This song was the first attempt of "ecological" song. Via Gluck (Gluck Street) is a street dedicated to German composer Christoph Willibald Gluck (Gluck casually meaning "luck" in German). The street still exists in Milan, next to the Central Station, and Celentano was born in that street. Before WWII, via Gluck was part of the suburbs and there was a lot of grass, but after WWII the street was strongly urbanized and the song talks about this contrast. At the Sanremo Festival, at the time, this song was a flop, but after the festival it was acclaimed. The song was adapted in several languages: in French (performed by French singer Françoise Hardy, title "La maison où j'ai grandi"), English (performed by English singer Verdelle Smith, title "Tar and cement"), Spanish (performed by Argentinian duo Seducidas y abandonadas, title "La casa donde yo crecí") and other languages.
I only discovered this song/performance a few weeks ago, i'm now obsessed with the song and Adriano! His song "Prisencolinensinainciusol" is also worth checking out, it's an absolute blast with an amazing back story! Thanks for reviewing.
This song by Adriano Celentano is an icon of Italian music. It is the story of a child, Adriano, who speaks of himself in the third person, who lived in what was once the outskirts of Milan, in via Gluck, where there were still not many houses, but the grass, which over time has been incorporated into the city. This boy from Via Gluck enjoyed playing on the lawns, where there wasn't much concrete yet, where there were quiet people who worked and lived happily. One day he was forced to go further downtown. He became an important Italian singer, but he never forgot his old home where there was grass and where he could play on the grass. One day he returned to that street where he had lived, but everything had changed. There were no longer his friends from the past, there was no more grass, but many houses and concrete. This song is ahead of its time. It is the first ecological hymn in pre-industrial Italy. We are approximately in the fifties after the war (World War II). Europe and Italy are becoming great nations and industrial economies. But the regret of pristine nature and the sincere and spontaneous relationships between people remain a huge regret for the older Adriano, who still sees Adriano as a little boy when he was happy, despite having become famous.
Questa è una canzone che fa parte della storia musicale pop italiana degli ultimi 60 anni. Non esiste cittadino italiano che non la conosca o che non l'abbia cantata almeno una volta.🇮🇹
It's a great biographical song: via Gluck,in the outskirts of Milan,an area that experienced a strong urbanization after the war,is the street when Celentano was born and lived as a boy with his family. From the text emerges the nostalgic regret of a lost word,that of childhood and part of adolescence,that is,until the singer had to leave the neighborhood with his family to go and live in the center. If you read the text,you can appreciate even more the music and the final risult is very touching. 😉💘
Im a metalhead too well grew up so. Im 34 but love world music. Glad ppl seemingly r getting to know this legend. Idk how to feel 100$ Bc its stuff i feel my ien but also cool others keep it alive
One of the first songs I've learned on guitar....love it!! The concert was performed in Arena di Verona, an amphitheatre built by the romans where gladiators used to fight during the roman empire
Mag, have you ever come to Italy? I am Italian, I have been to the USA and I liked it very much, but Italy is unexplainable, there is no such country in the world. It is truly beautiful: art, nature, food ... It seem stereotype, but that's the way it is. You cannot come to Italy and not fall in love with it❤️p.s. It was "arena di Verona"
If you can, please listen and react to his song "Un albero di trenta piani." Celentano talks about pollution in cities (and it was 1972). The song is also very interesting musically: the trombone, the choruses, etc...
Today he's 84, still healthy. His career started on 1960. He's always been a strong environmental activist since his begin. This song (like some others) talks about this, how cement, how pollution, destroy nature, how buildings substituted countryside.
This "guy" can sing of course but he's is also an actor and performed epic funny italian movies. He's also known as "il molleggiato" (the sprung) for his unique way of walk and dance. Thanks for this reaction bro! I'm busy and tired as hell these days, I always enjoy watching your videos
This was performed at the Arena di Verona which is a Roman amphitheater (the colosseum in Rome is also a Roman amphitheater). The Arena di Verona is a venue where many concerts are held. You'll have to visit it when you come to Italy.
