The song "Il Ragazzo Della Via Gluck" is a cover of Adriano Celentano’s 1966 hit. Jesto tells the story of a boy who was born in the outskirts of town in a house amidst the fields and vegetation. The boy enjoyed playing with Jesto, but one day, he decided to move to the city and cried while telling Jesto about his plans. Jesto consoled him and said that he could finally have things that he did not have before, like a bathroom inside the house instead of having to use an outdoor one. The boy eventually leaves and promises to come back and visit. Years pass and the boy has become successful and able to afford the house he grew up in, but when he returns to find it, he realizes that the fields and lush greenery where he used to play with his friends have been replaced by concrete and buildings in the rapidly-growing city. The song ends with Jesto lamenting that the greenery is disappearing, wondering how things will be in the future if this continues. The song is a commentary on the loss of natural environments and the rapid urbanization that has become a common phenomenon in many parts of the world. It reflects on how this development can leave people disconnected from their roots and the importance of preserving green spaces.
