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Renato Zero Lyrics
T'incontrerò
Ti rivedrò
Tutto è possibile
Anche se poi
Lo sai anche tu
Perdersi è facile
Cercarsi sempre
Maledizione è così
Mettici poi le distanze
La pigrizia le assenze... le scuse che vuoi
Così si muore un po'...
La sincronia
È un'utopia
Pura aritmetica...
Fatalità trovarsi lì
Quella domenica
In quel momento
Né prima né poi
Se perdi l'appuntamento
Un'altra occasione magari non hai...
Se nascerai fuori tempo
Tutto in ritardo vivrai...
Gente che schiva la gente
Non è mai presente... né ora né mai...
Che sia felicità
Ci domandiamo noi
Nel dubbio siamo qua
Involontari eroi
Ci convinciamo sia
Il giorno, il posto e il mondo giusto
Mentiamo per questo...
Si correrà così
Un numero anche tu
È un rischio la poesia
Un freno e niente più
Comunque vada poi
Tu sei impegnato e hai dato tanto...
E mai fuori tempo...
Più stanco ma qui...
Io resterò
Dentro di te
Momento magico
Prima di noi
Dopo di noi
Un vento gelido...
Pazzo e incosciente
A lasciarti andar via...
Anche l'amore
Migliora invecchiando
Si fida di più
Che siamo già fuori tempo
Io non ci credo perché
È stato proprio quel tempo
Ad accendere ancora
La voglia di te
Ci mescoliamo ormai
Un ordine non c'è
In questa lotteria
Chi vince prende te...
Ma poi la crudeltà
Purtroppo non è... fuori tempo...
Un vizio quel tradimento...
Io ti riprenderò
Ho un fiuto che non sai
Così ostinato io
Ti trovo prima o poi
E ti dimostrerò
Che ci si può salvare in tempo...
Non mi ritiro rilancio, così...
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Renato Zero is the stage name of Renato Fiacchini (born September 30, 1950), an Italian singer-songwriter and showman.
Renato Fiacchini was born in Rome in the Via di Ripetta, next to the Via del Corso.
He quit his studies early to devote himself to his true passion, playing music and singing - though initially with little success. He replied to the criticisms (including the recurring insult Sei uno zero! - "You're a zero!") by assuming the alter-ego of Renato Zero. Read Full BioRenato Zero is the stage name of Renato Fiacchini (born September 30, 1950), an Italian singer-songwriter and showman.
Renato Fiacchini was born in Rome in the Via di Ripetta, next to the Via del Corso.
He quit his studies early to devote himself to his true passion, playing music and singing - though initially with little success. He replied to the criticisms (including the recurring insult Sei uno zero! - "You're a zero!") by assuming the alter-ego of Renato Zero. After several different jobs, including an appearance in an advertisement for ice-cream, he recorded his first singles in 1965: "Tu, sì", "Il deserto", "La solitudine", which were never issued. His first published single, "Non basta sai/In mezzo ai guai" (1967), sold a total of 20 copies.
In the late 1960s Zero's career was favoured by the glam-rock fashion, which he had somehow presaged with his sexual ambiguity and androgynous appearance. At the same time, this led him to be accused of cloning characters like David Bowie. In 1973 he issued his first LP, No! Mamma, no! (live), but with little success. The follow-up Invenzioni met the same fate.
Birth of the "Zerophilia"
It was not until 1976 that he scored his first hit with the single "Madame". "Madame" and the album including it, Trapezio, established a regular and loyal audience for Zero. This was to increase exponentially in the following years, until he could boast a huge following of die-hard fans that he dubbed "Sorcini" ("Little Mice").
The late 1970s were indeed years of great success for Zero's character, with the LPs Zerofobia ("Zerophobia", 1977), Zerolandia (1978) and Erozero (1979) topping the Italian charts. At this time Renato Zero was amongst the two or three most popular singers in Italy and his song "Il Carrozzone" was already regarded, also by critics, as one of the best Italian songs ever.
In 1979 Zero played himself in the movie "Ciao Nì" (his usual greeting to his fans, which can be roughly translated as "Hi pal!"). In Italy this film was to be more successful than the blockbuster "Superman".