My beloved Adriano Celentano is the author of the first acknowledged rap in music history. That is "Prisencolinensinainciusol". With his famous invented, abstract and not existing "english". Year? 1972. I suggest you, if i can, to hear to that song, and consider how much he was able to anticipate times and styles. Greetings from Rome, Italy :)
The boys in the audience are Imitators of Celentano was much imitated even in Russia for his movements expressions his style of Clothing was the Italian Jerry Lewis made many successful films Funnybesides being in a great singer Here he is 82 years old and still filled the stadiums to collaborate a lot with another great voice Mina l
Adriano Celentano was for rock'n'roll in the 50's what Jovanotti was for rap in the 80's. In the following decades he became a mainstay of Italian traditional pop. Verona is the town of Romeo and Juliette and the Arena is indeed a very ancient place, it was built by the Romans.
Il concerto di Celentano si è tenuto presso l'arena di Verona, anfiteatro dell'antica Roma, costruito qualche decennio prima del Colosseo ed ha un suo gemello nella città di Pola in Croazia. Durante l'anno ha un calendario fittissimo di concerti di musica leggera e musica lirica.
This is the story of one of us Also he was born by chance on Via Gluck In a house out of the city Tranquil people who worked Là dove c′era l'erba ora c′è una città And that home amidst the green now where is it? This boy from Via Gluck Amused himself playing with me But one day he said "I'm going to the city" And he said it while crying I asked him "Friend, are you not happy? You're finally going to stay in the city There you'll find the things that you didn't have here You'll be able to wash yourself at home without going in the yard" My dear friend said "Here I was born And in this house I leave my heart Why can't you understand? It's a blessing for you to stay With barefeet playing in the meadows While there in the center, I'm breathing cement But there'll be a day I'll come back Here again E sentiro' l′amico treno Che fiscia cosi′ "Wa! Wa!" Time has passed and here I am again Searching in vain for the house that I loved Where are the stones, and where are the roses? All these things to which I held dear? D′elles et de mes amis plus une trace D'autre gens, d′autres maisons ont volé leurs places There where the treets lived now there's a town And the house, where is she? The house Where I grew up? I don't know where is my home? La maison où j′ai grandi Where is my home? Who knows where my home is? My home Where is my home? Spero sia corretta 😉
È difficile spiegare questa canzone è nel DNA di ogni italiano, ricordare il quartiere dove si è nati dove sono nate le prime amicizie poi andarsene perdere le amicizie tornare dopo tanti anni e non trovare più quello che hai lasciato.Questa canzone ti lascia con le lacrime a gli occhi e il sorriso sulle labbra.
This is the history Of one of us He too was born by chance in via gluck In a house, outside the city Quiet people who worked Where there was grass there is now A city And that house In the middle of the green now Where will it be This guy on the street gluck He enjoyed playing with me But one day he said I'm going to town And he said it while crying I ask him friend Are not you happy Finally go to stay in the city There you will find the things you haven't had here You can wash yourself in the house without leaving Down in the courtyard My dear friend, he said Here I was born In this street Now I leave my heart But how can you not understand It is fortunate for you to stay Barefoot playing in the meadows While there in the center I breathe the concrete But a day will come that I will return Still here And I will hear the friend train Who whistles like this "Wa wa" Years go by But eight are long But that boy has come a long way But do not forget your first home Now with the money he can buy it He comes back and doesn't find the friends he had Only houses on houses Tar and cement Where there was grass there is now A city And that house in the middle of the green now Where will it be Hey, hey La La La La La La La Well no I don't know, I don't know why Because they continue To build houses And they don't leave the grass They don't leave the grass They don't leave the grass They don't leave the grass Well no If we go on like this, who knows How it will be done Who knows
Great find, I'd suggest to read the lyrics of this song. The place was the Verona's Arena, an amazing ancient place, a little theater, like the Colosseum, where everyone would love to sing and everybody would love to be there enjoying a concert!
Hi Ang, your reactions are always so cute! I like them so much! I don't write much due to lack of time, but I try to watch as many videos of your channel as possible. As Fabio has already said, this song is an anthem for the Italian people. It would be interesting, for me at least, if you tell us which songs everyone knows in the United States. A big hug
It's all about the lyrics and its meaning in the historical context we italians were living... I'm too "young" to be part of that context but it is impossible not to feel melancholy by identifying ourselves with our grandparents and their suffering. I generally don't like italian music, but this (and many others to which I can not bind due to my extreme ignorance) song... man... brokes my heart
I LOVE this song. Adriano Celentano is a GIANT in the music industry. Ah - dree- ah- no Chell - en-tah- no. The best of the best. They are in a ruined Roman coliseum in Verona - 2000 years old.
