“Ha tutte le carte in regola”: Alessio Creatura reinterprets Piero Ciampi. Watch the video

“Ha tutte le carte in regola” is the new single, on the radio from April 24, 2026, taken from the album “Libero dalle cose” by singer-songwriter Alessio Creatura which arrives fifteen years after his recording debut and four years after the previous “Al mondo on un pugno di canzoni“. A heartfelt tribute to Piero Ciampi, the song has been performed over the years by Gino Paoli (on the album “Ha tutte le carte in regola”, entirely dedicated to the Livorno-born author who died at the start of 1980), Tommaso di Giulio and Enrico Ruggeri (on the double-LP version of “La caverna di Platone“).

This is not a simple cover, but a "statement of artistic intent", a gesture consistent with the vision running through Creatura's entire new work: stripping away the superfluous, freeing oneself from the masks of the present, and returning to a more essential truth.

The video, directed by Gianni Gaudenzi of Lunavideo and shot in the evocative atmosphere of a circus, is built like a small black-and-white auteur short that amplifies the meaning of the song. In the circus's circular ring, Alessio moves like a tightrope walker of emotions, suspended between Ciampi's melancholy legacy and a personal search for artistic dignity. The result? "A freeze-frame of a fragile yet resilient humanity, where the stage make-up dissolves to make room for the nakedness of being."

The album "Libero dalle cose", available on all streaming platforms, features the prestigious collaboration of Federico Mecozzi, who wrote the strings and keyboards for the project. A musician of exceptionally refined sensibility, he is known for having been the youngest conductor in the history of the Sanremo Festival and is a longtime collaborator of Ludovico Einaudi.

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