“Figli Della Terra” (Children of the Earth) asks us to see the world with the wide-open wonder of a child. Eros Ramazzotti and Jovanotti celebrate the stubborn joy that makes us stand up after every tumble, weaving images of tears and smiles, scars kissed, and summer clouds that burst into life-giving rain. The chorus is a rallying cry: we are all children of this planet, each caught in a personal fight we sometimes win and sometimes lose, yet every single story is unrepeatable.
In the second half, nature itself takes the microphone. A tree remembers sheltering our childhood games, being cut down, dressed up for Christmas, and even shipped off as a slice of the Amazon by the highway. It never left; we changed. Through playful snapshots—a garden’s ripe fruit, dawn’s first glow, a dog chasing a kite—the song urges us to reconnect with the Earth, feel the wind of freedom in our branches, and let our unique tales surge forward like a swelling river.