METALHEAD REACTS| I Nomadi Io - Vagabondo

[@annacarboni5578]

I believe that everyone in Italy knows this song and sings it out loud 😉😉

[@Jarni1979]

of course we know it

[@mieleblu05]

Yes sir

[@Magnjolya]

yeah absolutely we know it

[@natavecchiaepurebrutta]

Non c'è karaoke senza questa canzone😅😅😅😅

[@leoc6172]

It's literally the most common karaoke song in italy

[@buckygatto]

Augusto died in 1992 from lung cancer,he wasn't depressed...he was a very gentle soul. He was from my hometown and he had a shop in the city centre called Bagaj where you could buy earrings, bracelets, hippies bags and scarfs all made by him in the workshop at the back of the shop. When Nomadi made shows in town,which was very often, they would more often than not end up having something to eat with fans. It happenened to me and my frends a couple of times

[@leaf6708]

Nomads represented the peaceful protest in the 70s, also claiming the right to have long hair and a beard, Augusto was the true leader of the Nomads and their songs were often in collaboration with Francesco Guccini, a great friend of Augusto. It was very sad when he died, thank you for remembering this great man👏❤❤❤ every concert they closed saying "always and only Nomadi"

[@adopancia7445]

Yes, Augusto was one of the kindest persons ever, and he’s been missed for almost 30 years now.

[@luigibacchetti6539]

English translation Me wanderer I, one day I'll grow up, and I'll fly in the sky of life. What could a child know about it? life can't be so easy forever. Then, one september's night I woke up, the wind on my skin, on my body the lights of the stars. Who knows where my home was and that little kid who used to play in the courtyard. Me, wanderer that I am. I'm nothing but a wanderer. I've got no money in my pockets, but at least up there I still have God. Yes, the road is still there, the city looked like a desert to me. What could a child know about it? Life can't be so easy forever. Then, one september's night I left, the fire of a fireplace isn't warm as the morning sun. Who knows where my home was and that little kid who used to play in the courtyard. Me, wanderer that I am. I'm nothing but a wanderer. I've got no money in my pockets, but at least up there I still have God. Me, wanderer that I am. I'm nothing but a wanderer. I've got no money in my pockets, but at least up there I still have God. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Io un giorno crescerò E nel cielo della vita volerò Ma un bimbo che ne sa Sempre azzurra non può essere l'età Poi una notte di settembre mi sveglia I
l vento sulla pelle Sul mio corpo il chiarore delle stelle Chissà dov'era casa mia E quel bambino che giocava in un cortile Io, vagabondo che son io Vagabondo che non sono altro Soldi in tasca non ne ho Ma lassù mi è rimasto Dio Sì, la strada è ancora là Un deserto mi sembrava la città Ma un bimbo che ne sa Sempre azzurra non può essere l'età Una notte di settembre me ne andai Il fuoco di un camino Non è caldo come il sole del mattino Chissà dov'era casa mia E quel bambino che giocava in un cortile Io, vagabondo che son io Vagabondo che non sono altro Soldi in tasca non ne ho Ma lassù mi è rimasto Dio

[@flaviozandiri5660]

Vorrei aggiungere che x noi italiani..io vagabondo è un po' un secondo inno nazionale. Soprattutto x la nostra generazione

[@serenabiasin7291]

Visto che siamo quasi tutti italiani vi scrivo in italiano.....Augusto prima di essere un grande Singer è un grande poeta.........un grande poeta....onesto semplice trasparente e pieno di sentimento

[@Rovel73]

Augusto. Un uomo un artista. A 360 gradi. Da 30 anni manca a tutti. Sempre Nomadi!

[@lucapolidori8817]

Augusto died of cancer. The night he died I was at a gig of Elio e Le Storie Tese. Once they had the new, they stopped and improvised that song.

[@fedegalla1996]

This is the classic song that is played when someone has the guitar and wants to make the friends sing, like an Italian "ok guys let's play Wonderwall"

[@isabellacasartelli1834]

La mia canzone preferita❤

[@tomnan90]

Incredible, i Nomadi!!!! I grow up with they and were my first concert when i was 4 in the 1994! "Dio è morto" e "Canzone per un'amica" are my Nomadi's best song

[@francoblasetti3472]

Ma citiamo pure "C'è un re", "L'umo di Monaco", " Il pilota d'Yroshima", "L'atomica cinese", "Noi non ci saremo" e "Mercanti e servi"...

