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A song for the summer: “Maracaibo” by Lu Colombo

ByJohn

Maracaibo (1981) – an artist substantially without a other story in addition to the clear invention of a song that has continued to resonate undaunted and familiar for a quarter of a century, without
undergo the face of time. A small musical miracle of the Milanese Lu Colombo, who has known food, with a plot of sounds and visions, the exoticism of a place and characters
imaginary with a strong impact, and has taken root in the soundtrack of the purest entertainment:

“… Maracaibo / Mare force 9 / flee yes but where? / Zà zà. / The broken tree / a black fin
/ in the dark night / like a flag / bite the fishfood / in brown skin / a white tusk / like the moon. / Maracaibo / After the barracuda / ended with the naked ballar / zà zà …

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
John

With an untamed passion and deep, eclectic knowledge of music, John is the soul of RadioWise UK. Having worked in the music industry for over two decades, his vision was to create a platform that embodies the love and respect for music. John is known for his great attention to detail and insatiable thirst for discovering new talents and music genres.