Birthdays are meant to look back, to celebrate past and future times that we will spend together. For Levant February 13 marked her one year anniversary daughter Alma Futurawonderful year, but also a difficult year in which he had to face postpartum depression. The year that just ended with Sanremo and her he brought to the stage I live, a true hymn to life. The dedication that Claudia Lagona wrote yesterday on Instagram to her daughter has it all: immense motherly love and the joy of finding herself as a woman after a moment of darkness.

Levante chose an old photo when her daughter was just born And she hasn’t dyed her hair yet. “Mother,” he wrote to Alma, “was a little naive some time ago, she wrote to you: “I will give you the world” … and instead you gave it to me.” “Thank you for life,” he added. And here life returns, as in the song of San Remo: the desire to embrace it in all its parts and in all its forms and live it without holding back. “I laugh a lot more than before. I also cry, but not like before,” Levante sings: it seems that a rebirth has taken place.

Speaking of I live the singer-songwriter said she wrote the song three weeks after giving birth. “I was at home, inside my sadness”he said in an interview Vanity Fair“I remember being in a bathrobe and having little time to write. What I say in Vivo is a wish, a wish list. I wanted to get out of my darkness.” Levante spoke of the Taboo that still surrounds the subject and the sweetened notion of motherhood: “You can’t be sad because you lived the joy, you were lucky enough to give your life. Instead, the period after childbirth is very difficult for us women, you have to deal with a body that no longer belongs to you. It has become a home.” Now, a year later, it seems that the light has returned, that it took a lot of strength, passion, love, care, loyalty to yourself. “My heart burns for you,” he concluded, talking to his daughter.