[@Genitorisidiven]

Perché: "Asia, la collina ,stagioni, il paese dove son nato, ma noi no!" Non li mettiamo 😂😂😂

[@gianmarcoportesani4868]

As always, great content He died from lung cancer the 7th of october of 1992, he was 45. Earlier that year a close friend of him died in a car crash and since then his conditions plummeted. The concert form this video i think it's from 1991

[@EricScianna]

This friend was "Dante Pergreffi" the bass player that you can see on this live, he was 30 :(

[@victorfries8859]

Another milestone of italian music. Let's see what kinda version this is! ✨💯🎤🎵🙏

[@flaviozandiri5660]

Ha hai ascoltato un grande Augusto e stato x la nostra generazione.un mito io ho seguito centinaia di suoi concerti era un raccontastorie. Aveva un carisma incredibile.umile e intelligente.raccontava in musica la vita..quella vera .andava al di là del semplice cantante ci manca moltissimo .tutte le sue canzoni sono da ascoltare. Se posso consigliare e una che riflette il suo pensiero è ..salutami le stelle...o ad est ad est..grazie buon lavoro . namastè

[@flaviozandiri5660]

Caro metalhead se il popolo nomade ti ha supportato e apprezzato un motivo c'è..Augusto.resta una persona fuori dal comune.una persona piena di interessi che sapeva ascoltare..e soprattutto non giudicava ma come un grande saggio dava un consiglio e non giudicava..immaginalo in piedi vicino ad un fuoco.con moltissimi ragazzi seduti che ascoltano.le sue storie e la sue canzoni..noi italiani credimi abbiamo avuto una grande fortuna ad averlo e apprezzarlo..x darti un'idea. Bruce Springsteen.(che tra l'altro come Madonna lady Gaga ecc ecc ha radici italiane) è x l'americano.come Augusto x noi...la classe non è acqua diciamo noi..ciao buon lavoro...e...continua ad ascoltare buona musica(se poi è italiana..tipo PFM..Matia.bazar.new.trolls( trollss.banco.ecc.ecc.bdn vrnda

[@cif4474]

Hi Mad Ang. I don't know if a stranger can understand into deep this song. With passion of vocalist and the words in the right place, this song has won the people's heart. as you see, this is the unique song that every Italian can sing together, in every type of community. I hope i was clear. "I - Wonderer"

[@Barbara_M.]

Hi Diego, forgive me for correcting you, but it's wanderer (wonderer has a totally different meaning). 🤭

[@cif4474]

@@Barbara_M. mi è scappata una "O". Sorry. @Mad Ang, read the Barbara's comment, please.

[@Barbara_M.]

@@cif4474 sorry for correcting I know it's annoying just thought it was necessary considering how different the meaning between the 2 words...

[@cif4474]

@@Barbara_M. , hai fatto benissimo

[@gordon7981]

Un uomo, un mito, nessuno come lui AUGUSTO DAOLIO x sempre con noi, grande spirito Vagabondo ,amico di tutti carisma unico,la più grande voce italiana 😉🤗🤟👍

[@luigibacchetti6539]

He (Augusto Daolio) died many years ago, in 1992 for lungs's cancer, he was 45

[@agostinoperna6647]

Grazie !quanti ricordi della mia infanzia. Sempre Nomadi. Grazie grandeAugusto...

