Ignazio Boschetto's live performance of Lucio Battisti's 'E penso a te' at Matera in June 2019, with English subtitles.
Considered one of the greatest Italian love songs ever, 'E penso a te' is said to have been written in just 19 minutes during a car ride, where Mogol improvised the lyrics and Lucio Battisti sang the melody line. The lyrics tell the daily life and nostalgic thoughts of a man still in love with a woman who is not his current girlfriend. The piano-driven song builds up slowly as the story is being told, until an intrumental crescendo erupts, representing the explosion of nostalgia. The ending has a final diminuendo in which all of the instruments dissolve into silence, leaving only the singer's voice, as to represent his loneliness in the world.

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