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Caparezza, “Argenti Vive” (2015)

October 26, 2015 By Professor Elizabeth Coggeshall

Argenti ViveItalian rap-rock icon Caparezza‘s new song, “Argenti Vive” (“Argenti Lives”), opens with a recitation of part of Canto 8 of the Inferno, when Dante is crossing the river of Styx and has an encounter with Filippo Argenti. This is followed by a vengeful rap in the voice of Argenti.

Watch the full music video here.

Contributed by Sam Gaglio (University of Texas at Austin)

Categories: Music
Tagged with: 2015, Caparezza, Filippo Argenti, Inferno, Italy, Music Videos, Rap, Rock

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