The place where Celentano held his concert is called “Verona’s Arena” and its concept is basically reusing an almost intact Roman amphitheater located in Verona.
Fun fact, Adriano Celentano is known for forgetting the lyrics of his own songs, so in a way you could say that the fact that all the people are singing his song with him is helping him 😂
Adriano Celentano is an icon in Italy. Form generation to generation, his songs are always current. An artist who has managed to keep up with the times.
Verona is a half-known Italian city, the scene of a story also half-known entitled Romeo and Juliet written by an equally unknown author called William Shakespeare. With these premises why should people know Verona?
Mad, nice quote from "Bruce Almighty". Counque I strongly advise you to read the translation of this passage from Celentano from 1966. It was already a hymn to ecology, to memory and an alert to the excessive consumption of territories. Soon!
Lucio Battisti Also For You For you, it's still night and you're already preparing your coffee You who dress without looking in the mirror behind you anymore Who then enter the church and pray quietly And meanwhile you think of the world, by now so distant for you.
For you, who in the morning return to your home because In the street no-one is cold or looks for you anymore For you, who put money next to him who is sleeping And you who add still a little more love to those who don't know what to do with it.
Also for you, I wish to die and I don't know how Also for you, I'd give you something I don't have And so, and so, and so I am staying here To give her my thoughts To give her that which yesterday I would have entrusted to the wind, trying to reach those... Who would have said yes to the wind.
For you, who in the morning awaken your child and then Dress him and take him to school, and then you go to work For you, to whom a mistake costs so much Who tremble looking at a man and live in regret.
Also for you, I wish to die and I don't know how Also for you, I'd give you something I don't have And so, and so, and so I am staying here To give her my thoughts To give her that which yesterday I would have entrusted to the wind, trying to reach those... Who would have said yes to the wind. ruclips.net/video/g3rGSEAmgbI/видео.html&ab_channel=MrAnimaLatina
Adriano Celentano is an icon for us Italian: he's a showman, actor, songwriter, musician, director, and screenwriter. He's "rock". His famous songs are: Azzurro, Prisencolinensinainciusol (amazing!), Pregherò (Stand by me cover), 24mila baci, Una carezza in un pugno, Soli, Il tempo se ne va, Susanna, Amami amami (ft. Mina), Io non so parlar d'amore, L'emozione non ha voce, Acqua e sale (ft. Mina), Brivido felino (ft. Mina), Svalutation, Per averti, L'arcobaleno, and many others.....
Adriano Celentano canta un famosissimo brano, "Azzurro", scritto da Paolo Conte, il Maestro al pianoforte di Diavolo Rosso, che hai ascoltato a novembre.
I think you must watch some photos of the Arena di Verona; I can even suggest you to watch "Diodato - Fai rumore" for Eurovision song contest, in an empty Arena, during the pandemic in 2020.
Hi Angelo, tank you for yuor reaction..mi piacerebbe tu ascoltassi anche "la casa di Azul" cantata da Celentano e Mengoni...parla di Frida e della sua vita ,vissuta nel suo breve tempo così intensamente..è favolosa...🥰👌 saluti dall Italia..Cris ruclips.net/video/-GZA9frVN1s/видео.html
Arena of Verona is an ancient and beautiful roman theatre, a little as Colloseum
This song was the first attempt of "ecological" song. Via Gluck (Gluck Street) is a street dedicated to German composer Christoph Willibald Gluck (Gluck casually meaning "luck" in German). The street still exists in Milan, next to the Central Station, and Celentano was born in that street. Before WWII, via Gluck was part of the suburbs and there was a lot of grass, but after WWII the street was strongly urbanized and the song talks about this contrast. At the Sanremo Festival, at the time, this song was a flop, but after the festival it was acclaimed. The song was adapted in several languages: in French (performed by French singer Françoise Hardy, title "La maison où j'ai grandi"), English (performed by English singer Verdelle Smith, title "Tar and cement"), Spanish (performed by Argentinian duo Seducidas y abandonadas, title "La casa donde yo crecí") and other languages.
I only discovered this song/performance a few weeks ago, i'm now obsessed with the song and Adriano! His song "Prisencolinensinainciusol" is also worth checking out, it's an absolute blast with an amazing back story! Thanks for reviewing.
