Donna in costruzione
Pino D'Angiò Lyrics

The song "Donna in costruzione" by Pino D'Angio talks about a woman in construction, implying that the woman is still a work in progress. The first stanza suggests that the woman is taking matters into her own hands, saying "Ok ok me la faccio da me" which translates to "OK, OK, I'll make it myself." This could imply that the woman is independent and doesn't need anyone's help to develop herself. The singer also acknowledges that there is no one else around to help the woman develop, but she sees it as an opportunity. He goes on to describe her physical attributes, mentioning her blue jeans and suggestive eyes.

The chorus asks "Dimmi dimmi com'e una donna ideale?" which translates to "Tell me, tell me what's an ideal woman like?" The singer is posing this question, perhaps to himself or the listeners which would make sense in the context of the song being about a work in progress. The artist acknowledges that everyone seems to have a unique idea of what makes an ideal woman. The use of the word "ideale" suggests that the woman in question is not yet "perfect" or "complete." This statement could also be interpreted as the singer acknowledging that perfection is subjective and uncontrollable.