Azzurro, Roberto Ugolini

Azzurro was the big hit of 1968, composed by Paolo Conte and made unforgettable by Adriano Celentano. In his characteristic style, Celentano sings about the summer blue of the sky and the longing for a distant love. The song has been reinterpreted several times, including by the Italian national football team after their World Cup victory in 2006. The azure blue, which was already fascinating in ancient Egypt as lapis lazuli, also characterizes the name of the Côte d'Azur and is now the focus of Roberto Ugolini's latest fragrance.

With a fresh, fruity opening of tart grapefruit and delicious strawberry notes, accompanied by coconut and pink pepper, Azzurro . The heart is made up of soft roses combined with davana and black currant, accompanied by a luxurious champagne accent and magnolia. The base of the fragrance is charmingly rounded off with sensual amber notes, woody accents and fruity musk.