This song by Adriano Celentano is an icon of Italian music. It is the story of a child, Adriano, who speaks of himself in the third person, who lived in what was once the outskirts of Milan, in via Gluck, where there were still not many houses, but the grass, which over time has been incorporated into the city. This boy from Via Gluck enjoyed playing on the lawns, where there wasn't much concrete yet, where there were quiet people who worked and lived happily. One day he was forced to go further downtown. He became an important Italian singer, but he never forgot his old home where there was grass and where he could play on the grass. One day he returned to that street where he had lived, but everything had changed. There were no longer his friends from the past, there was no more grass, but many houses and concrete. This song is ahead of its time. It is the first ecological hymn in pre-industrial Italy. We are approximately in the fifties after the war (World War II). Europe and Italy are becoming great nations and industrial economies. But the regret of pristine nature and the sincere and spontaneous relationships between people remain a huge regret for the older Adriano, who still sees Adriano as a little boy when he was happy, despite having become famous.
E vai ,il nostro supermolleggiato,immenso, immenso ,immenso!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🍀🌈🍀🌈☮️☮️☮️☮️🎸🎼🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
Iconic. In Italy even the walls know his songs.
Questa è una canzone che fa parte della storia musicale pop italiana degli ultimi 60 anni.
Non esiste cittadino italiano che non la conosca o che non l'abbia cantata almeno una volta.🇮🇹
Everybody knows this song. I'm not Italian and know it 💖💖💖
Il ragazzo della via Gluck un classico…. Grande video 👍
Adriano Celentano was one of first singers to go in URSS and sing. 1987, and was a great concert. Now, We need people as him, to make peace, with art.
Adriano
Celentano assieme a Mina, sono gli artisti che hanno venduto di più, oltre 150.000.000 di. Dischi a testa!
Il ragazzo della via Gluck, una delle canzoni più cantate in Italia. Grande Adriano Celentano.
Quando legge il titolo si sente che dice "il ragazo dela via GLOCK" ma la Glock è una pistola!!! hahahaha
Con te e' iniziato il bel canto italiano . Che Tutto il mondo lo ascolti . Hallo 😇 angelo
Adriano celentano is the greatest Italian singer ever !!!❤️
It's a great biographical song: via Gluck,in the outskirts of Milan,an area that experienced a strong urbanization after the war,is the street when Celentano was born and lived as a boy with his family. From the text emerges the nostalgic regret of a lost word,that of childhood and part of adolescence,that is,until the singer had to leave the neighborhood with his family to go and live in the center. If you read the text,you can appreciate even more the music and the final risult is very touching. 😉💘
Adriano ❤
Im a metalhead too well grew up so. Im 34 but love world music.
Glad ppl seemingly r getting to know this legend.
Idk how to feel 100$
Bc its stuff i feel my ien but also cool others keep it alive
One of the first songs I've learned on guitar....love it!!
The concert was performed in Arena di Verona, an amphitheatre built by the romans where gladiators used to fight during the roman empire
Di Celentano ti consiglio Storia d'amore
Mag, have you ever come to Italy? I am Italian, I have been to the USA and I liked it very much, but Italy is unexplainable, there is no such country in the world. It is truly beautiful: art, nature, food ... It seem stereotype, but that's the way it is. You cannot come to Italy and not fall in love with it❤️p.s. It was "arena di Verona"
If you can, please listen and react to his song "Un albero di trenta piani." Celentano talks about pollution in cities (and it was 1972). The song is also very interesting musically: the trombone, the choruses, etc...
Celentano is an Italian God, fantastic songs and many fantastic and funny movies,Celentano is a legend
In Usa this song was covered by Verdelle Smith under the title "tar & Cement". It was a good hit.
The Arena di Verona is almost 2000 years old!
Today he's 84, still healthy. His career started on 1960. He's always been a strong environmental activist since his begin. This song (like some others) talks about this, how cement, how pollution, destroy nature, how buildings substituted countryside.
by the way... Adriano Celentano is also a successful actor, he worked on lot of great comedy movies during '60s-''80s period
To make you understand who Celentano is, know that he has sold 200 million records, the real ones!
He has also been very successful as an actor.
In Italy, he's a real icon. And in Russia too.
