PER I LORO OCCHI

Sometimes love hides not in embraces, but in neatly ironed shirts and dinner served without a word. In the voices of parents who don't know how to say "I'm proud," but still stay by your side, even if silently, even if strangely. Between the pauses, children grow up who then spend years learning to understand these pauses and not be offended by them. The song portrays growing up as a quiet acceptance: yes, not all feelings are packaged in kisses and hugs, but they are still there. Just shy, stubborn, coded in their upbringing. And when all the pieces of resentment, silence, and memories finally come together, it suddenly becomes easier. Because even without words, it's clear: they loved each other. Just in their own way.