[@ZBiG237nEw]

Goodbye to Augustus daolio the voice, strong, nomads Reggio Emilia - Augusto Daolio, singer and founder of the nomads, died yesterday morning in his house of Novellara; He was 45 and had long been suffering from lung cancer. On January 23rd he had been hospitalized in the Pneumology department of the Reggio Emilia hospital and from that moment he was forced to alternate his work commitments with other hospitalizations. Strong, intense, courageous, daolium had not given up to live the period of finding a success of his group: a year ago the nomads had published a new album, 'people like us', and this summer a anthology of old had come out Songs that contained a new one, 'But we no': Daolio had sung until the last one. We remember it in the various stages of the cantagiro, a little aged, sometimes fatigued, but with the usual grit, the increasingly white bum, that nomadic voice has always been the mark, the characteristic sign. With the keyboardist Beppe Carletti, Daolio founded the nomads: the workout was hard, the group sang for years in the baler, and he sang everything. In 1965 the first woman 'woman came out, but he didn't have a great success. The year after success arrived with the famous 'As you can judge', and the spirit of the group was immediately clear. The nomads ridder the youth protest (even before the 68) and that song, presented at the '66 cantagiro, became almost a hymn. As many hymns, symbols-symbol were 'we will not be there', 'God is dead', 'to make a man', 'a son of flowers does not think about tomorrow' and 'I want' that was the Italian version of 'i Want you 'by Bob Dylan. In the 70s nomads had a pop period of some success: 'a handful of sand' and 'I vagabondo that are nothing else' arrived in the standings. In the '74' the nomads sing guccini 'was also released, but the group was prevented from taking a tour with the singer-songwriter. In recent times Daolio had been severely tried by the death of the mother and Dante Pervetti, who died last May, the 30-year-old drummer who had replaced Umberto Maggi in the group. Success, the notoriety of him had not changed the Spirit of him: Daolio, unlike many colleagues, had not allowed him the professional life of him invaded him. He continued to paint, he was also a municipal councilor in Reggio Emilia as an independent, in the lists of PCI, as well as an active organizer of the group 'boys of the olive tree' created to promote the remote adoption of Palestinian children. We had met him a year ago: "We chose to live in the province," he said "of not having the fast and obsessive rhythms of the city, just to be able to think about the standing things well out. In the city then you can always go when needed. To stay a little apart, to live out, it has always been a winning move, because it allowed us to grow as we wanted, to go to the cinema, to travel, to love ".

[@pazzoxscelta]

Me wanderer I, one day I'll grow up, and I'll fly in the sky of life. What could a child know about it? life can't be so easy forever. Then, one september's night I woke up, the wind on my skin, on my body the lights of the stars. Who knows where my home was and that little kid who used to play in the courtyard. Me, wanderer that I am. I'm nothing but a wanderer. I've got no money in my pockets, but at least up there I still have God. Yes, the road is still there, the city looked like a desert to me. What could a child know about it? Life can't be so easy forever. Then, one september's night I left, the fire of a fireplace isn't warm as the morning sun. Who knows where my home was and that little kid who used to play in the courtyard. Me, wanderer that I am. I'm nothing but a wanderer. I've got no money in my pockets, but at least up there I still have God. Me, wanderer that I am. I'm nothing but a wanderer. I've got no money in my pockets, but at least up there I still have God.

[@baffifinti78]

Thanks Mad Ang for this great reaction. I felt a strong emotion looking at this and hearing about the personal story you told. And thanks to Augusto for his songs and his voice

[@antonellalovato3813]

In Italy nobody wants to kill a singer

[@lucafagherazzi5298]

NOMADI TITLE VOICE DANILO SACCO : LA SETTIMA ONDA, IO VOGLIO VIVERE,, UN PUGNO DI SABBIA, IO VAGABONDO, UN GIORNO INSIEME, GLI AIRONI NERI, TUTTO APPOSTO, MERCANTI E SERVI, CANZONE DEL BAMBINO NEL VENTO, MMERCANTI E SERVI, LUNGO LE VIE DEL VENTO

[@atreo2691]

Augusto Daolio singer and co-founder of Nomadi died suddenly on 7 October 1992 at the age of 45 due to lung cancer. His grave is today at the Novellara Cemetery which is the town where the singer-songwriter was born

[@giannuzzo66]

greatings from reggio emilia ❤❤ SEMPRE NOMADI ❤❤

[@adl1853]

Augusto Daolio (Novellara, February 18, 1947 - Novellara, October 7, 1992 > illness Cancer

[@nadiarossetti9004]

When I listen to this song....I CRY ! Thank you 💚🤍❤

[@wandawahid6331]

Indimenticabile grande Augusto Sei un mito per me ❤🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@davidepagano8821]

Greetings from italy. I'm a huge nomadi fan. Unluckly Augusto (the singer) passed away in 1992 because of cancer. Even if nomadi still in activity no one can replace him.