@@Roberto_Lombardi here in austria too but more for his movies
This "guy" can sing of course but he's is also an actor and performed epic funny italian movies. He's also known as "il molleggiato" (the sprung) for his unique way of walk and dance.
Thanks for this reaction bro!
I'm busy and tired as hell these days, I always enjoy watching your videos
This was performed at the Arena di Verona which is a Roman amphitheater (the colosseum in Rome is also a Roman amphitheater). The Arena di Verona is a venue where many concerts are held. You'll have to visit it when you come to Italy.
This was a hit in Sweden. It was called "Lyckliga gatan" (the happy street) with Anna-Lena Löfgren.
My beloved Adriano Celentano is the author of the first acknowledged rap in music history. That is "Prisencolinensinainciusol". With his famous invented, abstract and not existing "english". Year? 1972. I suggest you, if i can, to hear to that song, and consider how much he was able to anticipate times and styles. Greetings from Rome, Italy :)
Ang should definitely react to prinsencolin...'
Il ragazzo della via Gluck, Adriano Celentano, 1966 ❤❤❤
Another great song of ADRIANO CELENTANO is " AZZURRO".
Hi Angelo! I think the beauty of certain songs is understanding the lyrics... only the melody is not enough! We need translations!!
The boys in the audience are Imitators of Celentano was much imitated even in Russia for his movements expressions his style of Clothing was the Italian Jerry Lewis made many successful films Funnybesides being in a great singer Here he is 82 years old and still filled the stadiums to collaborate a lot with another great voice Mina l
grande mito della musica italiana... Adrianooooo!!!
Beautiful Arena eh! And I've never set foot inside, even if I have it a few km away ..😳 Celentano, here is fantastic!
Arena di Verona, Verona, Veneto!♥️♥️ I miss home!
Adriano Celentano was for rock'n'roll in the 50's what Jovanotti was for rap in the 80's. In the following decades he became a mainstay of Italian traditional pop. Verona is the town of Romeo and Juliette and the Arena is indeed a very ancient place, it was built by the Romans.
Ok Mad, fantastico.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🍺
Adriano Celentano the king
I love this song..it makes me nostalgic..
Il concerto di Celentano si è tenuto presso l'arena di Verona, anfiteatro dell'antica Roma, costruito qualche decennio prima del Colosseo ed ha un suo gemello nella città di Pola in Croazia. Durante l'anno ha un calendario fittissimo di concerti di musica leggera e musica lirica.
This is the story of one of us
Also he was born by chance on Via Gluck
In a house out of the city
Tranquil people who worked
Là dove c′era l'erba ora c′è una città
And that home amidst the green now where is it?
This boy from Via Gluck
Amused himself playing with me
But one day he said "I'm going to the city"
And he said it while crying
I asked him "Friend, are you not happy?
You're finally going to stay in the city
There you'll find the things that you didn't have here
You'll be able to wash yourself at home without going in the yard"
My dear friend said "Here I was born
And in this house I leave my heart
Why can't you understand?
It's a blessing for you to stay
With barefeet playing in the meadows
While there in the center, I'm breathing cement
But there'll be a day I'll come back
Here again
E sentiro' l′amico treno
Che fiscia cosi′
"Wa! Wa!"
Time has passed and here I am again
Searching in vain for the house that I loved
Where are the stones, and where are the roses?
All these things to which I held dear?
D′elles et de mes amis plus une trace
D'autre gens, d′autres maisons ont volé leurs places
There where the treets lived now there's a town
And the house, where is she? The house
Where I grew up?
I don't know where is my home?
La maison où j′ai grandi
Where is my home? Who knows where my home is?
My home
Where is my home?
Spero sia corretta 😉
Cheers from Italy! 🍝🇮🇹🍕💚🤍❤️
È difficile spiegare questa canzone è nel DNA di ogni italiano, ricordare il quartiere dove si è nati dove sono nate le prime amicizie poi andarsene perdere le amicizie tornare dopo tanti anni e non trovare più quello che hai lasciato.Questa canzone ti lascia con le lacrime a gli occhi e il sorriso sulle labbra.
Oh yeah, Italia it's a really great place 😜
You have to visit It!
