Levante’s “Ciao Per Sempre” is a vibrant farewell letter wrapped in equal parts sweetness and steel. The singer invites her ex to “take everything I have” yet calmly admits that none of it really matters anymore. She recognizes that this person was never truly hers, so she gathers every good memory, waves, and walks away with a light heart. The repeated plea to “listen to me” is less a request for understanding than a final declaration of freedom: she is done explaining, done waiting, and absolutely ready to start fresh.
Strength and vulnerability dance together throughout the song. Levante compares her heart to cement and silk—solid enough to stand alone, soft enough to stay grateful for what little love she received. Instead of bitterness, she chooses empowerment, turning heartbreak into a personal victory parade. When she says “Caro amore, ciao per sempre” (“Dear love, goodbye forever”), it feels less like an ending and more like the triumphant first note of a brand-new chorus.