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Giuseppe Cucè Releases A Brilliant Masterpiece Titled "21 Grammi" Giuseppe Cucè, a singer-songwriter from Sicily, has given us an album that feels like a foreign film. You might not understand every word, but you feel the emotional weight in every scene. The album, titled "21 Grammi", is a direct reference to the fabled weight of the soul, a concept explored by Dr. Duncan MacDougall in the early 20th century. It’s a heavy theme, and Cucè approaches it with a delicate touch, crafting a listening experience that is both intimate and expansive. The record opens with “È tutto così vero” (“It’s all so true”), a track that immediately sets a contemplative tone. Soft piano and swelling strings create a bed for Cucè’s earnest vocals. It feels like a confession, a quiet admission that pulls you into the album’s world. This is for a solitary walk at dusk. It reminds one of the quiet intensity of a Tarkovsky film, where the silence speaks as loudly as the dialogue. From there, we move into “Ventuno” (“Twenty-one”), the album’s conceptual centrepiece. The instrumentation is light, almost ethereal, with a gentle rhythm that feels like a resting heartbeat. The song seems to float, exploring themes of transformation and the rediscovery of self. It’s a beautiful piece of music that captures the album’s central idea with grace. You can almost feel the 21 grams of the soul taking flight. Cucè’s strength as a songwriter lies in his ability to create a mood. He is a painter of sound, using a palette of analogy and orchestral textures to create his compositions. The production is warm and organic, with a focus on real instruments. The Hammond organ, the strings, the piano – they all breathe with a life of their own. This is music that has been touched by human hands. “Dimmi cosa vuoi” (“Tell me what you want”) offers a slight shift in energy. The tempo picks up, and a gentle groove emerges, blending Italian pop sensibilities with a soft rock feel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssEe9NUzZ7I&list=OLAK5uy_lckvPrA-YuqBD0pJdPOeKmcGi5MLUuyiw The song is a conversation about vulnerability and desire, a quiet plea for honesty. It’s a moment of directness in an album that often favors introspection. It’s the kind of song you might hear in a small, smoky bar in Rome, a place where secrets are shared over glasses of red wine. The album is a cohesive work, meant to be experienced as a whole. Each track flows into the next, creating a continuous emotional arc. “Fragile equilibrio” (“Fragile balance”) is a stripped-down acoustic number that captures the delicate tension between order and chaos. “La mia dea” (“My Goddess”) is a serene and spiritual devotion to love and inspiration. “Cuore d’inverno” (“Heart of Winter”) is a melancholic and minimalist piece that portrays a sense of solitude and resilience. The album is a journey through the different chambers of the heart. One of the most cinematic moments on the record is “Una notte infinita” (“An endless night”). The song unfolds like a slow-burning film scene, with a dreamy and atmospheric arrangement. Cucè’s voice is raw and full of emotion, and the chorus soars with a beautiful sense of release. It’s a song about time, loss, and desire, and it captures the feeling of being suspended in a moment that feels both eternal and fleeting. [caption id="attachment_63575" align="alignnone" width="5712"] Giuseppe Cucè Releases A Brilliant Masterpiece Titled "21 Grammi"[/caption] It’s the kind of song that makes you want to drive through a sleeping city with the windows down. The album closes with “Di estate non si muore” (“In summer one does not die”), a bittersweet and nostalgic track. The warm guitar tones and reflective vocals create a sense of timelessness, a feeling of eternal summer. It’s a hopeful and poignant ending to the album, a reminder that even in moments of loss, there is still beauty to be found. "21 Grammi" is a work of quiet confidence and emotional honesty. Giuseppe Cucè has created a beautiful and moving record that rewards patient listening. It’s an album that reminds us that the most profound things in life are often the most weightless. What does a soul weigh? Perhaps it weighs the same as a song. Or maybe, just maybe, it’s the song itself. https://open.spotify.com/album/0cfjiYMYeqnbOx7EhCzGsJ?si=0UPt2R_mQVqlCmDs8jD8fA

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21 grammi Libro di fotografia con commenti, poesie e un racconto di Tania Piazza con Paola Mischiatti Quante vite viviamo? Quante volte si muore? Si dice che nel preciso istante della morte tutti perdiamo 21 grammi di peso. Nessuno escluso. Ma quanto c'è in 21 grammi. Quanto va perduto? Quando li perdiamo quei 21 grammi? Quanto se ne va con loro? Quanto si guadagna? Quanto... sì...guadagna? 21 grammi, il peso di cinque nichelini uno sull'altro. Il peso di un colibrì, di una barretta di cioccolato. Quanto valgono 21 grammi?" (dal film di Alejandro González Iñárritu) La terra girò per avvicinarci (di Eugenio Montejo) La terra girò per avvicinarci girò su se stessa e dentro di noi per unirci infine in questo sogno, come è scritto nel Simposio. Passarono notti, nevi, solstizi; passò il tempo in minuti e millenni. Un carro che andava a Ninive arrivò in Nebraska. Un gallo cantò lontano dal mondo nella pre-vita a meno mille dai nostri genitori. La terra girò musicalmente portandoci a bordo; non ha smesso di girare un istante, come se tanto amore, tanto miracolo fosse solo un adagio già scritto molto tempo fa tra le partiture del Simposio. (citata nel film 21 grammi di Alejandro González Iñárritu) A questo link il progetto: https://www.ivanomercanzin.it/21_grammi-p15188 #21grams #21grammi #anima #metamorphosis #blackandwhite # (presso B & B il gelso bianco) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEc_J9sAe8z/?igshid=1t67c8qpq3k27

"Mi serve qualcuno che pensi a me come si pensa a una sposa. Allora portami a casa dove eravamo rimasti." (da Luna Diamante di Ivano Fossati e Mina) https://www.ivanomercanzin.it/21_grammi-p15188 #ivanofossati #mina #ladeafortuna #21grams #21grammi # (presso B & B il gelso bianco) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7yR0tXIbUZ/?igshid=xvzjihvgtqgb

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