And yes... Verona's Arena Is like a Coliseum. It's amazing
Dear Mad Ang, a big hug and a big kiss by my wonderful city, Verona and his Arena :) i wait you here 🤗
This is the history
Of one of us
He too was born by chance in via gluck
In a house, outside the city
Quiet people who worked
Where there was grass there is now
A city
And that house
In the middle of the green now
Where will it be
This guy on the street gluck
He enjoyed playing with me
But one day he said
I'm going to town
And he said it while crying
I ask him friend
Are not you happy
Finally go to stay in the city
There you will find the things you haven't had here
You can wash yourself in the house without leaving
Down in the courtyard
My dear friend, he said
Here I was born
In this street
Now I leave my heart
But how can you not understand
It is fortunate for you to stay
Barefoot playing in the meadows
While there in the center I breathe the concrete
But a day will come that I will return
Still here
And I will hear the friend train
Who whistles like this
"Wa wa"
Years go by
But eight are long
But that boy has come a long way
But do not forget your first home
Now with the money he can buy it
He comes back and doesn't find the friends he had
Only houses on houses
Tar and cement
Where there was grass there is now
A city
And that house in the middle of the green now
Where will it be
Hey, hey
La La La La La La La
Well no
I don't know, I don't know why
Because they continue
To build houses
And they don't leave the grass
They don't leave the grass
They don't leave the grass
They don't leave the grass
Well no
If we go on like this, who knows
How it will be done
Who knows
I grew up with Celentano's songs because he is my father's favorite singer. He is a force of nature 🔥
UUUHH Celentano!
Ciao angelo, celentano per me è un'artista di una grandezza immensa e di un'umiltà pazzesca , adoro l'album joan lui te lo consiglio ❤
I love your passion
Great find, I'd suggest to read the lyrics of this song. The place was the Verona's Arena, an amazing ancient place, a little theater, like the Colosseum, where everyone would love to sing and everybody would love to be there enjoying a concert!
| suggest this by Celentano: Prisencolinensinainciusol, in 1972, with the great Raffaella Carrà
it is not the Colosseum but the Arena of Verona in the city of Romeo and Juliet
Hi Ang, your reactions are always so cute! I like them so much! I don't write much due to lack of time, but I try to watch as many videos of your channel as possible. As Fabio has already said, this song is an anthem for the Italian people. It would be interesting, for me at least, if you tell us which songs everyone knows in the United States. A big hug
Awh thank you, maybe I’ll make a video of songs everyone knows here lol but you probably know them already! You’re a sweetie ❤️
@@MadAng66 💙
That's actually very interesting! We wanna know that !! At least I do! 🎶
❤ Adriano!
Water and salt from Mina and Celentano
It's all about the lyrics and its meaning in the historical context we italians were living... I'm too "young" to be part of that context but it is impossible not to feel melancholy by identifying ourselves with our grandparents and their suffering. I generally don't like italian music, but this (and many others to which I can not bind due to my extreme ignorance) song... man... brokes my heart
Everybody knows this song in Italy. We learn it at elementary school😁
Such an iconic Italian artist and top song. 💪🏻👍❤️
You need to react to Antonella Ruggiero - Amore Lontanissimo ❤️❤️❤️
Adriano is famous also for movements of the body ....amazing
This song makes me sad. Its what's been happening to my country for the last 30 years. Cement and construction everywhere. The concrete jungle !
Adriano Celentano is a part of the history of italian music!
He invented world music's first rap.:
Prisencolinensinainciusol
Year 1973
👌😀
I LOVE this song. Adriano Celentano is a GIANT in the music industry. Ah - dree- ah- no Chell - en-tah- no. The best of the best. They are in a ruined Roman coliseum in Verona - 2000 years old.
The place where Celentano held his concert is called “Verona’s Arena” and its concept is basically reusing an almost intact Roman amphitheater located in Verona.
As Paolo Conte said : "He could sing the phone book"
I love Adriano!!!
Yes! The Place Is Arena di Verona, in which Maneskin recently performed. It's like a Colosseum
Thank you Ang, I'm glad you liked it! I only should have suggested you to read the lyrics first 😅 Great reaction anyway!
Fun fact, Adriano Celentano is known for forgetting the lyrics of his own songs, so in a way you could say that the fact that all the people are singing his song with him is helping him 😂
cantiamo tutti le sue canzoni in Italia perchè Adriano è molto amato e siamo cresciuti cantando con lui. persona stupenda!
