MUSICIAN REACTS TO MÅNESKIN ‘CORALINE’ (IT WAS BEAUTIFUL)

[@kimacronym2521]

Let us judge this song objectively - this is a masterpiece, both lyrically as well musically. It conveys all the emotions, it tells the story, and has an amazing melody. "Coraline, Coraline" is in my head all day...Don't think there is a better rock ballad on this side of the millennium !

[@johnspencer6744]

Esagerato

[@allefo1211]

Most definitely there isn't!

[@nicolapennesi5023]

Well said! Fortunately there still are people who support the progress of art

[@cosettapessa6417]

@@johnspencer6744 his opinion bro

[@Yep6803]

try Magnolia from Negrita if you had enjoy this!

[@Noname-wj7dw]

This group is like a journey. If you understand the lyrics is even more intense.

[@samir6968]

True, they inspired me release my humble cover of this song, chek it guys...

[@charlotte96ify]

This song’s lyrics are actually waaay more depressing than any song, not even Torna a casa has the same sadness, especially because Damiano said that this is a true story made as a fairytale which is heartbreaking.

[@mariaconsuelos.6872]

Every time I listen to this song I get goosebumps and I feel on the verge of tears.. The voice, the music, the rhythm.. they help you immersing in those powerful lyrics which tell you a very sad story, without drowning them. This is a masterpiece.

[@pietrolapera3008]

Beautiful comment

[@romycullen17]

good for you... because I cry every time T.T I wish I was just on the verge of tears because I hate crying

[@william19341]

damiano in a recent interview I declare that the story of Coraline is real (the name Coraline was chosen only for needs musical of course). He said: it’s a true story, but I’d rather not talk about it".

[@nadiarossetti9004]

How many men would say to a woman: " Ogni tua piccola lacrima è oceano sopra il mio viso"? " Your every little tear is an ocean on my face". Damiano wrote it! This is pure poetry ❤

[@ThePeaceAround]

It’s such a beautiful line!

[@stefanosopranzi2489]

...and I don't ask for anything in return just a smile, every single tear of yours is an ocean on my face... Music is the best but the lyrics are also better

[@kratos01357]

this song is incredibly sad but it's so beautiful, i think it's better for you to stop the video when you have observations though

[@ThePeaceAround]

I bare that in mind, sometimes I just forgot what I’m gonna say so carry on watching!

[@ALEX-zw2gk]

Un capolavoro dei Maneskin Ragazzi giovanissimi nati per la musica. Fiera di essere italiana.

[@Melanie-zm5ds]

Vero🙂

[@alfonsofulchini5437]

Finalmente la musica italiana stupisce anche gli americani... Finalmente!!!!!

[@LoreDana2]

Che commenti cretini

[@alfonsofulchini5437]

@@LoreDana2, spiegati meglio non capisco

[@AManWhoCreateNightcore]

​@@LoreDana2Ecco l'esperto di turno

[@filippomartelli6233]

Your tears, the emotion in your voice, at the end of the listening of this modern ballad, tell better then any word what's the power hidden inside of this incredible song and inside of the Maneskin's lyrics. Thanks from Florence!

[@bachisio2140]

Finally a reaction from a competent, sensible person, not afraid of showing her emotions, being so sensitive as well and able to understand the depth of the lyrics of this group compared to the shallowness of much of the production in today's music industry. Coraline's weight is so heavy and unbearable because the truth she knows is so difficult even to name... Please go deeper into this and you will understand who is the monster she's afraid of and that keeps her in a cage... Thank you very much indeed for your genuine reaction. I quite enjoyed it.

[@Jiffzzy]

I think the last time someone wrote lyrics so genuinely sad was when Kurt was still writing Nirvana lyrics. It is amazing to have such quality in my generation.

[@joy-115]

Yes!!! I completely agree

[@m3l1n4.7]

Everytime I listen to this song,i cry, I shake. This band, their songs, they keep me alive honestly

[@CGcarmineCG]

This is my favourite song from Maneskin. So emotional.

[@elenapagliaretta3914]

This song is painfully wonderful. Ultimately, everyone sees in Coraline what he wants, a person, a feeling, a life experience. The power of works of art lie in being able to touch people in the soul in something personal and unique. I must add, as Italian, that although the English translation is accurate, the Italian lyrics is infinitely richer and deeper because there are some untranslatable expressions and verses in rhyme that make the single words much more musical. For not Italian speakers it could be a good reason to start learning my beloved mother tongue.

[@EvaPackle]

Literally lost in translation indeed!!! These lyrics in Italian are so so powerful!!! ❤

[@orsors2129]

How inspirational to hear a song bemoaning the abuse of a girl and offering her strength to carry on.

[@Wriwnas1]

Pro tip because you seem really nice :) Pause and comment, rewind a bit and continue, without missing anything (therefore we will get to see you reacting to everthing). All the best :)

[@antoninosabetta]

Indeed, your (otherwise appropriate) disquisition of chords and harmony made you miss the most amazing, deep, poetic part of the lyrics (sarò il fuoco ed il freddo...)

[@tassoskard8157]

Yes!

[@nicolariva4982]

@@antoninosabetta ma veramente! :) Continuavo a pensare "Ma taci un attimo!". Molto più bello il suo commento a "Torna a casa" (anche perché quella ha il video, e CHE video)

[@TiTi-cr2ol]

Can’t more agee with you guys. I feel bad when she continues with the “signature” thing and miss the best part of the lyrics.

[@antoninosabetta]

@@nicolariva4982 si ma su "Torna a Casa" il significato che lei attribuisce alla canzone è difficilmente riconducibile al contenuto effettivo del testo...; molto intensa e toccante la sua reazione comunque.

[@marcoserra5041]

Rachel, I'm really appreciating yours feedbacks on Maneskin songs. You are not giving just a fan's feedbacks but also technical ones. Nice to listen to you!

[@NightLunaLia]

The song is based on a friend of Damiano's,that he tried to help, who then committed suicide, was a victim of sexual abuse by her father. Anyway the "castle" is the cementary/grave,where nobody can't hurt you anymore.

[@vittoria4278]

How do you know that?

[@manumaster1990]

@@vittoria4278 interview

[@domenicobaldino276]

@@manumaster1990 don't you have that interview?

[@childofathena_]

It's actually wrong. Damiano answered a lot of question about it, and he said it doesn't want to get to personal. This like a fairy tail, but where the prince wasn't able to save the princess. He never mentioned a friend, he said it's something we can interpret as we like. He probably lived something realted to this, o a friend of him did, but we don't actually know. He never said anything about it.

[@rosalbaneri1039]

@@childofathena_ he did not say much about "Coraline" just that the name was chosen for musical matters and the story is true, and lyrics are clear: a girl with mental problem caused by an abuse , who lost the baby she was waiting for, she has a father who is a father of nothing (maybe He is the monster abuser) she doesn' t want to eat but she wants desappear, she kill her self going to a cemetry (cemetries in italy have big wall like castles)

[@heyitsme7013]

I freaking love this song, it's so important for me❤️

[@Meowmeter]

For me this song is up there with Stairway to Heaven, the lyrics, the changing tempos, his voice ❤️🤘🏼

[@dario5862]

I love the fact that you also comment on more technical aspects such as time signature, tonality, chord progression and so on. That really distinguishes you from other casual reaction youtubers. Subscribed! Keep up the good content and greetings from italy!

[@lynxerax7011]

I think it's so amazing how this story is so deep and detailed, but still many people can have such different and personal interpretations of it. That's some masterful songwriting

[@michealohaodha9351]

Great insightful analysis - time signatures, voice, lyrics etc all covered. Bravo!

[@cristianloi1302]

Love your reaction again. Coraline is really a masterpiece. and you are a very sensible person. I see myself in many of your observation. Much love from Italy.

[@roccocomacher]

wow i love this song and i have watched so many reactions on it - but i liked yours the best by far!! You seem like such a great person and your musical insight makes it even more interesting to watch!! Keep it up

[@emmepiemme]

Hi Rachel, yours are probably the best reaction videos I've ever seen, you seem really emotionally involved and sincere, the observations are accurate and appropriate. Last but non least, the style is relaxed and relaxing, "ThePeaceAround" is the right name for your channel: You now have a new subscriber !!!

