Loro non sanno di che parlo

Vestiti sporchi, fra', di fango

Giallo di siga' fra le dita

Io con la siga' camminando

They don't know what I'm talking about

Dirty clothes, bro, of mud

Yellow of cig between the fingers

Me with the cig walking

ZITTI E BUONI by Måneskin is a song about standing up for yourself and being proud of who you are, despite the criticism of others. The lyrics describe a journey of self-discovery and empowerment, with the singer and their peers being "out of their minds" but different from those who judge them. The chorus encourages listeners to stay quiet and be good, and to not let the opinions of others bring them down. The song is a powerful anthem of self-acceptance and resilience.

Loro non sanno di che parlo

Vestiti sporchi, fra', di fango

Giallo di siga' fra le dita

Io con la siga' camminando

They don't know what I'm talking about

Dirty clothes, bro, of mud

Yellow of cig between the fingers

Me with the cig walking

In "ZITTI E BUONI," Måneskin encourages not being swayed by the opinions of others and staying true to oneself. The lyrics describe the life of someone living in a challenging environment, but who doesn't let themselves be discouraged and continues to fight for their goals. The song encourages not being intimidated by criticism and remaining strong and determined, because in the end it will be one's inner strength that makes a difference.

Dimmi le tue verità, Coraline, Coraline

Dimmi le tue verità, Coraline, Coraline

Dimmi le tue verità, Coraline, Coraline

Dimmi le tue verità, Coraline, Coraline

Tell me your truths, Coraline, Coraline

Tell me your truths, Coraline, Coraline

Tell me your truths, Coraline, Coraline

Tell me your truths, Coraline, Coraline

Måneskin sings about a girl named Coraline who is struggling with anxiety and grief. She is described as being beautiful, with red hair like roses and a strong, passionate heart. However, she is also depicted as feeling the pain of others and carrying it within herself. The lyrics suggest that she feels trapped and wants to escape, but is held back by a "monster" that lays mines in her path and keeps her in a cage. Despite her struggles, the singer offers her support and tells her that she can grow and move on, but Coraline is too consumed by her anxiety and sadness to do so. The singer offers to be a source of strength and comfort for Coraline, asking for nothing in return except a smile and some time together. The lyrics at the end tell us that the reason for Coraline's struggles is because she has 'lost the fruit of her womb'.

Ho sognato di volare con te

Su una bici di diamanti

Mi hai detto sei cambiato non vedo

Più la luce nei tuoi occhi

I dreamed of flying with you

On a diamond bike

You told me you changed I don't see

Anymore the light in your eyes

In "Brividi" by Mahmood, the singer expresses his frustration in not being able to express his feelings and not being able to find a way out of the situation he finds himself in. The lyrics talk about how he and his partner have grown apart, and how he has been left naked and shivering, unable to express what he feels. The singer tries to find a way to get away, even if it means accepting a lie, but in the end he stays there, on a diamond bike, naked and shivering.

Ho sognato di volare con te

Su una bici di diamanti

Mi hai detto sei cambiato non vedo

Più la luce nei tuoi occhi

I've dreamed of flying with you

On a diamond bike

You've told me you changed I don't see

Anymore the light in your eyes

In Brividi, Mahmood explores the difficulty of expressing love and the fear of being vulnerable. He sings of dreaming of flying with someone on a bike of diamonds, and of wanting to love them but always making mistakes. He also speaks of the pain of living in a prison of his own making, and of the poison of the words they exchange every day. Ultimately, he is left feeling exposed and vulnerable, with only his shivers to keep him company.

Avevo solo voglia di staccare, andare altrove

Non importa dove, quando, non importa come

Avevo solamente voglia di tirarmi su

Per non pensarti e poi lasciarmi ricadere giù

I just wanted to disconnect, go elsewhere

It doesn't matter where, when, it doesn't matter how

I just wanted to cheer myself up

To not think of you and then let myself fall back down

Takagi & Ketra's song "Amore e Capoeira" is a romantic ode to the joys of life. The lyrics tell the story of a person who is looking for a way to escape their troubles and find a moment of peace. They find solace in the arms of their lover, and the song celebrates the beauty of the moment with references to the Brazilian dance-fighting style of capoeira, cachaça, and a full moon. The chorus of the song encourages listeners to embrace the moment and not worry about the future, as anything can happen when their lover is around.

Chiudo gli occhi e penso a lei

Il profumo dolce della pelle sua

È una voce dentro che mi sta portando

Dove nasce il sole

I close my eyes and think of her

The sweet scent of her skin

It's a voice inside that is carrying me

Where the sun is born

The song "Grande Amore" by Il Volo is about a deep and passionate love that the singer feels for someone. The lyrics describe the intensity of the emotions the singer experiences, with vivid images of the person they love, such as the sweet scent of their skin and the sound of their voice. The singer declares their love openly and passionately, proclaiming that it is the only thing they feel. The lyrics express the fear of losing this love, and the desire for the other person to stay with them forever. The singer believes that this person is their soulmate, and that they will never love anyone else. The song ends with a declaration of eternal love and devotion.