[@StefanoBorzoni]

He really was pure kindness, I grew up with Nomadi, I know all their songs. I always feel sad when I think that I never got a chance to meet him since he died because of cancer in 1992, a few months after I was born.

[@adeleangelino146]

Great Augusto. Rest in peace ❤️

[@whitestar1909]

First of all, thank you Ang for this reaction, but I would advise you to listen at these others Nomadi's songs with Augusto Daolio: "La canzone della bambina portoghese", "Ala Bianca" (cover of "Sixty years on" by Elton John), and "Asia"... it would be interesting to see your reaction. Bye 😉

[@fenerkropotz9879]

Nice reaction, Ang. This is a longstanding italian hippies song. Nomadi are a long live group starting since early 60's. Listen by yourself the song "Un pugno di sabbia" (A fistful of sand) if you want to dig into their late 60's early '70's.

[@gloriasan7793]

They came in my high school ( a small town's school) it was '91 or '92 ( shorthly before Augusto's death) and they answered to all our questions ( even the most stupid) with modesty and politeness.

[@pinomarittimo7563]

E' bello condividere oggi con te emozioni che io vivo per questo brano da 40 anni

[@Saturnia0]

Vecchia canzone della mia gioventù. Chi non la conosce? Tutti la cantano ancora.

[@ghireikhan5941]

Ciao Mad ANG, ti consiglio " GLI AIRONI NERI" 1991 Video con il GRANDE AUGUSTO DAOLIO

[@giampaoloargentesi5484]

I must have seen about 20 Nomadi concerts. In every town they went to play, they had fans who sent them to their house for dinner, they were like old friends, they certainly didn't act like stars.

[@badcassandra2915]

I am moved by your comments on Augusto. I don't know if you are 'correct', but I see where you're coming from. I also love that you talk openly about sadness, depression, suicide. This is not done often enough. (Also, Augusto did use to invite people on stage. In those days, and particularly at his gigs, no one was worried about possible acts of violence because everyone felt like a family there)

[@giuliapantanetti3539]

My grandparents met Augusto when they were young, my grandfather sang this song to all his grandchildren as a lullaby. Hearing it thrills me

[@liciaagliu9786]

Quanti ricordi riascoltando questa bellissima canzone...quanta nostalgia ❤

[@cla8660]

Hi Ang! Augusto had a beautifull voice and an extraordinary soul. I've seen some of their concerts when I was a child, with my parents that were big fan of the band. They were amazing, and their song are very deep in their semplicity. Love them❤

[@ChiaraMichela23]

The singer died of cancer in 1992..he was 45 yrs old... Rest in peace Augusto .

[@liviatonolli6885]

Hi Ang, if i remeber well, Augusto passed way because he was ill, but he made sure to leave behind him a huge legacy. The band is still playing to this day, and some members like Beppe Carletti (keyboard) are there from the beginning! The current singer is Yuri Cilloni, and they're celebrating their 60 anniversary this year (2023), and the last song of every concert is this one!

[@ssanti66]

This song is so beautiful, I don't know what it is, it's been sung by generations. Thank you Angelo for sharing such important parts of your own personal life with us.

[@davideleoni6111]

Il you want to understand his music and the italian music you could react to “canzone per un amica” nomadi with guccini

[@lucaaltieri1329]

Augusto Daolio passed away because of lung cancer. He was not at all depressed and I have been attending his last concert and I can swear he was psychologically in good mood

[@lerribaldo1464]

Hi Ang! I can't find the link to request a song anymore! is it still possible to do this? As for the Nomadi and Augusto Daolio, what can I say, they are legend! All of their songs are beautiful and many are much more rock than the ones you have presented so far! for example: "C'è un re" or "Mercanti e servi", especially in the versions sung by Augusto Daolio !!! 😊👍

