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rimpianti — regrets

Rimpianti is a poignant Italian word that translates to "regrets". It's a powerful noun used to express sorrow or disappointment over something that has happened in the past.

In this emotional ballad, Giorgia sings "Tra mille rimpianti ed il perdono, io scelgo te" (Between a thousand regrets and forgiveness, I choose you). She uses this word to convey that even with a history of mistakes and regrets, her love is a conscious choice to overcome them together.

“Scelgo Ancora Te” is Giorgia’s vibrant declaration that love is a daily decision, not a one-time promise. She sings from the viewpoint of someone who knows every flaw, every bump in the road, yet still looks her partner straight in the eyes and says, “Io scelgo te” – “I choose you.” The lyrics move through moments of doubt, apologies, and the courage to give each other space, all while underscoring the belief that two people can fall and rise together.

The song’s heartbeat is resilience. Even when “non è facile, non è sufficiente / abbracciarsi un po’” (it’s not easy, a hug is no longer enough), Giorgia reminds us that true intimacy means risking the possibility of losing one another in order to genuinely stay connected. Each chorus feels like pressing the reset button on the relationship: despite mistakes and regrets, the singer chooses love again – passionately, stubbornly, joyfully. The result is an empowering pop-soul anthem that celebrates commitment as both a challenge and a beautiful act of freedom.

Giorgia Todrani, known simply as Giorgia, is an Italian singer born in Rome in 1971. She broke through at the Sanremo Music Festival in the early 1990s and won it in 1995 with "Come saprei", and she is widely regarded as one of the strongest voices in Italian pop, with a style rooted in soul and R&B.

Over a career of more than thirty years she has released a long run of studio albums and returned to Sanremo several times. "TRA LE LUNE E LE DUNE" comes from her album G, released in 2025.