"Neomelodica: the Italian pop loved by the mob and hated by the law". Marcello Ravveduto, membro dell'ORC, intervistato da The Guardian
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7 février 2022
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1980s Eighties (Twentieth century decade) 80s (Twentieth century decade) Socio-cultural change Societal change Change, Social Cultural change Cultural transformation 19th century Neighbourhoods Neighborhood Mandoline Legislative acts Legislative enactments Acts, Legislative Enactments, Legislative Laws (Statutes) Acoustic guitar Flat-top guitar Spanish guitar Style in dress Biblical cosmogony mode vestimentaireCiter ce document
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Neomelodica was born in the 1980s as a reaction to societal change and the crisis of the canzone napoletana, the traditional, hyper-sentimental Neapolitan song (sometimes accompanied by mandolin or guitar) that bloomed in the early 19th century. By the 70s canzone napoletana had fallen out of fashion, and around the same period its hotbed, Naples, underwent a transformation, with the creation of neighbourhoods completely segregated from the city’s polite society. “In a way, neomelodica was t...