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Taranto is a metaphor for tough yet fragile relationships that simultaneously consume and bind. Thus, in “Acciaio,” sung in the Taranto dialect, the trio presents love and the city of Taranto: toxic, resistant, and wounded realities. The roughness of the language is both a cry and a caress, a poetic resistance that renews the sound of a city and a feeling that never ceases to live and burn.