[@liciaagliuzza8270]

quanti ricordi... quanta nostalgia😍😍🥰

[@ornellafraccaroli2196]

Grande grande grande voce che non c'è più 😢

[@marinaparigiani4090]

Augusto Dallolio was the leader of I Nomadi .He created a Augusto Daolio. Augusto Daolio died at the age of 45 in 1992 from lung cancer. On January 23, 1992 Daolio had been admitted to the pneumology department of the Reggio Emilia hospital and from that moment he had been forced to alternate his work commitments with other hospitalizations. On May 14, in a car accident, Dante Pergreffi, bassist of Nomadi, died at the age of 30. This contributed to to worsen his health. Daolio died on October 7, 1992 at the age of 45

[@raffaeleandreini776]

Prova a sentire C' è un re Nomadi con Augusto Daolio 1991 performance

[@serenabiasin7291]

Ho I love your Channel😘😘....thank you so much

[@liviocavedon3438]

Unforgettable Augusto. 😔😔😔

[@skyjuke2006]

AUGUSTO! A true LEGEND!

[@anonymousitaliaitalia2364]

🤘💚🤍❤️ Chissà dov'era casa mia, e quel bambino che giocava in un cortile, io vagabondo che son io vagabondo che non sono altro

[@danielegori3995]

la canzone del bambino nel vento - i Nomadi, devi ascoltarla

[@alessandrom.2166]

october 1992, cancer. RIP Augusto

[@ghireikhan5941]

Augusto Daolio NUMBER ONE

[@elenapaolini1877]

Da ascoltare Guccini e Nomadi in concerto:un pezzo vale l'altro è un capolavoro 🥰

[@whitestar1909]

Verissimo, Elena! 👍 Quel disco rappresenta una vera e propria pietra miliare della musica italiana, insieme al live di Fabrizio De André con la PFM e "La Voce del Padrone" di Franco Battiato... e l'immenso Augusto Daolio, così come Faber e il Maestro Franco, saranno ricordati PER SEMPRE da tutti coloro che li hanno amati e che continuano ad amare la VERA musica italiana. Un abbraccio! 😘

[@elenapaolini1877]

@@whitestar1909 concordo 👍

[@francoblasetti3472]

@@elenapaolini1877 Sottoscrivo le parole di entrambi.

[@skyjuke2006]

Also me, dear Ang, I never met Augusto ,but I feel love for him. He had such a great charisma.

[@iltoscano8899]

Questa canzone... è un pezzo di storia della musica Italiana. Bellissima.

[@miriammarcazzan1700]

Nomadi con il grande Augusto ❤❤❤

[@efgk-qi7mz]

Augusto was a great man and a great singer. 😢

[@2hurricane11]

Ciao, if you remember you have just listened to "il pilota di Hiroshima " from the same band: "i nomadi". A myth group that start their career in the sixtees and that career goes on and on along the years although this singer in this video( a founder member of the band) " Augusto Daolio" died in 1992 so after his death the band has decided to continue, with the spirit of Augusto to lead them, to play until today

[@andreabertassello2571]

Io vagabondo!!!!! Super!!!! 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟 thanks man!!!

[@giampaoloargentesi5484]

Hi, I really like that you appreciate Italian music, I suggest some songwriters that I think you don't know but I can tell you that they are very interesting; unfortunately they have died some years ago: Enzo jannacci, Giorgio Gaber and Pierangelo Bertoli. Sorry for my English

[@Marco-gb5jx]

The band is called "i nomadi" (which means "the nomads") and is still in activity. Indeed the singer that you're listening to in this video passed away in 1992 because of a lungs cancer. His name was Augusto Daolio, There is a short page also in the english wikipedia about him en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augusto_Daolio. There is also an english wikipedia page for the band en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomadi and also for this song en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Io_vagabondo. The song is indeed a real "cult" song in Italy, abave all for those who where 15-25 years old in the 70's but also for younger generations. The song sold millions of copies and was covered by many italian singers and was also translated in others languages like spanish

[@michelamolinari3666]

Sempre nei nostri cuori ...Augusto ❤

[@DildaNick]

Legendary Augusto Daolio had lung cancer, and I think he was already sick here shortly before passing.

