: The song is frequently covered by other artists, including a notable version by Fiorella Mannoia .
: It celebrates the small "miracles" of human connection and urban life.
: A famous live recording was captured at the Village Gate in New York in 1986, which is available on Genius . La sera dei miracoli
: Its name is often used for tribute events, such as the Omaggio a Lucio Dalla in Desenzano del Garda.
(The Night of Miracles) is a classic 1980 masterpiece by Italian singer-songwriter Lucio Dalla . Written during a summer in Rome, the song captures the magical, surreal atmosphere of the city at night. Music & Performance : The song is frequently covered by other
The song is a poetic tribute to Rome. It describes people filling the squares, dogs communicating with each other, and a night so "sweet it could be drunk."
: Released on the 1980 album Dalla , it is one of his most beloved tracks. You can find the remastered version on AllMusic . : Its name is often used for tribute
: For musicians, arrangements for choral groups or solo vocals can be found on MuseScore . Meaning & Lyrics