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Forse non sara una canzone 00:20
a cambiare le regole del gioco 00:27
ma voglio viverla cosi quest'avventura 00:35
senza frontiere e con il cuore in gola 00:44
E il mondo in una giostra di colori 00:53
e il vento accarezza le bandiere 01:01
arriva un brivido e ti trascina via 01:09
e sciogli in un abbraccio la follia 01:17
Notti magiche 01:23
inseguendo un gol 01:28
sotto il cielo 01:32
di un'estate italiana 01:34
E negli occhi tuoi 01:40
voglia di vincere 01:44
un'estate 01:49
un'avventura in più 01:51
Quel sogno che conincia da bambino 01:58
e che ti porta sempre piu lontano 02:03
non e una favola e dagli spogliatoi 02:13
escono i ragazze e siamo noi 02:21
Notti magiche 02:30
inseguendo un gol 02:33
sotto il cielo 02:38
di un'estate italiana 02:40
E negli occhi tuoi 02:46
voglia di vincere 02:50
un'estate 02:54
un'avventura in più 02:57
Notti magiche 03:02
inseguendo un gol 03:20
sotto il cielo 03:24
di un'estate italiana 03:27
E negli occhi tuoi 03:33
voglia di vincere 03:37
un'estate 03:41
un'avventura in più 03:43
un'avventura 03:47
un'avventura in più 03:49
un'avventura 03:55
gol! 04:00
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Un Estate Italiana – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the heart of Italian football culture with 'Un'estate italiana.' This iconic song, performed by Gianna Nannini and Edoardo Bennato, offers a vibrant taste of Italian passion and celebration, making it a perfect gateway to understanding the country's love for football and its rich musical heritage.

[English]
Maybe it won't be a song
that changes the rules of the game
but I want to live it this way, this adventure
without borders and with my heart in my throat
And the world spinning in a carousel of colors
and the wind caressing the flags
A shiver comes and carries you away
and you melt into an embrace, madness
Magic nights
chasing a goal
beneath the sky
of an Italian summer
And in your eyes
a desire to win
a summer
an adventure more
That dream that starts in childhood
and takes you ever farther away
It's not a fairy tale, and from the locker rooms
the girls come out, and so do we
Magic nights
chasing a goal
beneath the sky
of an Italian summer
And in your eyes
a desire to win
a summer
an adventure more
Magic nights
chasing a goal
beneath the sky
of an Italian summer
And in your eyes
a desire to win
a summer
an adventure more
an adventure
an adventure more
an adventure
Goal!
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

canzone

/kanˈzɔːne/

A2
  • noun
  • - song

regole

/reˈɡole/

B1
  • noun
  • - rules

gioco

/ˈɡɔko/

A2
  • noun
  • - game

regala

/reˈɡala/

B1
  • verb
  • - to give

viverla

/viˈvɛrla/

B2
  • verb
  • - to live it

avventura

/avɛnˈturra/

A2
  • noun
  • - adventure

cuore

/ˈkwɔːre/

A2
  • noun
  • - heart

mondo

/ˈmɔndo/

A2
  • noun
  • - world

colori

/koˈloːri/

A2
  • noun
  • - colors

vento

/ˈvɛnto/

A2
  • noun
  • - wind

brivido

/ˈbriːvido/

B2
  • noun
  • - shiver, thrill

cuore

/ˈkwɔːre/

A2
  • noun
  • - heart

gola

/ˈɡɔla/

A2
  • noun
  • - throat, collar

coraggio

/koˈradʒo/

B1
  • noun
  • - courage

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Key Grammar Structures

  • E il mondo in una giostra di colori

    ➔ The use of 'in' + article + noun to describe inclusion or location

    ➔ 'in' is a preposition indicating location or inclusion within something.

  • senza frontiere e con il cuore in gola

    ➔ Use of 'senza' and 'con' as prepositions expressing absence or accompaniment

    ➔ 'senza' means 'without', indicating absence; 'con' means 'with', indicating accompaniment.

  • E il vento accarezza le bandiere

    ➔ Use of 'accarezza' as a transitive verb with direct object

    ➔ 'accarezza' means 'caresses' or 'gently strokes', used here transitively to describe the wind's action on flags.

  • arriva un brivido e ti trascina via

    ➔ Use of 'arriva' (comes) and 'trascina' (drags) as intransitive and transitive verbs respectively

    ➔ 'arriva' means 'comes' or 'arrives', an intransitive verb; 'trascina' means 'drags', a transitive verb showing action directed at an object.

  • E negli occhi tuoi voglia di vincere

    ➔ Use of 'voglia di' + infinitive verb to express desire to do something

    ➔ 'voglia di' means 'desire to' or 'want to', used with an infinitive verb to indicate longing or wish.

  • E che ti porta sempre più lontano

    ➔ Use of 'che' as a relative pronoun, and 'porta' as a transitive verb meaning 'brings' or 'takes'

    ➔ 'che' means 'that' and introduces a relative clause; 'porta' means 'brings' or 'takes' depending on context.

  • un'avventura in più

    ➔ Use of 'in più' to express 'more' or 'additional'

    ➔ 'in più' means 'more' or 'additional', indicating an extra experience or element.