Siamo i soli svegli in tutto l'universo

E non conosco ancora bene il tuo deserto

Forse è in un posto del mio cuore dove il sole è sempre spento

Dove a volte ti perdo, ma se voglio ti prendo

We're the only ones awake in the whole universe

And I don't know still your desert well

Maybe it's in a place in my heart where the sun is always off

Where sometimes I lose you, but if I want I catch you

The song "Due Vite" by Marco Mengoni is about two people who feel alone in the universe, but find solace in each other. The lyrics express their struggles with life's challenges, but also celebrate their connection and the moments they share together. The chorus repeats the phrase "che giri fanno due vite" (what twists two lives take), emphasizing the unpredictable nature of life and the importance of cherishing the present.

Faccio un tuffo sotto il sole

Fa già un caldo che si muore

Questa estate non si dorme

Me la bevo come un cocktail

I do a dive under the sun

It's already a heat that kills

This summer we don't sleep

I drink it like a cocktail

In the song "Voglio ballare con te" by Baby K, the artist invites the listener to join her in a summer of fun and freedom, where the days are long and the nights are short. She encourages the listener to take a plunge under the sun, to forget their worries and take in the rhythm of the music. She invites them to take the stars and leave the rest behind, to dance until the sun rises and the colors of the dawn change. She wants to dance with them, to leave everything behind and just enjoy the moment until the sun rises.

Lasciatemi cantare

Con la chitarra in mano

Lasciatemi cantare

Sono un italiano

Let me sing

With the guitar in hand

Let me sing

I'm an Italian

In the song "L'italiano" by Toto Cutugno, the singer expresses his pride in being an Italian. He celebrates the culture of Italy, from the food to the fashion, and the people, from the president to the artists. He also expresses his love for his homeland, Italy, and its people, Maria, with a sense of nostalgia. He asks to be allowed to sing with his guitar in hand, and to be allowed to sing a song slowly, as he is proud to be an Italian.

Qui dove il mare luccica

E tira forte il vento

Su una vecchia terrazza

Davanti al golfo di surriento

Here where the sea shines

And the wind blows hard

On an old terrace

In front of the Gulf of Sorrento

Caruso by Lucio Dalla is a song about a man who embraces a girl after she has been crying, and then begins to sing about the power of love and how it can make us feel alive. The song follows the man's journey as he reflects on his life, from the lights of the sea to the nights in America, and ultimately finds solace in the power of love. He sings of how love can make us feel alive, and how it can make us forget our troubles and make life seem small. In the end, he finds peace in the power of love and continues to sing.

Cammino per la mia città ed il vento soffia forte

Mi son lasciato tutto indietro e il sole all'orizzonte

Vedo le case da lontano, hanno chiuso le porte

Ma per fortuna ho la sua mano e le sue guance rosse

I walk around my city and the wind blows hard

I left everything behind and the sun on the horizon

I see the houses from afar, they've closed the doors

But luckily I have her hand and her red cheeks

In "Torna a casa" by Måneskin, the narrator reflects on his journey from a place of darkness and despair to one of hope and redemption. He is accompanied by a woman who has helped him to overcome his struggles and find his way back home. The song is a plea for her to come back home with him, as he is afraid of being alone and losing her. The narrator reflects on the power of love and how it can help us to overcome our fears and find our way back home.

Che confusione

Sarà perché ti amo

È un'emozione

Che cresce piano piano

What confusion

It must be 'cause I love you

It's an emotion

That grows slowly slowly

Ricchi e Poveri's song "Sarà perché ti amo" is a romantic ode to the power of love. The lyrics explore the idea that love can make the world seem chaotic and confusing, but that it is ultimately worth it. The song speaks of the joy of being close to someone and the feeling of being in love, and encourages listeners to embrace the chaos and confusion that comes with it.

Stamattina mi sono alzato

O bella ciao, bella ciao, bella ciao ciao ciao

Stamattina mi sono alzato

E ho trovato l'invasor

This morning I got up

Oh beautiful bye, beautiful bye, beautiful bye bye bye

This morning I got up

And I found the invader

Bella Ciao by Banda Bassotti is a song of resistance and freedom, telling the story of a Partisan fighter who is willing to die for the cause of liberty. The lyrics express the Partisan's determination to be buried in the mountains, with a beautiful flower to mark his grave, so that all who pass by will know that he died for freedom.