I recently found out (unfortunately) a song. The author is Federico Salvatore ... Yes, to "Reset" and "accidents" to the vomer, in paradise, etc. ... What
plays guitar with his left hand but using a right-handed without reversing the strings (azz), the one who has participated in San Remo with a beautiful song entitled "The Door" and of course that did not win.
Now this singer-songwriter has changed the road. For years now, no more songs than before: those who launched the comic Maurizio Costanzo Show, in which the singer contrasted two figures, and Salvatore Federico, a rich and snobbish, the other poor and rough, and is dedicated to songs and more serious complaints, many of them accompanied by the beautiful folk music of Naples, his hometown, he loves and who is the protagonist of many of his canzoni.In a country with any sense of culture that choice would have been worth the limelight and rather strange in our community, cost him popularity that he had cut out. Whatever the fame, money and so-called "successes", Federico has preferred other values \u200b\u200bas the true "music" stripped of all the posts that 'the industry has put in tempo.La song is called "If I were San Gennaro," has as its basis a typical Neapolitan chord progression that accompanies the rhymes kissed put there to art. Frederick Salvatore literally is unleashed against the decay of Naples in recent decades, focusing on the faults of the Neapolitans themselves and throwing darts at people also known as Pino Daniele, Renzo Arbore and "neomelodici" to Gigi D'Alessio. The song has clearly sparked controversy but I do not want to talk about this because of 'attachment to this' man, fully shared by the popular culture of Naples is rich in art and history, which has given so much in Italy and the world and that, alas, in search of what many call progress, is losing its identity and its values. So here is that the "business center" becomes a "urinal", which the professor teaches "the art of getting by," that in a "Napoli stealing in every newscast" feels stench of "crime, cocaine and pizza margherita" .
But what surprised me most was that describe his progress as a look behind, as a knowledge of their own foundations to be able to build on something, like a reminder to what happened yesterday if you want to know what to do tomorrow Otherwise, you're lost. I do not want to anticipate too much what it says in the song and leave you with two movies to be able to listen directly. The first is a series of photos that are followed during the song and that "accompany" the text, the second is a live performance for "Apocalypse Show" in which Fred, television needs to cut a couple of lines but it's worth see.
Good Listening!
Well among the successful people there are many who are "good people," Please do not generalize. When they finish a song and part of the applause they go away smiling and happy and some people's applause if he deserves. But as you saw in the second video, the likes of Federico Salvatore did not go away go away smiling but moved and do not know about you but I think they should be considered to be the "role models" than the others.
plays guitar with his left hand but using a right-handed without reversing the strings (azz), the one who has participated in San Remo with a beautiful song entitled "The Door" and of course that did not win.
Now this singer-songwriter has changed the road. For years now, no more songs than before: those who launched the comic Maurizio Costanzo Show, in which the singer contrasted two figures, and Salvatore Federico, a rich and snobbish, the other poor and rough, and is dedicated to songs and more serious complaints, many of them accompanied by the beautiful folk music of Naples, his hometown, he loves and who is the protagonist of many of his canzoni.In a country with any sense of culture that choice would have been worth the limelight and rather strange in our community, cost him popularity that he had cut out. Whatever the fame, money and so-called "successes", Federico has preferred other values \u200b\u200bas the true "music" stripped of all the posts that 'the industry has put in tempo.La song is called "If I were San Gennaro," has as its basis a typical Neapolitan chord progression that accompanies the rhymes kissed put there to art. Frederick Salvatore literally is unleashed against the decay of Naples in recent decades, focusing on the faults of the Neapolitans themselves and throwing darts at people also known as Pino Daniele, Renzo Arbore and "neomelodici" to Gigi D'Alessio. The song has clearly sparked controversy but I do not want to talk about this because of 'attachment to this' man, fully shared by the popular culture of Naples is rich in art and history, which has given so much in Italy and the world and that, alas, in search of what many call progress, is losing its identity and its values. So here is that the "business center" becomes a "urinal", which the professor teaches "the art of getting by," that in a "Napoli stealing in every newscast" feels stench of "crime, cocaine and pizza margherita" .
But what surprised me most was that describe his progress as a look behind, as a knowledge of their own foundations to be able to build on something, like a reminder to what happened yesterday if you want to know what to do tomorrow Otherwise, you're lost. I do not want to anticipate too much what it says in the song and leave you with two movies to be able to listen directly. The first is a series of photos that are followed during the song and that "accompany" the text, the second is a live performance for "Apocalypse Show" in which Fred, television needs to cut a couple of lines but it's worth see.
Good Listening!
Well among the successful people there are many who are "good people," Please do not generalize. When they finish a song and part of the applause they go away smiling and happy and some people's applause if he deserves. But as you saw in the second video, the likes of Federico Salvatore did not go away go away smiling but moved and do not know about you but I think they should be considered to be the "role models" than the others.
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