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Song: www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZZIKv… (If you have never entered S. Peter's Square listening to this... what are you waiting for??)

This one was a must. Perhaps I didn't take enough time to finish it properly, but it came out from the soul. I expected the colors to be lighter, but then... well, you know. I love to add layer after layer, I cannot help it!

This piece praises a city that has given me so much this year. I spent three months living and working there - in the Pope's archives, still cannot believe they let me in! God, forgive them because they do not know what they're doing. Anyway, as a good friend of mine told me: Rome is not easy. It is difficult to live here, but the city is ALIVE. I think there's no better way to describe it. I spent three months living in a dirty, 19m2 room without natural light (I also made a quarantine there, uhu!). I had an electrician thrice (the first time he and my landlord came in while I was away, without even telling me). A weekend we had no water. Another week the hall flooded. And I regret NOTHING! You cannot imagine what a great taste in music my neighbours had. Amazing. I'll never forget living there. Thanks to that house I'm stronger now. And for a few days, I could (presencially) share my fears with a very special person who also made the mistake to reserve a room in there.

Lucifer comes with me wherever I go, so Berlin... beware!

Description
Song: www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZZIKv… (If you have never entered S. Peter's Square listening to this... what are you waiting for??)

This one was a must. Perhaps I didn't take enough time to finish it properly, but it came out from the soul. I expected the colors to be lighter, but then... well, you know. I love to add layer after layer, I cannot help it!

This piece praises a city that has given me so much this year. I spent three months living and working there - in the Pope's archives, still cannot believe they let me in! God, forgive them because they do not know what they're doing. Anyway, as a good friend of mine told me: Rome is not easy. It is difficult to live here, but the city is ALIVE. I think there's no better way to describe it. I spent three months living in a dirty, 19m2 room without natural light (I also made a quarantine there, uhu!). I had an electrician thrice (the first time he and my landlord came in while I was away, without even telling me). A weekend we had no water. Another week the hall flooded. And I regret NOTHING! You cannot imagine what a great taste in music my neighbours had. Amazing. I'll never forget living there. Thanks to that house I'm stronger now. And for a few days, I could (presencially) share my fears with a very special person who also made the mistake to reserve a room in there.

Lucifer comes with me wherever I go, so Berlin... beware!