So when Renato Carosone is singing, “But who gives you the money to buy Camels? Your Mother’s Bag!” He’s making fun of the young Italian men emulating American soldiers. Hence the references to American culture of whiskey and soda, baseball, and Camel cigarettes. Naples had one of the largest American naval bases. I loved it for the upbeat tempo and lyrics along.Īfter learning the language, the lyrics became just as satisfying as the music. One of the fun things about learning a new language like Italian is gaining new understandings.
I created the video playlist because sometimes, all you need is good music! On the other hand, sometimes it’s the history behind these famous Italian songs and artists that’s fun.įamous Italian Songs: “Tu Vuo” Fa L’Americano” Meaning of “Tu Vuo’ Fa L’Americano” Still, if you have Italian artists or songs you think should be on the list, give them a shoutout in the comments below! I’ll be updating the list to include your suggestions. However, the songs and artists on the list all play a significant role in Italian culture. To be sure, the following list is subjective. The process was so fun I thought I’d share the list of famous Italian songs. Nor picking up Italian culture tips along the way.
When I asked Paolo for help, I was not expecting a groovy trip back in time. Secondly, lyrics that are downright impossible to forget. Firstly I was looking to identify clear Italian voices. So I asked Paolo to help me find famous Italian songs. Pronounces, articles, reflexive verbs, and conjugations… tenses! Despite taking an intensive Italian language class 4 hours a day, 5 days a week, I needed more help. Italian is a romance language with as many irregularities as rules.
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