Milan, October 16 (askanews) – The video for "E poi ti voglio," RAFFI's new single, is here. The song arrives shortly after "Bang bang bang" and closes out a busy concert season, marked by the summer tour and the appearance of Vasco Rossi, for whom the artist has opened all of his concerts since 2022.
In 2026, RAFFI thrilled audiences at her shows in Olbia, Ancona, and Udine, supported by a constantly growing fan club that now boasts over 20 members. The song was produced by Roberto Casini, Vasco Rossi's longtime collaborator and songwriter of masterpieces such as "Va bene, va bene così," "Gabri," and "Eh…
già” to “L'amore l'amore” and “La pioggia alla domenica” – and written by Casini himself together with Alberto Despini. Produced by Selvaggia Music, “E poi ti voglio” showcases RAFFI's versatility, capable of moving between intimate atmospheres and sonic explosions. The slow ballad opening gradually gives way to a chorus driven by an energetic rock riff. The track is distinguished by a reference to Andalusian tradition, inspired by the style of flamenco guitarists (the tocadores): the dialogue between acoustic and electric guitars creates a dynamic texture that brings together the thrust of rock with a strong Latin influence. “E poi ti voglio” is a song about love and passion.
It's an awareness divided into two distinct parts: intimacy, emotion, and the poetry in the verses give way to instinct, desire, pure and direct passion without half measures. It's an intense, irrational, and decisive dedication to those you love, those you desire, and even those you no longer love. "And then I want you... a determined and resolute invocation," declares the artist. The official music video for "And then I want you" is produced by Selvaggia Music, with photography and editing by ADAGIO Studio. It's an introspective work punctuated by impactful images, designed to reflect the intensity of the music and lyrics and accompany the viewer through the song's journey.
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