[@tonycip4613]

it's nice to hear your comments on this group every time .... especially because they come from a person who knows and loves music and never banal comments

[@badbleep8054]

damiano is a very talented lyricists & an amazing singer

[@norank4802]

Your reaction was really interesting as you clearly have a deep understanding of music and how it works. Thanks for providing some useful insights, keep it up! :) Are you also going to react to their whole album?

[@ThePeaceAround]

I think I might do it old school and buy a Cd, play it out loud and react :)

[@girl17-music57]

I also met Maneskin at Eurovision and when I heard this song I was impressed, THIS IS ART, the song manages to overcome pain, anxiety, fear... too beautiful

[@PassioneCanto67]

Viva i Måneskin, viva Italy, orgogliosa di essere ITALIANA 🤟I❤️love MÅNESKIN

[@rosariosalvi3302]

sempre orgogliosi viva L'Italia 🤘🇮🇹❤❤❤

[@patriziatofani72]

🥰

[@stefandebeljak1484]

Damiano is writing lyrics, they are amazing group

[@lucyfaiella7220]

AMAZING SONG.. JUST GREAT.. LOVE THIS SONG...🇮🇹🇮🇹💞🇨🇦🇮🇹👍

[@carlosvl8296]

You analize the song in a very interested way. Well done. Definitely this is an amazing band.

[@fabiesque]

Thank you! Such a lovely reaction video. I am not a musician. STILL you make it to have the infos come accross

[@davidsweden6932]

Gods of music

[@redheart5216]

Very emotional, love MANESKIN! Thank you Rachel

[@patriziatofani72]

As an Italian person I can absolutely confirm that in my country there are a lot of great singers. I can suggest you to begin to listen to other italian singers besides Maneskin (who are great!). Italian music is wonderful.

[@fulviomiglio4162]

You are are a beauty inside and outside, and a musician too! Big kisses from Milan, Italy

[@MrNicolaman]

I'm italian and very happy that you like maneskin !! I like tham too!!

[@americoalessandrini3939]

Thank you dear ThePeaceAround, I love Maneskin but listen their music together with you and your comments, your sensitivity, and your emotions (tears included) is a very fulfilling emotional experience. Thank u and LoveAround.

[@gennarodecandia5938]

Coraline is a fancy name for a real person. Damiano doesn't want to talk about it. All we know is that she was a little girl he tried to help but the story doesn't have a happy ending. It is assumed that the girl was abused and suffered violence, the depression that followed the trauma was so strong that it pushed her to suicide. It is said that the walls of the castle are the surrounding walls of the Verano cemetery near Rome. A very sad story. A song that leaves its mark. He takes you by the hand and accompanies you serenely at the beginning, then note by note the sky becomes darker and darker and around the landscape becomes more and more harsh, gloomy and you find yourself in a world of despair, the loneliness and helplessness of Coraline, until everything comes to an end and you find yourself at the starting point, same music, same notes, but they no longer sound like they did in the beginning, something is missing, hope is lacking because that girl as beautiful as the sun is gone, her silver knight could not save her. His life and his story end without a happy ending.

[@cristianocosta4662]

Thank for your technical analysis. As Italian speaker I go focused on the emotional of lyrics and melody so I couldn’t get the aspects you pointed out. Btw have a look to the lyrics more deeply. They run in the vein as blood

[@ellieengel2188]

wow first time i listen to this song and i adore it ...amazingly beautiful

[@alessandro7108]

I really liked your musical analysis comments. Happy to be subscribed

[@gennarodecandia5938]

Whatever comment you want to make, when Damiano sings in Italian, is magical.

[@moonoom764]

wow you are very talented! and so is maneskin haha! feels exciting to have a young rock band with a major audience

[@vincenzodonofrio5079]

You are sooo Romantic! I'm sure Damiano would write an equally beautiful lyric if he could get to know you. Ciao from Italy!

[@ThePeaceAround]

That is probably every girls dream right now haha. I couldn’t imagine him writing anything cool about me haha, but mind you I’m sure Damiano could write a song about a pigeon in trafalgar square and make it sound cool.

[@andreavoccia3671]

we're not just pizza, pasta and mandolino...finally... so glad u like them

[@sefamo]

they are our Italian pride ... great band!

[@minastaros]

I somehow hope that this could be the start of a cultural "movement". Not in a political way, but in a "spiritual" one, that more and more people really value this kind of at, of deep thinking, and may just abandon all that crappy fast-earned-money-mainstream-pop. It reminds me to the film "Dead poets society" - the same discovery of incredible depth in poetry - and actual impact to the real lives.

[@ergman85]

they are so young and yet their lyrics are so mature.

[@robgraves6963]

Thanks for this video, I like so much this song. Saluti from Italy 👋🏻🇮🇹

[@nicotufilli973]

I can feel your emotions, very nice, thank you🌹

[@mericonci72]

i think this translation is more good ❤ : Tell me your truths Coraline, Coraline, tell me your truths Coraline, Coraline, tell me your truths Coraline, Coraline, tell me your truths Coraline, Coraline Coraline as beautiful as the sun Warrior with a zealous heart Hair like red roses Those precious copper-like wires, my love, take them to me If you hear the bella sing you’ll see Coraline crying She takes in the others’ pain and then carries it within her Coraline, Coraline, tell me your truths Coraline, Coraline, tell me your truths Coraline, Coraline, tell me your truths Coraline, Coraline But she knows the truth Not everyone can go on with their heart split in two It’s already cold She’s just a child but she feels like a burden and sooner or later she’ll break People will say: “she’s worth nothing She can’t even get out a miserable door” But one day, at least once, she’ll manage And I told Coraline that she can grow up Fetch her things and then leave But she detects a monster that keeps her in a cage, that covers her way with explosive mines And I told Coraline that she can grow up Fetch her things and then leave But Coraline doesn’t want to eat, no... yes, Coraline would like to disappear. And Coraline cries Coraline is anxious Coraline wants the sea but she’s afraid of the water And maybe sea is inside her And every word is an axe, a wound on the back Like a raft sailing on a swollen river And maybe the river is inside her, inside her I’ll be fire, I’ll be coldness A repair during the winter Whatever you breath I’ll understand what’s inside you I’ll be drinking water The meaning of goodness I’ll also be a soldier Or a light in the evening And I don’t ask for anything in return Just a smile Every little tear of yours is an ocean on my face And I don’t ask for anything in return Just some time I’ll be a banner, a shield, or your silver sword, and... And Coraline cries Coraline is anxious Coraline wants the sea but she’s afraid of the water And maybe sea is inside her And every word is an axe, a wound on the back Like a raft sailing on a swollen river And maybe the river is inside her, inside her And tell me your truths Coraline, Coraline, tell me your truths Coraline, Coraline, tell me your truths Coraline, Coraline, tell me your truths Coraline, Coraline Coraline, as beautiful as the sun She lost the fruit of her womb She never knew love But a father that isn’t father-like at all Told her : “in the city there’s a castle with walls so strong that if you go live inside it nothing will ever hurt you again Nothing will ever hurt you again

[@ThePeaceAround]

The lyrics are just so delicate :)

[@ajeje9498]

Personally I still don't understand the meaning of the last part about the castle. What's the father's aim to say such a thing?

[@mericonci72]

@@ajeje9498 Her father abused her and she got pregnant, then she lost the baby and committed suicide. The castle where no one can harm her anymore is a cemetery. It's true story of a Damiano's friend

[@ajeje9498]

@@mericonci72 🤯😭 grazie

[@panathatube]

How's it possible a music lover instead of let himself/herself get immersed and carried away by the music and the profound lyrics keeps commenting on top of the song missing many things in the process (like this girl's enormous drama that's based in a real story)? At the very least, my dear and very sympathetic girl if you don't want to comment after the song, rewind pause forward. The viewer will understand better what you're saying as well.

[@andt0055]

The song talks about a girl who gets abused by her father, sorry for my bad english (in italian this lyrics are incredible). Ciao with love!

