Parnassius Guccini [Import] Review

"Words are words, and how many of them I have used...". Guccini explores the world of words in "Parole", the last title of his superb album "Parnassius guccinii" so entitled as a new butterfly has been found and named after him. And, if there were any doubts, he knows very well how to use words. This work is a perfect union of his poetry with captivating music. His famously rough political assaults are not missing here ("Canzone per Silvia" dedicated to Silvia Baraldini), but overall nostalgia and the wise observations of an experienced literature teacher predominate. Above all, besides "Parole", there are the beautiful "Samantha", a sad ballad of suburban life and love in Milan, and the very ironical "Dovevo fare del cinema" ("I should have been in the movie biz"), an entertaining description of how image is running our life. Certainly, not his.

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