Annalisa plays a double identity in the video for “Canzone estiva”, her new single released on March 13th and taken from the digital reissue of her ninth studio album “But I am fire”. In the clip, the singer stages the two figures evoked in the song's chorus, splitting her character between a nun and a porn star.
The idea comes directly from the song's lyrics: “Della tua pazza nostalgia/ Andate in pace e così sia/ Mi vuoi più suora o pornodiva?/ Questa non è una canzone estiva”. The video visually translates this provocation, building a play of contrasts that runs alongside the track's central theme.
Watch the video for “Canzone estiva” below.
“Canzone estiva” marks a new stage in the journey opened by “But I am fire”, the album released on October 10th and backed by singles such as “Maschio” and “Piazza San Marco”. According to the press release, the track picks up the symbol of fire already at the heart of the record, understood as creative energy and the capacity for transformation.
The single is described as a love song built on multiple levels: on one hand the feeling directed at a person, on the other the one directed at the audience. Hence the provocation in the chorus — “Mi vuoi più suora o pornodiva?” — which suggests that the choice between the two images says something about the listener too, not just about the one putting on the show.
The arena tour
In April, Annalisa will return to the stage with the second leg of the “Ma noi siamo fuoco – Capitolo II” tour. After the November-December 2025 dates, which saw numerous sellouts, the live project continues through Italy's main arenas. With the new dates, the tour tied to “But I am fire” reaches 24 concerts in total. Tickets on Ticketone.
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This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by OndaRock Staff, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.
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