The 2024 version of “L’Uva e il Vino”, the latest single by Marco Ferradini, is now available on radio and digital platforms. Released by Nar International and distributed by ADA – Warner Music Italy, the track offers a profound reflection on human relationships and their inherent contradictions.
The official video, available on YouTube, enhances the song’s message, delving into the tension between a heart rooted in the past and a mind set on the future. As Ferradini explains:
“We all have a special instinct for falling in love with those who make us suffer.”
This theme connects to the poetic essence of his iconic song “Teorema,” which in 1981 established Ferradini as one of Italy’s greatest singer-songwriters.
A career shaped by extraordinary music and collaborations
Born in Como and raised in Milan, Marco Ferradini honed his musical talent from a young age. From his debut at the Sanremo Music Festival in 1978 with “Quando Teresa verrà” to the worldwide success of “Teorema,” Ferradini has continually evolved, collaborating with artists like Lucio Dalla, Mina, Eros Ramazzotti, and Ivan Graziani.
Notable milestones in his career include “Una catastrofe bionda” (1983), the concept album “Misteri della vita” (1985), and the acoustic masterpiece “Dolce piccolo mio fiore” (1995). In 2000, the inclusion of “Teorema” in Aldo, Giovanni e Giacomo’s film “Chiedimi se sono felice” revived interest in his music.
In 2012, Ferradini honored his late friend Herbert Pagani with the project “La mia generazione,” showcasing his artistic versatility and deep connection with his audience.
The comeback of “L’Uva e il Vino”
Originally released in 2019, “L’Uva e il Vino” returns in a completely renewed version. This single, which lends its name to Ferradini’s latest album, perfectly encapsulates his singer-songwriter style, enriched by talented collaborators and a sound reminiscent of great American songwriters.
Once again, Marco Ferradini proves himself an artist capable of conveying universal emotions, blending introspection with captivating melodies.
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