[@calexfive]

Imagine commenting on a video while there is loud music playing in the background. (love you

[@kkmizu3074]

Amazing analysis. Subscribed

[@oldaccxunt]

You miss some great lyrics by talking, I kept say "no! Go back!" 🥺🤣

[@Andrea-sl1id]

this is a review (fan page Maneskin) of Coraline (the Maneskin fable about adolescence), and its meaning told by the Maneskin singer himself in the Rockol interview, "Coraline" is a song born almost by chance "in a hotel room. It was me and Thomas. He put the guitar on it, I the idea of ​​the chorus, which we then developed together with the others ". "Coraline" is one of the most streamed singles three days after the release of the new album "Teatro d'ira Vol.I", a fairy tale that the band wanted to tell in its project, a fairy tale without a happy ending. The protagonist of the story "Coraline", a little girl who does not find her place in the world, in a hopeful path towards the light, studded with dark moments . The rock ballad of the Roman group finds its connotations already in the first verse of the song, where the frontman Damiano sings: "If you hear bells singing you will see Coraline crying, taking the pain of others, and then carrying it inside her". The song also tries to address the growing up period of the young woman, in which no trust is placed, a feeling that traumatizes Coraline in her evolutionary process: "She is a child, however, she feels, like a weight and sooner or later she will break, people will say, "It's worth nothing. She can't even get out of a poor door, but one day, one time she will." The arrival of a knight, who tries to help Coraline in her difficulties, does not change the direction of the story, with the same one who seems to remain helpless to the young woman's pain: "Your every little tear is an ocean above my face, and in I don't ask for anything. Just a little time, I'll be banner, shield or your silver sword ". The last verse describes the withering of Coraline, who frightened decides to withdraw into herself, without the possibility of showing herself and her love: "She has lost the fruit of her womb, she has not known love, but a father that a father is nothing, they told her in the city there is a castle with walls so powerful, that if you go and live inside it, nothing can hit you anymore ". summing up, The protagonist of the song is Coraline, a little girl who cannot find her place in the world, even if she undertakes a path that points to the light, despite being faced with difficult and dark moments. The little girl goes through an evolutionary process, in which there is no happy ending, but only a sense of distrust that distresses her and causes her a trauma on the path that leads from adolescence to adulthood. Even the arrival of a man will not change things, as - even if he wants to help her overcome her frailties - she remains impassive to her pain. Thus, the young woman withdraws into herself, precluding herself from the possibility of showing her love, shutting herself in a "castle with such powerful walls" from which she can no longer hit her.

[@chrismorel1837]

Listening! And close your mouth when Damiano sings!!

[@hatarumoroboshi]

This album ( teatro d ira ) Is a master piece!!!!!! Invite to Buy the material CD

[@mrtazthor]

Thank you so much

[@LucretiusNigro]

Perhaps someone has already written it to you: the walls of the castle in the city, where it will no longer be affected by anything, are the truly imposing walls of Verano, a large cemetery in Rome.

[@umbituti8072]

Girl, your reviews are really insightful, I love them!! I am from Rome and I have listened to Måneskin since they started local and enjoyed their development so far. I am really happy that also people abroad are starting to value their music and their unique style. Wish you all the best for the channel, bye ✌🏻

[@djguidopolese]

A lil update: this song is about his Girlfriend "Giorgia Soleri" (you can find her on IG and she has the name Coraline tatooed on her arm/shoulder) and this song talks about her disease, a disease she fought for years, a difficult disease called Endometriosis and Vulvodynia... She fought for years before having the diagnose and now she was operated and feels better. After the Sanremo 2022 exhibition Damiano on his IG thanked everybody for Coraline and he wrote "and thank you Giorgia for letting me write it and live it". So the final verse about the castle etc is indeed talking about suicide, but not referred to Giorgia, but referred to the fact that many people with this diseases would not be heard/diagnosed... So that's why many people commit for desperation!

[@domenicobaldino276]

If I weren't Italian I'd like to be British, I always loved your accent and obviously I'm in love with Maneskin too, and nothing I just found a British girl talking about them :)

[@agentwrench]

You could either pause for the comments or rewind after them, because I think you miss some things (sometimes important) in the song otherwise.