The 1980s
In the 1980s he began to abandon make-up and greasepaint, but this did not rid Zero of his mania for grandeur: in the 1980 tour, for example, he entered the scene riding a white horse. In 1982 he began a collaboration with the opera director Renato Serio, who was to write the string arrangements for almost all of Zero's following LPs. In late 1983 he took part in RAI's Fantastico 3, then the most popular Italian TV show.
His career continued to be successful until 1984, with top-charts songs like "Amico" ("Friend") and "Spiagge" ("Beaches"). That year, however, his album Leoni si nasce and the tour of the same name, in which he appeared disguised as a lion and escorted by four aborigines, were commercial failures. The album Zero of 1987 marked the low point of his career: instead of playing in arenas and stadiums, Zero had to sing almost for free in the piazzas and discos of Italy's minor cities.
1990s and 2000s: the Comeback
In 1991 Renato Zero participated to the Sanremo Music Festival with "Spalle al muro", and from that moment on his career began to rise again. In 1993 he was nr.1 in the Italian charts with the LP Quando non sei più nessuno. The following year Imperfetto repeated this success. During his tour concerts would regularly sell out, and he returned to his famous dress changes during the spectacles, although in a less kitsch and more balanced style.
In 2004 his tour "Cattura il sogno/Il sogno continua" (Catch the dream/The dream continues) was awarded from Pollstar magazine as the most successful of the year in Italy and as well as one of the most successful worldwide (#30). The recording af the Roman concerts, held at Olimpico Stadium in June, was the best selled musical DVD of 2004. In 2005 he took part to the Italian stage of Live 8, in the Circo Massimo. In November his new album Il dono ("The Gift") topped the charts and maintained #1 until the end of the year. In December 2005 he performed in the Vatican with a song dedicated to Pope John Paul II. Renato Zero's most recent tour started in February 2006 and is entitled Zero movimento. During some concerts held at the time of the campaign for the April 2006 elections he declared himself against former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
Renato Fiacchini was born in Rome in the Via di Ripetta, next to the Via del Corso.
He quit his studies early to devote himself to his true passion, playing music and singing - though initially with little success. He replied to the criticisms (including the recurring insult Sei uno zero! - "You're a zero!") by assuming the alter-ego of Renato Zero. Read Full BioRenato Zero is the stage name of Renato Fiacchini (born September 30, 1950), an Italian singer-songwriter and showman.
Renato Fiacchini was born in Rome in the Via di Ripetta, next to the Via del Corso.
He quit his studies early to devote himself to his true passion, playing music and singing - though initially with little success. He replied to the criticisms (including the recurring insult Sei uno zero! - "You're a zero!") by assuming the alter-ego of Renato Zero. After several different jobs, including an appearance in an advertisement for ice-cream, he recorded his first singles in 1965: "Tu, sì", "Il deserto", "La solitudine", which were never issued. His first published single, "Non basta sai/In mezzo ai guai" (1967), sold a total of 20 copies.
In the late 1960s Zero's career was favoured by the glam-rock fashion, which he had somehow presaged with his sexual ambiguity and androgynous appearance. At the same time, this led him to be accused of cloning characters like David Bowie. In 1973 he issued his first LP, No! Mamma, no! (live), but with little success. The follow-up Invenzioni met the same fate.
Birth of the "Zerophilia"
It was not until 1976 that he scored his first hit with the single "Madame". "Madame" and the album including it, Trapezio, established a regular and loyal audience for Zero. This was to increase exponentially in the following years, until he could boast a huge following of die-hard fans that he dubbed "Sorcini" ("Little Mice").
The late 1970s were indeed years of great success for Zero's character, with the LPs Zerofobia ("Zerophobia", 1977), Zerolandia (1978) and Erozero (1979) topping the Italian charts. At this time Renato Zero was amongst the two or three most popular singers in Italy and his song "Il Carrozzone" was already regarded, also by critics, as one of the best Italian songs ever.
In 1979 Zero played himself in the movie "Ciao Nì" (his usual greeting to his fans, which can be roughly translated as "Hi pal!"). In Italy this film was to be more successful than the blockbuster "Superman".
