"Tutto l'amore che ho" (transl. "All the love I've got"]) is a song by Italian singer-songwriterJovanotti. It was released on 3 December 2010 through Universal Music Italy as the lead single from his twelfth studio album Ora.[1]
Composition
The song was written by Jovanotti, Riccardo Onori, and Michele Canova, who is also the music producer of the song.[2][3] In an interview with La Stampa the singer explained the meaning of the song:[4]
"It was the word "love" that reinforced my desire to sing this song. After hearing this word spoken at a party rally, I felt strongly the need to take it back, to put it back where it belongs, in songs and in real life."
"The video originated from an idea of Lorenzo's and is the result of much work and research. It is an epic tale in a contemporary key in which Lorenzo struggles against a series of adversities. On his side is the love of life, the love of everything, all the love possible. We thought of a raw, even violent video in strong contrast to the song. We watched dozens of movies analyzing them, looking for references, quotes and images to tell our story. [...] The setting is inspired by movies with the kind of science fiction that leaves cities and architecture intact but turns them into deserted scenarios, ready to host our worst nightmares. [...] It gives an original interpretation to the meaning of the song and offers a brand new version of a Jovanotti as dreamy as ever, but willing to do anything in the name of love. For us, who worked on its making, it remains a powerful experience and a distinct case in Italian videography, especially mainstream videography."