[@simonabarbieri9822]

Non so mi sembra brutta questa versione . .dopo aver vissuto decine e decine di concerti ad altissimo livello di mai meno di tre ore . ...andavano ovunque i nomadi ogni manifestazione per la pace e i diritti umani, nelle scuole, in nome di Augusto da decenni c è una settimana dedicata a lui.....cercate di spiegare a med chi erano e che voce incredibile Augusto...forse se ascoltasse Ala Bianca...

[@apocalipsekaos]

This song is hardcore. Nomads are "hardcore" because in their lyrics there are uncomfortable themes for current politics and society. If you listen to nomads, you are mostly seen badly in Italy, you are considered an outcast. I love the nomads especially the album that contains this song. I advise you to look at all the translations of the texts because they deserve a lot. Peace and love from Italy.

[@luanafarina3626]

I love the song "E va e va" by Alberto Sordi. 😁🤣

[@orazioscardace911]

Grande augusto ❤😂

[@claudiofoiadelli8721]

Daolio aveva una voce incredibile e unica

[@bernardidaniela1318]

Che nostalgia nn mi ricordavo come era andare a un concerto dei nomadi allora

[@ferromulatto]

it's true I had the same feeling that he could look like your father

[@nadiadepizzol1967]

Ciao Augusto ❤️

[@marioscarella842]

RIP Augusto! His voice is really unique and his personality was strong. Please Angelo don't forget to react to Pooh - Parsifal as i requested you on "buy me a coffee" I am sure you will love it. I know you have a lot of requests.. I'll be waiting.. Bye bro!

[@damianodami7582]

Nomadi from novellara city. Grande Augusto

[@Maiky0001]

Augusto died at 45 of lung cancer

[@davidsweden6932]

This Song Is....poetry

[@caterinab.5377]

Caro Augusto ci manchi tanto kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaPdaZeJaqiep6c♥️ Good Ang👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@karaokeitaliano]

I Nomadi can be compared to the Grateful deads in terms of history (less drugs tho) and following. The band has changed over the years but they have a great and loyal audience. Io vagabondo can be defined as the "Italian Freebird" if such comparison can be made. Keep the great work!

[@massimovolpe]

Sempre Nomadi idoli persino di Zucchero.❤️

[@imegatanadoiataki]

Well, not exactly months ago, he died in 1992

[@fusadiluna]

Pause then press on 8:16 ...you really look like him!

[@johnnyyjohnnyy]

One of the most popular songs in Italy, everyone knows it and sings it, old, young, children, everyone! ♥ There is not a single guitarist in Italy who did not start playing guitar on this song as a boy. 🎸

[@ugsita]

The singer died MANY YEARS AGO (around 30 years ago) then they toke a new singer and they replaced every single member of the band with someone else (except for the keyboard player) maybe the one who daied recently was the lastest singer, but the one you hear here died at the beginning of the 90's

[@ZBiG237nEw]

23-01-1992

[@marcellominasi41]

Non so come hai fatto, ma hai capito tutto in un attimo.

[@raffaeleandreini776]

Mil una Noche No te olvides nunca de mi Yo vagabundo Sempre cantata dai Nomadi Con Augusto Daolio Sembra diversa

[@raffaeleandreini776]

In Spagnolo

[@antoniopanico4611]

Ascolta Un pugno di sabbia

[@elenapaolini1877]

❤❤❤

[@raffaeleandreini776]

Prova a sentire Asia Nomadi con Augusto Daolio

[@raffaeleandreini776]

Poi guardi anche il mercante di Venezia Con Al Pacino

[@Sandro-ij7te]

Hi Mad Ang for me if you picked the video were the band were young early 70s sound much better , younger voices 😃 Here they are already pensioners😀

[@Minosse-]

Nel popolo Nomade, non ci sono psicopatici, siamo in Italia, non in Kansas o Alacazzobama

[@adolfodelfrate6069]

❤👍

[@antonellatognato4779]

❤️❤️❤️❤️😢

[@ceciliaevincenzogames]

❤