La pulce d'acqua cover

La pulce d'acqua

Angelo Branduardi · 1977

43 min · 9 tracks · pop music

A whimsical blend of folk melodies and baroque pop, enriched by Angelo Branduardi's unique vocal style and intricate arrangements.

Top tracks — play these first

  • →
    Ballo in fa diesis minore Start here — This opening track introduces the album's playful spirit with its lively tempo and intricate instrumentation, setting the stage for the thematic journey ahead.
  • →
    Il marinaio — With its rich storytelling and evocative imagery, this song captures Branduardi's knack for blending narrative with melody, making it a standout example of his lyrical prowess.
  • →
    La pulce d’acqua — The title track represents the album's essence, featuring enchanting melodies and poetic lyrics that explore themes of love and nature, encapsulating Branduardi's artistic vision.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • whimsical storytelling elements
  • suitable for reflective afternoons
  • engaging melodic explorations
  • rich poetic imagery

Maybe skip if you

  • seekers of high-energy tracks
  • prefer instant gratification songs

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — This album solidified Branduardi's reputation in Italian pop music.
Themes
whimsical storytelling· Italian folk traditions· nature's enchantment
Career context
Released in 1977, La pulce d'acqua was Angelo Branduardi's third studio album, following the successful La luna. This album solidified his reputation as a distinctive voice in Italian pop music, showcasing his evolving artistry that mingled traditional folk influences with contemporary sounds.

Tracklist

  • 1 Ballo in fa diesis minore Start here 7:02
  • 2 Il ciliegio 4:11
  • 3 Nascita di un lago 4:07
  • 4 Il poeta di corte 3:49
  • 5 Il marinaio 4:10
  • 6 La pulce d’acqua 4:47
  • 7 La sposa rubata 4:03
  • 8 La lepre nella luna 5:03
  • 9 La bella dama senza pietà 6:40

Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata