“Angeli”, released five months after Gamma’s previous track “Stavo pensare a lei,” marks an important step in his artistic journey, introducing a meaningful collaboration with Morghi on his very first official release.

“Angeli” invites listeners to reflect on one of the most complex themes for today’s generation: how to live with and process loss. The song does not only speak about personal grief, but also about a deeper kind of emptiness, something internal and difficult to define, that goes beyond simple emotions and becomes part of one’s identity.

The song plays with strong symbolic imagery, especially around the figures of angels and demons. Inspired by references such as those found in Dan Brown’s work, Gamma reflects on the idea that angels are often seen as perfect beings, while demons are seen as purely negative. In “Angeli,” this view is challenged. Gamma suggests that even angels can make mistakes, and even demons, like Lucifer, once carried immense light before falling into darkness. This contrast becomes a metaphor for human nature, where no one is purely good or bad, and everyone carries both light and shadow.

Despite the heavy themes of loss and disappointment, “Angeli” also carries a message of hope. Gamma openly admits that life brings pain and frustration, and that dreams are often shaken by reality. However, he reminds listeners that dreams should never be abandoned. Even when disappointments remain, passion and purpose are what keep people alive and moving forward.

The final message of “Angeli” is clear: everyone can fall, even angels, but what truly matters is not losing the desire to rise again. One day, with strength and belief, it is always possible to shine once more on your own wings.