato Zero (1978)
"Ti Amo" by Umberto Tozzi (1977)
2021-02-2423 min