The 1980s
In the 1980s he began to abandon make-up and greasepaint, but this did not rid Zero of his mania for grandeur: in the 1980 tour, for example, he entered the scene riding a white horse. In 1982 he began a collaboration with the opera director Renato Serio, who was to write the string arrangements for almost all of Zero's following LPs. In late 1983 he took part in RAI's Fantastico 3, then the most popular Italian TV show.
His career continued to be successful until 1984, with top-charts songs like "Amico" ("Friend") and "Spiagge" ("Beaches"). That year, however, his album Leoni si nasce and the tour of the same name, in which he appeared disguised as a lion and escorted by four aborigines, were commercial failures. The album Zero of 1987 marked the low point of his career: instead of playing in arenas and stadiums, Zero had to sing almost for free in the piazzas and discos of Italy's minor cities.
1990s and 2000s: the Comeback
In 1991 Renato Zero participated to the Sanremo Music Festival with "Spalle al muro", and from that moment on his career began to rise again. In 1993 he was nr.1 in the Italian charts with the LP Quando non sei più nessuno. The following year Imperfetto repeated this success. During his tour concerts would regularly sell out, and he returned to his famous dress changes during the spectacles, although in a less kitsch and more balanced style.
In 2004 his tour "Cattura il sogno/Il sogno continua" (Catch the dream/The dream continues) was awarded from Pollstar magazine as the most successful of the year in Italy and as well as one of the most successful worldwide (#30). The recording af the Roman concerts, held at Olimpico Stadium in June, was the best selled musical DVD of 2004. In 2005 he took part to the Italian stage of Live 8, in the Circo Massimo. In November his new album Il dono ("The Gift") topped the charts and maintained #1 until the end of the year. In December 2005 he performed in the Vatican with a song dedicated to Pope John Paul II. Renato Zero's most recent tour started in February 2006 and is entitled Zero movimento. During some concerts held at the time of the campaign for the April 2006 elections he declared himself against former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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mssmmgnn
Ce ne sono stati e ce ne sono, di grandi artisti, anche oggi... che riescono a capire, a "leggere" il momento che stiamo attraversando, e, con la loro capacità di sintesi, riuscire a comunicarlo a chi li segue e di loro si fida (De André, Daniele Silvestri, Ligabue, Vasco, i Subsonica...)
Però... Renato è unico, in questo: il livello di transfer che è riuscito a creare, negli anni (...30...!!), con i suoi "seguaci", "sorcini", o come ci vogliamo chiamare, non ha eguali.
Per esempio... a ognuno di noi capita di pensare, ascoltando il testo di una canzone "bella davvero, 'sta frase... "arriva"...
Però... solo quando nelle cose di cui quel testo parla CI SIAMO PASSATI ANCHE NOI, e magari ci siamo fatti anche parecchio male, lo capiamo DAVVERO, cosa intendeva dire quella frase, che già ci ricordavamo da prima, e ci ritroviamo a pensare "non avevo capito proprio un cazzo...!" (almeno, parlo x me)
E anche in questo, Renato è unico: nessuno è mai riuscito a "centrare" tanti "bersagli" quanti ne ha centrati lui... sono pugni nello stomaco che fanno bene (anche se fanno parecchio male, perché riaprono qualche ferita), e lui sa darli con una dolcezza che nessun altro ha.
gianna conti
Grazie unico grande
Cristina Tassi
che dire se non che tu renato sei impareggiabile...nessuno può raggiungere la tua sensibilità e la tua voglia di raccontare e di trasmettere a tutti noi la gioia la tristezza l amarezza la bellezza la semplicità l amore per la vita...
Gianni Monti
moderno poeta da studiare a scuola
romano pierluigi
Nessuna cosa al mondo piu grande di RENATO. Canzoni le sue che hanno lasciato un segno indelebile nei nostri cuori.
valeria paini
anche l'amore
migliora invecchiando
si fida di più....
Biagino Barbaro
Se non ci fossero queste canzoni,si dovrebbero inventare bravo Renato!!!!!
pain pain
ogni parola una emozione... unico grande grandissimo zerofolle
Michele Pagliassotto
Bellissima canzone, sei un poeta renato
valerio stryker
un CAPOLAVORO, pre concetti e pregiudizi, il peggio male per non apprezzare cantanti come renato zero, ho 20 anni e penso che renato zero sia un artista di un altro pianeta , proprio come questa canzone, pazzesca:)