About the song Quell'allegro Calore

E mio seccondo brano. Grazie al mio primo brano aveva conosciuto un chitarrista americano molto bravo, della Florida, che si chiama Hugh Williams con cui lavoro via internet. Con Hue e un prodottore chiamato JAKE (Rumeno, ma il suo studio è a Madrid), e un paroliere di Torino, Roberto Caiato, abbiamo composto una nuova canzone Quell'allegro Calore.

Questo brano ha anche un bel video clip con la attrice Clara Pampyn che è apparsa in molti show televisivi e in film. About the song Atish Bezanesh (Bailatela)

The song has a real electric guitar and a real 4 string bass guitar, giving it a warm feeling that lacks in many otherwise electronic recordings of today. The song originated from trying to find western guitar chords that fitted well with the Persian music scale of Homayoun. The result is a song that is western pop but has a touch of Persian at its roots but not in an obvious manner. The Spanish lyrics are inspirational lyrics about learning to continue life's road through turbulence and pain. The Persian lyrics derives from a combination of two related idioms. There is a moog sound used in the bridge part that reminds of 80s brit-funk music. The rhythm track is neither too fast nor too slow at 104 bpm with an occasional soft raggaeton beat pattern coming in every now and then. Plenty of Indian Percussion has been used, as well. The song combines Spanish verses with a Persian chorus sung in baritone and falsetto. Something unheard of in either Persian or Spanish music markets. The beautiful video that is used to promote the song was filmed at the doorsteps of two historic palaces in Spain covered with colourful tiles. The video features a female model who is also a famous bellydancing instructor. The video was color processed by a team that has made many successful videos for Spanish and French rap artists. The song was written performed and produced by Dario Margeli, with vocal post production and mastering done by an experienced R+B producer in Florida. The video was directed and co-edited also by Dario.

The song was initially released October 12, 2010. But then after that, an amazing session guitarist in Florida, replayed electric guitars on the track, giving it a 70's Santana Moonflower feel. The new version is called Hugh's New Guitar Remix and it was released on November 18, 2010.