Buckle up for an emotional roller-coaster! In Giulia, Blanco pours his heart out to an ex who keeps ringing his doorbell—literally and figuratively. He’s torn between nostalgia and exhaustion: old school-yard memories “still burning,” love that once painted his world in bright colors now feels invisible, and a head that he admits he has “already lost.” The song captures that chaotic moment when two people can’t let go, even though the magic has clearly cracked. Blanco’s raw vocals swing from tender pleas to explosive shouts, mirroring a relationship that went from sweet to “everything but kind,” complete with slammed shutters and shouted insults.
Yet among the wreckage, there’s a bittersweet honesty. Blanco owns his part in the mess, divides the blame, and confesses he’s run out of tears that once made him fragile. The repeated refrain “ho già perso la testa” (“I’ve already lost my mind”) isn’t just self-pity—it’s a liberating acknowledgment that sometimes losing your head is the first step to finding yourself. The result is a song that feels like a late-night phone call you’ll never forget: messy, passionate, and 100 percent human.