“Voglio” is Marco Mengoni’s exhilarating shout of freedom, a wish-list where he piles up daring dreams like candy on Halloween night. From craving a fast motorbike and empty streets to wanting to dance naked and kiss his enemy, the Italian singer strings together playful, rebellious fantasies that paint the portrait of someone hungry for life in all its extremes. Each “voglio” (I want) feels like a spark, lighting up desires that swing between childlike mischief and fearless provocation: robbing a bank with hands already raised, putting shoes on a friend’s couch, or telling true love it was never true at all.
Under the fun, the song hides a deeper message about the restless search for identity and authenticity. By demanding everything — a new skin, a dinosaur heart, even the power to press a big red button — Mengoni taps into that primitive urge to feel intensely, to test boundaries, and to live louder than the ticking clock. “Voglio” invites us to celebrate our contradictions, laugh at our own audacity, and remember that burning curiosity that makes us feel alive between light and dark, sleep and wake, life and death.