Chiagne literally means cry in Neapolitan, and this passionate duet turns that single word into a roller-coaster of feelings. Geolier and Lazza trade verses in a mix of Italian and Neapolitan, painting the picture of two ex-lovers who still circle around each other’s memories. He stares at the sea that is no longer blue without her, she hides her pain behind excuses, and both wonder why the other is crying when, deep down, they know the hurt is mutual. The song captures that bittersweet limbo after a breakup where blame shifts back and forth, nights are haunted by dreams of the past, and every small detail — from a Just Eat dinner to an old CD thrown out a car window — reminds them of what they once had.
Despite the melancholy, the beat produced by Takagi & Ketra keeps the track vibrant, making the sadness feel cinematic rather than crushing. The constant question “Ma perché piangi?” (Why are you crying?) becomes almost ironic: each singer points the finger while secretly hoping for reconciliation. In the end, Chiagne celebrates vulnerability, showing that even when love seems finished, the tears prove it still matters. Listeners are left swaying between heartbreak and hope, right where the artists want them — feeling every note and every sigh.