METALHEAD REACTS| FABRIZIO De Andrè - "Hotel Supramonte"

[@pinomarittimo7563]

It talks about an episode actually experienced by Fabrizio and his woman. In Sardinia, where he lived, he was kidnapped and a large ransom was demanded. (At the time, criminals used to kidnap people and get paid to free them). The place where they were held prisoner, in a cave for 117 days, is called Sopramonte, hence the title of the song 'Hotel Spramonte', in an ironic sense. He says these words to his woman to comfort her and tells about their situation. He was released after a large sum of ransom money was paid. However, he decided to stay in Sardinia (Italian island) despite the terrible adventure. Another episode that made Fabrizio De Andrè a true legend. (WRITTEN IN ITALIAN AND TRANSLATED ON THE WEB)

[@tizianazennaro2536]

Fabrizio is a giant of pure beauty. You do have to know the language in order to appreciate his poetry

[@RubraLIber]

This album is wrote after the kidnapping of Fabrizio and his wife in Sardinia Island. This album is incredible, "ave maria" (Traditional song of church in Sardinia: in Sardinian language)) whit voice of Mark Harris is fantastic

[@mariaantoniettaricco6414]

Bellissima quella canzone

[@GypsyKseven]

It is impossible for a person who does not understand Italian to appreciate De' Andre, and this is because his songs are his lyrics, music is the frame for his stories that deal with deep, social, existential, spiritual and cultural themes of man understood in the anthropological sense of the term ... De' Andrè was a poet who by chance found himself singing his poems, so only with a deep knowledge of the language can you understand how refined and grasped his songs are!

[@mariaantoniettaricco6414]

Perfettamente d’accordo, per me non ha senso e mi ferisce molto quando qualcuno non riesce a vedere la sua poesia

[@ail-on3px]

​@@mariaantoniettaricco6414 Io mi chiedo chi glieli fa ascoltare

[@claudiofoiadelli8721]

pura verità, ma va bene così forse anche per tanti italiani la canzone era impegnativa, a me piace

[@RubraLIber]

Questa canzone parla della prigionia durante il rapimento, costretti a spostarsi continuamente tra le foreste e le grotte che la natura selvaggia della Sardegna metteva a disposizione

[@GilbertGosseyn]

Adesso che ti hanno spiegato il significato di "Hotel Supramonte" e il significato profondo del testo che parla dell'esperienza di due persone rapite (De Andrè e Dori Ghezzi, sua moglie), se riguardi questo video e ascolti tutte le stronzate che hai detto a causa della tua ignoranza (non sapevi) che giudizio ti dai?

[@danieleoddo587]

Adriano Celentano and Angelo Branduardi are very famous italian singers, who are also very very popular outside of Italy. "Confesso" of Adriano Celentano or " cogli la prima mela" of Angelo Branduardi are for example beautiful songs😊

[@GiulioMinci]

It’s controversial, many thinks that vasco is s**t . Especially rockers and music people in general. De andrè is a master, an icon that has formed the italian culture deeply. De andrè is a poet and he has changed culturally the country. He was even kidnapped by anarchists and suffered a lot. You can’t listen to fabrizio without lyrics

[@barbaragallina3811]

Thanks for the reaction. Supramonte is a mountain chain in Sardinia, where De André and his girlfriend where held prisoner when they where kidnapped. The lyrics are even more poignants if you consider this

[@mauibra]

non sono stati tenuti nel supramonte ma nel monteacuto vicino a Paddada

[@barbaragallina3811]

@mauibra grazie, non lo sapevo. Ho sempre sentito parlare del Supramonte

[@modder1975]

Very Great choice Angelo. If it can help you out these are translated lyrics. Much better following them with song: And if you go to the Hotel Supramonte and look at the sky you will see a woman on fire and a lonely man It's a true letter at night, false during the day and then excuses, accusations and apologies without return And now you travel, you laugh, you live or you are lost With your discreet order inside the heart But where, where is your love ? But where did your love go ? Thank goodness I have a mouth to drink and it's not easy Thanks to you I have a boat to write, I have a train to miss and an invitation to the Hotel Supramonte where I saw the snow on your body so sweet with hunger, so sweet with thirst This station will also pass without harm This light rain will pass as pain passes But where, where is your heart ? But where did your heart go ? And now I sit on the bed of the forest that now has your name Now time is a distracted gentleman, it's a sleeping child But if you wake up and you're still scared, give me your hand back What does it matter if I fell, if I'm far away Because tomorrow will be a long and wordless day Because tomorrow will be an uncertain day of clouds and sun But where, where is your love ? But where did your love go ?

[@alessandroroveda2859]

Il senso di richiedere una canzone così ad un americano non si capisce...

[@ail-on3px]

Non c'è confronto tra Vasco e De Andrè, sono due giganti di due stili diversi

[@alessandroroveda2859]

@@ail-on3px Ok, ma lo stile di De André un americano non lo può capire

[@ail-on3px]

@@alessandroroveda2859 assolutamente d'accordo con te

[@ail-on3px]

@@alessandroroveda2859 luì ha chiesto se è meglio Vasco oppure De Andrè

[@alessandroroveda2859]

@@ail-on3px per me Vasco perché per me la musica dev'essere anche musica, ritmo, divertimento....altrimenti vado a teatro a sentire le poesie. De André è un grande ma a lui preferisco di gran lunga un Battisti

[@marioscarella842]

Vasco is more famous but "Faber" was more talented in my opinion, he is considered like a poet as the real force of Fabrizio are the lyrics it become difficoult for you to appreciate the whole work. Talking with all the respect, I d give Vasco an 8 to 10 for lyrics and to Faber a 10 to 10, the music of Faber is old style, they have completely different style but i like both, if I have to chose i d prefere Fabrizio but it would be a close victory.

[@ail-on3px]

Please react to "Fiume Sand Creek " of Fabrizio de André. The song talk about the Sand Creek massacre (1864) against the Cherokee and Arapaho people

[@Moons_Toons]

This song was written after De Andrè, together with his girlfriend, were kidnapped by the Sardinian mafia in their home in Sardinia, and it talks about that event Obviously the English translation doesn't do justice to the song because it is complicated to retransmit the meaning

[@fabriziopastorino3792]

there is no Sardinian mafia, it has never existed and will never exist, what are the sources where you learn this nonsense

[@RubraLIber]

Nella cultura sarda non esiste la "mafia", non esiste un codice mafioso o una organizzazione mafiosa, non abbiamo nulla a che fare con questi aspetti culturali del sud Italia. Un'affermazione così, la fa solo chi non sa nulla del popolo sardo e della sua cultura. I rapitori di De Andre e moglie erano semplicemente dei criminali che per fortuna sono stati quasi tutti presi, forse qualche fiancheggiatore non è stato scoperto

[@RubraLIber]

@@fabriziopastorino3792 purtroppo è solo ignoranza e a volte con qualche punta di generalizzazione come tipica nei preconcetti razzisti

[@leliafedi3476]

Bellissimo album ❤

[@12dodici12]

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[@tylerdarden9861]

Così com'è Articolo31..best rap song in italy since 1996❤❤

[@lucaverdecchia7919]

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[@Mirka-xm4xg]

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[@berzin_jar]

we want more matia bazar and less fabrizzi various

[@rondo9633]

Fake deep? De Andrè? Oh man, you are so weong this time.

[@chantalvallante4929]

Mi spiace ascoltare dei giudizi così superficiali su una canzone profonda che riesce a descrivere una esperienza umana drammatica in modo così poetico. Non ha senso. È come dare perle ai porci.