E 'came first the chicken ...
or Daisy Duck? The question arose in me these days when my house we are in full revival of songs for children. Or do you believe that, as precisely Poppies and Ducklings , sung by Nilla Pizzi in 1952 to second in Sanremo Festival (where all the songs in the race were all performed by a few actors, which explains the placement of the first lace, second - just with Poppies and Ducks - and third place). That is about an impossible love zoofloreale, instigating the "supine resignation of its welfare state" - Daisy you were born, what do we want? - in the opinion of some historians who accuse it of traditionalism. Another interpretation, however, saw it as a subliminal message antigovernment: then came the scythe that cut the grain and a gust of wind took up the poppies, supported by the fact that the subsequent "election campaign of PCI was based on a poster where the top brass Democrats were mowed down by the wind of revolutionary communism: the duck impaperata was harassed and people with no choice, the tall poppies, DC. "
Not bad for a song played by the Piccolo Coro also dell'Antoniano. My question is rather more mundane: the metaphor of "tall poppies" this song existed before or was a serendipitous and inspired invention of Mario Panzeri? Reference to
this site for further information and full text. .. Give us a read and then tell me if you remember this ...
the way, the song became a hit in 53 even in the English version Poppa Piccolino sung by Diana Dekker, seasoned with text concertina and miss ... in a bucolic vision of sunny Italy
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