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Sanremo Colla Zio Amp039on Stage Dellamp039Ariston Lamp039insecurity of the pandemicamp039

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Rome, January 23, (Adnkronos): "This is a song about the sea and mountains that was created during the pandemic. During the isolation of the pandemic, we wrote it in part in a house by the sea and in part in a house in the mountains.

Although it mentions a relationship, the real message is one of vulnerability and insecurity. On the here and now, the coming years, and love.

This song is a celebration of life rather than love. After winning the Sanremo Giovani selection, the Milanese collective I Colla Zio, comprised of Tommaso Bernasconi, Tommaso Manzoni, Andrea Malatesta, Andrea Arminio, and Francesco Lamperti, presents "Non mi va," the song with which they will make their festival debut at Sanremo in 2023: "Amadeus immediately wanted to hear the song that we would eventually bring to the festival, in addition to that of Sanre.

The band, all of whose members are around 25 years old, got its start among the school desks: "We started singing at chapel on the streets of Milan. The name of the band comes from the exhortation, in Milanese slang, with which a collection is started. We eventually transitioned to rap, and now we have our own sound.

Colla Zio, who will also release their debut album, "Rockabilly Carter," claim that the song they will perform at Sanremo musically represents them. It is an uptempo song with a hint of funk. The trauma of the pandemic we experienced at the age of 20, along with all our insecurities, is reflected in a number of the songs that make up the album.

Additionally, the (fictitious, ed.) Rockabilly Carter. ) character that threads through a number of the recorded stories.

Someone with communication issues and the perception that he is not being understood. They describe it as "a character who stumbles but summons the courage to get back up," adding that they have also considered turning it into a comic strip.

Someone has compared them to lo stato sociale because of their collective nature, their language, and partially because of their sounds, but they don't fit: "Don't compare us to anyone. They say, "Our main priority is originality.

And they are taking their preparations for the festival very seriously: "We are eager. happy despite being exhausted.

To prepare for this festival, we're putting in a lot of effort. Grandmothers and family members' judgments are things we fear.

The five of us could travel to the moon without a helmet even if we traveled together. They declare, "We will go to the festival like sponges, with the greatest amount of curiosity, to bring home the greatest amount of experience of this world that we want to turn into our profession.

Meeting the outstanding festival protagonists and crew members excites us greatly. Along with Giorgia, the Black Eyed Peas, Lazza, Tananai, and the Cousins of Campagna, they are also fascinated by Colapesce and Dimartino.

Since Sanremo is still the most significant musical event in Italy, they claim that "we were already following it before," but that "Amadeus' direction has definitely made it closer to the tastes of our generation.". We attend the festival to spread the word about our music.

They want to "find an audience that appreciates us and attends our concerts" more than anything else at the festival. Despite the album "Rockabilly Carter"'s scheduled February 17 release, the club tour won't actually begin until March 22.

Rome is where we'll start. "It will be so much fun to perform the album live.

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After winning the Sanremo Giovani selection, the Milanese collective I Colla Zio, comprised of Tommaso Bernasconi, Tommaso Manzoni, Andrea Malatesta, Andrea Arminio, and Francesco Lamperti, presents "Non mi va," the song with which they will make their festival debut at Sanremo in 2023: "Amadeus immediately wanted to hear the song that we would eventually bring to the festival, in addition to that of Sanre.

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