Review by Abhimanyu Sah

Non Voglio Vederti Triste Così is an album by the Italian singer Franco Califano, released in 1978. The album features 10 tracks, all of which are composed by Califano himself. The album is a mix of ballads and up-tempo songs, and is considered one of Califano's best works.

The album opens with the title track, "Non Voglio Vederti Triste Così," a melancholic ballad that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song is a heartfelt plea to a loved one to not be sad, and to find happiness in life. Califano's emotional delivery is particularly impressive on this track.

The album also features some up-tempo tracks, such as "Io Non Piango Più," a funky disco tune with a catchy chorus. "Tuo Padre Non Vuole" is another upbeat song, with a Latin-inspired rhythm and a playful melody.

Throughout the album, Califano's lyrics are deeply personal and introspective, exploring themes of love, loss, and regret. His distinctive voice, with its rough edges and emotional intensity, adds to the emotional impact of the songs.

Summary by Abhimanyu Sah

Non Voglio Vederti Triste Così is a beautiful album that showcases Califano's talents as both a singer and a songwriter. The songs are well-crafted, the performances are heartfelt, and the emotions are raw and powerful. It is a must-listen for fans of Italian music, and a great introduction to Califano's work for those who are new to his music.