Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Crêuza de mä is the eleventh studio album by Fabrizio De André. It is sung in the Genoese dialect. All the songs were written by De André and Mauro Pagani, with all lyrics by the former and music mostly by the latter; in a 2011 interview within the documentary DVD series Dentro Faber (Inside Faber), about De André's life and works, Pagani stated that his job on the album was to create melodies and arrangements for De André's already complete lyrics, on the basis of some \"over-simplified\" melodic ideas by the Genoan songwriter. Halfway through the album sessions, responding to Pagani's repeated concerns that the lyrics would be incomprehensible to non-Genoans, De André reassured his friend by telling that his music was so good that even Sicilians would get the meaning of the songs without understanding a single word. However, full Italian translations of the lyrics (by De André himself) were included in the album's liner notes."@en }
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- Crêuza_de_mä abstract "Crêuza de mä is the eleventh studio album by Fabrizio De André. It is sung in the Genoese dialect. All the songs were written by De André and Mauro Pagani, with all lyrics by the former and music mostly by the latter; in a 2011 interview within the documentary DVD series Dentro Faber (Inside Faber), about De André's life and works, Pagani stated that his job on the album was to create melodies and arrangements for De André's already complete lyrics, on the basis of some \"over-simplified\" melodic ideas by the Genoan songwriter. Halfway through the album sessions, responding to Pagani's repeated concerns that the lyrics would be incomprehensible to non-Genoans, De André reassured his friend by telling that his music was so good that even Sicilians would get the meaning of the songs without understanding a single word. However, full Italian translations of the lyrics (by De André himself) were included in the album's liner notes.".