[@simmyminelli8479]

This song is about incest on the part of the father. The monster that keeps her in the cage is him. This is the truth that holds within her ... she has not known love has lost the fruit of her womb (a son) many have not understood this. The only thing I didn't understand was Coralline In the end he dies or finds the courage to escape ... I don't think the ending ends well

[@elly2394]

Damiano said it's not a happy ending , maybe the castle is a psychiatric hospital where nobody can hurt her anymore

[@elisabettabrambilla3757]

@@elly2394 I think instead that the "castle" is the cemetery 😔

[@mess_withya]

The meaning is left open to interpretation

[@alessandroflower3990]

@@elisabettabrambilla3757 😢

[@antvilla72]

Appreciate that you reacted to this. Ask you please to listen to that again, you focused a lot on the music construction and my opinion maybe not enough on the lyrics .. sensitive as you are I was probably expecting some tear coming down. Thx anyway you are great

[@ThePeaceAround]

I had a second listen and the lyrics really are so beautiful. very delicately written

[@rticante]

Not everyone has to tear up when listening to a sad song; I'm quite sensitive myself and as nice as Coraline is it didn't move me to tears, it just made me feel sadness. I think she read all the lyrics well enough, the only part when she looked away was when they repeated at the beginning so she didn't lose anything. And honestly I'm very interested in her musical commentary, which is something other reaction channels don't give you. I didn't hear anyone else analyzing the time signatures in Coraline for example.

[@ThePeaceAround]

Thank you! I really appreciate that people like my musical analysis comments :)

[@antvilla72]

@@ThePeaceAround i like a lot your comments too I had just the feeling that for that specific song you had missed something and I was looking forward to see your most emotional part

[@agem1989]

I'd love to have your reaction to my fav song of maneskin "la paura del buio" one day

[@Noes-ho2qm]

Let me tell you that Damian wrote this song for his girlfriend. When she was young .. she was raped by her father and lose the baby in her womb.. She is suffering from various pathologies and this song described everything so clear. So sad but very significant..

[@liveloverelax7060]

Words coming from th soul💖

[@msrx08]

You are speaking of D-Minor while Damiano is telling a story of violence and abuse by a father on her daughter. Perfect!

[@alessandromanfroi9033]

Love from Italy! I definitely love your sensitivity...

[@fed.bove21]

I'm italian and i can Say One thing. If you love a thing of Italy and you don't eat pinapples on pizza, you Will be lover from everybody in Italy. You're welcome in our world!

[@ThePeaceAround]

I’m Maltese so don’t worry I don’t do that kind of blasphemy haha! Although I do like Fettucine Alfredo which is American but please forgive me :)

[@ziobarru]

@@ThePeaceAround damn! I have seen several of your reactions, I have seen you dance, get excited, cry and laugh. you explained with precision and technical competence the various songs. but no, I'm sorry, as "Italian going mad at food" i can't tollerate the fettucine alfredo.

[@ThePeaceAround]

@@ziobarru but it’s soooo good!

[@luigimontuori1208]

I love seeing you talking about maneskin your fantastic

[@giorgia.galilei643]

Coralin sembra uscita da un film . Troppo bella! Grazie ragazzi per il vostro supporto. ❤🤘🇮🇹😗

[@liliBtt]

In Rome there's a cemetery that people of the city called "the castle". This castle has strong and protective walls...

[@micheleferretto7079]

You missed completely the point here: THE LYRICS. It's the story of a girl who had lots of unluck in her life. She "lost the fruit of her womb", she struggled with depression and/or mental issues and apparently she ended in an asylum or a tomb (the "castle")

[@joy-115]

Beautiful song! Very innovative

[@william19341]

Guys, a person I’ll never stop thanking has put the docufilm of thanking has put online the docufilm of Maneskin with English.You are looking for "this is Maneskin" docufilm with translations in english.

[@Fgmario84]

Ma solo io mi sono innamorato di questa ragazza?

[@giulianofrizzo]

siamo in tanti a quanto pare....ma si sa niente se è su IG o FB?????? :)

[@silviamunoz6863]

You have to read the lyrics then you'll understand the different stages of the song... It is a movie passing in your mind.

