**“Blu” is a bittersweet postcard from Gazzelle’s Rome, where neon lights slice through late-night tram windows and memories echo like a soundtrack you cannot turn off. The singer watches a past lover drift inside the blue of the city’s night sky, feeling both awe at her new-found strength and pain at her absence. Everyday details – broken windows, half-lit rooms, a hunt for a biscuit in a coat pocket – show how love and loss sneak into the smallest corners of life.
The chorus asks, Che fine hai fatto? (What happened to you?), repeating like a refrain in the mind of anyone who has ever lost touch with someone who once colored their sunsets and photographs. Even though she is gone, a faint scia (trail) of her presence lingers in the darkest days, proving that some connections never truly fade. “Blu” captures that delicate moment when nostalgia meets self-reflection, turning heartache into a poetic, fluorescent glow.