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Corri, corri bambina

from Arriver by Dolcetti

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After being so acrobatic during the whole album we wanted to give the listeners a simple song, pure and straight. With the electronics reduced to the minimum and the voice and soul of our instruments revealed. We wanted a very simple structure, in which we could play expressively, putting all our soul and passion to the music. To achieve that, the blues was the perfect musical language. It's the most immediate song of the record, the most live-like and the less produced.

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from Arriver, released November 19, 2016
Keyboards - Valerio Simonini

Written by Gianni Rojatti
Arranged by Erik Tulissio & Gianni Rojatti

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Dolcetti is a instrumental duo with Gianni Rojatti on guitar and Erik Tulissio on drums. Their music is a mix of disparate musical genres.
Dolcetti were invited by Steve Vai as only opening act for his 25th Anniversary "Passion & Warfare” tour. Dolcetti has opened for many artists such as Paul Gilbert, The Aristocrats, Tosin Abasi, Reb Beach, Andy Timmons, Kiko Loureiro and Elio e Le Storie Tese ... more

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