[@MrRadiotek]

Brava Silvia

[@caterpillarcaterpillar1265]

First for the energy of 'Shut up and good' and then for 'Coraline', the poignant ballad that Damiano refers to that sets anorexia to music ("And I told Coraline that she can grow up / Take her things and then leave / But Coraline doesn't want to eat no / Yes Coraline would like to disappear "). A song, as revealed by the singer himself, written thanks to his partner Giorgia Soleri. Ciao.

[@oriomenoni7651]

Great reading of the song!

[@giuseppeds8882]

Ogni volta che vedo questa tua reaction (perché la vedo spesso!❤️) ho notato che hai sempre paura di lasciarti andare nel pianto di commozione per le parole intense di questo brano. Ad un certo punto hai voluto stoppare la canzone perché stavi per piangere, Ma come hai detto nella reaction di TORNA A CASA, è raro che una ragazza inglese pianga... Solo che qui ad un certo punto hai fatto in modo di parlare sulla canzone e non concentrarti sul testo per paura di piangere completamente. Piangere per una cosa bella come una poesia o una canzone È qualcosa di meraviglioso soprattutto se viene dal viso di una donna. Ti seguo sempre e sei molto brava e preparata, oltre che bella e simpatica. Ciao 😃😘

[@giacomobertolino4708]

Masterpiece🔥

[@vanessagarnier6636]

Masterpiece! 😓

[@patriziasaba7043]

Ciao, Rachel, I m italian. This song was inspired by Damiano's girlfriend. Giorgia suffers from some diseases that affect the female sexual organs which are vulvodynia and endometriosis. Rare diseases that are often not recognized immediately Giorgia Soleri had the merit of raising awareness of these diseases, is an example for many women Damiano wanted to dedicate this song to all women who suffer from rare diseases that are often not recognized and all women who suffer from them are treated like crazy.

[@giovannibongiovi7755]

Coraline dovrebbe vincere il Grammy

[@HideKoska]

when you understand it in italian, it's meaning is much deeper than the translation

[@giuseppemarcucci5000]

the world should start listening to the italian songwriters…the real ones (i love maneskin too)

[@matteorossi7323]

I am a bit concerned about lyrics, I guess there is a lost in translation. The specific words Damian sings are not from an everyday Italian, those words give power to the lyrics through the song: vessillo scuro, spada d’argento, mura potenti. I was asking myself, why mura potenti? It is not an adjective for wall, maybe tall should be used, but he used mighty walls because they keep the same taste of the other expressions in the song. Vessillo is the flag used during war to reunite knights, carried by them to identify themselves. So at the end mura potenti makes sense because it connects to the previous spoken register. Then we have to interpret what is the story of coralline, so we know that she lost the fruit of her womb, but she never met love. Is that the cause of her anxiety that make her fear to go out? And the father that has nothing of a father told her the story of the castle with the mighty wall that I interpreted as an asylum, so that he describes the fable of the castle to her to close her in the walls where nothing will touch her again. What I like it is that the song is an open to interpretation poetry written in a chivalrous Italian (chivalrous linguistic register).

[@miakrstova3029]

Coraline could be about the members of the band. Damiano's ED, Victoria's panic attacks, and Thomas and Ethan's anxiety and sleeping problems. This is not confirmed, because they said that this song can be interpreted in many ways

[@despixD]

Damiano has an eating disorder...?

[@mauropogorelli1864]

Ti consiglierei di guardare l'esecuzione di Coreline di ieri 1/2/22 al Festival di Sanremo. Sebbene l'audio e il testo non siano ben comprensibili, colpisce la passione e il sentimento espressi. E' arrivato al cuore.

[@michelefavaron8451]

Maybe i could be wrong, but i trust in you, After your Eurovision finale reaction...so many fake reacting people, only for some more views. You are so sweet in my opinion

[@ThePeaceAround]

Thank you! Yeah I don’t know why people fake react, it’s stupid. The best reactions are the visceral ones.

[@alessandro7108]

Vero

[@tinaeale26]

Saluti dall'italia 🤟viva i Maneskin 🖤