@@sabina66 assolutamente! pietra miliare della musica italiana, uno dei più grandi di sempre
Adriano the best
Mad prego ascolta " azzurro" scritta da Paolo Conte e " l'arcobaleno" scritta da Mogol e dedicata a Lucio Battisti cantate da Celentano
This was located in Verona's Arena. Verona is the city of Romeo and Juliet
Try 'Giungla di città'. ...
L'Arena di Verona è questa. Ci ha cantato Diodato per ESC 2020. ruclips.net/video/Ogyi0GPR_Ik/видео.html
He’s singing in the famous Arena of Verona city
Mad. Di adriano Celentano suggerisco "la canzone di serafino"
Adriano is an Italian Legend, and i told you that as a French! Italian know how to sing
Verona is the town of Romeo and Juliet;-)
Adriano Celentano is an icon in Italy. Form generation to generation, his songs are always current. An artist who has managed to keep up with the times.
Adriano celentano is THE italian LEGEND
Millions of long plain films one of the best❤❤
J’aime tout dans ce concert
La classe !!!
at 9:13 he's doing imitation of Adriano Celentano
Bruce Allmighty is iconic LOL
Haha I love it
Verona is a half-known Italian city, the scene of a story also half-known entitled Romeo and Juliet written by an equally unknown author called William Shakespeare. With these premises why should people know Verona?
They were in Verona's Arena, a "little" colosseum built by the ancient Romans. One of the most famous monument in Italy
Mad, nice quote from "Bruce Almighty". Counque I strongly advise you to read the translation of this passage from Celentano from 1966. It was already a hymn to ecology, to memory and an alert to the excessive consumption of territories. Soon!
Listen please ' others song of Adriano Celentano: Soli, una carezza in un pugno, l' emozione non ha voce,il tempo se ne va, a un passo da te......
And prisencolinensinaciusol
Lucio Battisti
Also For You
For you, it's still night and you're already preparing your coffee
You who dress without looking in the mirror behind you anymore
Who then enter the church and pray quietly
And meanwhile you think of the world, by now so distant for you.
For you, who in the morning return to your home because
In the street no-one is cold or looks for you anymore
For you, who put money next to him who is sleeping
And you who add still a little more love to those who don't know what to do with it.
Also for you, I wish to die and I don't know how
Also for you, I'd give you something I don't have
And so, and so, and so
I am staying here
To give her my thoughts
To give her that which yesterday
I would have entrusted to the wind, trying to reach those...
Who would have said yes to the wind.
For you, who in the morning awaken your child and then
Dress him and take him to school, and then you go to work
For you, to whom a mistake costs so much
Who tremble looking at a man and live in regret.
Also for you, I wish to die and I don't know how
Also for you, I'd give you something I don't have
And so, and so, and so
I am staying here
To give her my thoughts
To give her that which yesterday
I would have entrusted to the wind, trying to reach those...
Who would have said yes to the wind.
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Adriano Celentano is an icon for us Italian: he's a showman, actor, songwriter, musician, director, and screenwriter. He's "rock". His famous songs are: Azzurro, Prisencolinensinainciusol (amazing!), Pregherò (Stand by me cover), 24mila baci, Una carezza in un pugno, Soli, Il tempo se ne va, Susanna, Amami amami (ft. Mina), Io non so parlar d'amore, L'emozione non ha voce, Acqua e sale (ft. Mina), Brivido felino (ft. Mina), Svalutation, Per averti, L'arcobaleno, and many others.....
Adriano Celentano canta un famosissimo brano, "Azzurro", scritto da Paolo Conte, il Maestro al pianoforte di Diavolo Rosso, che hai ascoltato a novembre.
I think you must watch some photos of the Arena di Verona; I can even suggest you to watch "Diodato - Fai rumore" for Eurovision song contest, in an empty Arena, during the pandemic in 2020.
Best. suggestion. EVER! 🙏👀👏
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Hi Angelo, tank you for yuor reaction..mi piacerebbe tu ascoltassi anche "la casa di Azul" cantata da Celentano e Mengoni...parla di Frida e della sua vita ,vissuta nel suo breve tempo così intensamente..è favolosa...🥰👌 saluti dall Italia..Cris
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Mad💗
There are perhaps more people who know the lyrics of this song by heart than those who know the lyrics of the Italian national anthem