They made us realize that the Albanian had an indisputable opportunity to express itself with Western-style music Francis Radi was one of those characters who came to this world to be different from others as the natural shred of the monotony in which life slams the mortal man. His compositions were the most modern of that period-a whole new way of knitting the pentagram and interpretation, a true cultural revolution. I have to search for it, because I owe her gratitude for the emotions created by her music in our twisted youth, the music secretly hidden in Hit Parade, her torn trousers, her hair cut to the "bone of party ". After some time we will be resurrected with him, at some corner of the sky, sitting on a wooden bench, with acoustic guitar in his hand. These reminded me, to hear that his guitar had silenced.
FRANCESK RADI FULL
I promised to send a full CD of our Francis, before I got caught. I told him that the singer he was listening to was an Albanian, whose name was Francis Radi - a prominent songwriter who had also suffered from his music during the dictatorship.
He, in his own way, commented: Yes this is me, ie, I must be, ie, it is not me but one who seems better than I was. "Once upon a time, sometime, from the late 1990s, I would give Adrian to hear another cover of the song" Susanna ", previously interpreted in Italian and by Celentano.
Writer Shpend Sollaku Noé has confessed to a meeting with Adriano Celentano and how he responded when he heard Francesc Radin singing "Susanna". Part of the book will be other materials, including some of the memories of the artist's friends. Within the publication there will be Inside the publication there will be very interesting material for the history of Albanian music and youth of the 70s of the last century, "said Tefta Radi for the newspaper Gazeta Dita. "The book will be unique also by the way the reader will come to life and his creativity, which he has confessed and left to write himself. The late wife of the late Francesco Radi, Tefta Radi, is preparing a book in honor of his memory.
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