"Bossa Suave, Alma que se Alinha" is a tender, emotionally rich Bossa Nova Jazz that brings a timeless warmth to modern ears. With soft nylon-string guitar, subtle percussion, virtuoso Sax and heartfelt Portuguese lyrics, Enrico Dalla Piazza delivers a soulful performance about two hearts finding rhythm together. Perfect for romantic evenings, mellow mornings, or introspective moments, this track resonates with fans of João Gilberto, Caetano Veloso, and the new wave of Brazilian acoustic storytellers.

Bossa Suave Alma que se Alinha

"The GianMario Songbook" are deeply moving ballads born from a father’s unbreakable love for his son —Original, autobiographical storytelling — pure and raw about a son who almost died before birth, was taken around the world in love, and raised with dreams beneath the sunlit winds of the Balearic Islands.
It tells the story of separation, resilience, and unconditional hope, woven with poetic lyrics and rich musical textures — soaring melodies driven by emotional piano, heartfelt strings, electric and spanish guitar as well as less known instruments such as harpicords and lutes and a voice filled with longing.

For anyone who believes that real love endures beyond silence, beyond absence — this song is for you.


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I saw your soul

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You'll always be my son

"Cent'Anni di Te" is a heartfelt ballad written to honor our father on what would have been his 100th birthday.
Rooted in real family memories, this song traces a life journey from a small village on Lake Maggiore, through war, concentration camp, love, and triumph, carried by a spirit that never broke and a heart that never stopped giving.
With poetic Italian lyrics, "Cent'Anni di Te" unfolds like a moving diary — from lakeside swims and opera songs to laughter, struggle, and the building of a legacy that still resonates today.



Cent'Anni di Te

This song tells a man's story through layers of cynicism: He's bitter about the rigged system that denied him formal education, but proud (in a sarcastic way) of his gritty, self-taught wisdom. The double meanings start innocent (like "trial" as attempt vs. court) and "correct" into darker, edgier twists (failure, violence, survival), spiraling into more puns to highlight his chaotic, unpolished learning process.

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Enrico Dalla Piazza

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