THE REVOLUCIÓN BY FLACONEDIVETRO, WHERE POP MELANCHOLY LEARNS HOW TO BURN

Flaconedivetro doesn’t sing, he lights matches.

And with La Revolución out today on all digital platforms via La Crème Records, he officially opens his romantic revolution. A declaration of war (and surrender) to the way we love, fall apart, and try to recognize ourselves again.

This track is a collision of languages and roots: pop melancholy, a neomelodic soul, Italian, Neapolitan, scattered French lines. A hybrid voice that feels like a 3 a.m. confession — when telling the truth finally stops being scary.

La Revolución is the soundtrack of those who stopped asking love for permission.A reminder to keep going, even when we don’t recognize who we’ve become. Because, as the artist writes:

“The only real revolution is loving without filters. La Revolución de l’amour — fallo cu chi vuò tu.”

In the official music video, out today on YouTube, a kitchen in silence and an egg frying are enough to tell everything:the quiet after the chaos, the moment you learn how to stay with yourself without needing to save anyone.

La Revolución is accepting your cracks. It’s looking at change in the eyes and saying:I’m taking you with me anyway.

The single marks the second chapter of a four-course journey a multisensory project that began with Briciole, released on September 26. Food as metaphor, ritual, connection: the red thread uniting each chapter until the final dessert — the debut album arriving in 2026.

Flaconedivetro is an Italian artist with a Campanian heart and an emotional base in Brescia.

He creates an intimate dancehall where electronic and pop melt into a single pulse. His music holds a dialogue between nostalgia and future, not for aesthetic memory, but for survival. Words don’t ask to be understood, they ask to be felt.

Flaconedivetro is what happens when someone remembers home… and tries to rewrite it.