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A song for the summer: “Hi Mare” by the Casadei Orchestra

ByJohn

Hi sea (1973) – “Romagna Mia”, another fundamental episode in the history of the Casadei orchestra, is one of the five most performed and known Italian songs in the world. “Ciao Mare” is worthy heir of that tradition, synonymous itself with the holiday exprit, and of the regional pride of which Raoul Casadei and family constitute an absolute emblem. “HI
Mare “is the most typical representation of Italy of the umbrella, the shoreline and those healthy commonplaces that the summer (musical and not) often brings with it.” … the wind erases / from the sand the memories / but from the heart, the wind cannot. / Hello Mare / On the sand a flower was born / in my heart a great love … / hello hello sea / the memory of the summer / awakens in my heart … “to the plain readability of the text, the immediacy of the melody is reflected, a strong point of a popular genre such as the smooth: also thanks to the spread of a song like” hello sea “that type musical type on an audience that appreciates the voluntarily elementary, communicative and essential style of Casadei. With a good reason he can boast and claim the frankness of his land.

This news is, for a kind concession of the author and the publisher, by “linked to a grain of sand”, written by Enzo Gentile and published by Melampo Editore.

John
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