ItalyMogol, known for his work with Lucio Battisti during the 1960s–1980s, reflects on his life at nearly 90 years old in an interview with La Stampa. He discusses his physical fitness through aquatic gymnastics and shares insights into his new book, 'La Rinascita,' which focuses on health prevention and mental well-being. Mogol recalls their creative partnership with Battisti, where Battisti composed melodies first and Mogol wrote lyrics based on those compositions. Their collaboration produced iconic Italian songs such as 'Mi ritorni in mente' and 'Emozioni.' The partnership ended in 1980 after the album 'Una donna per amico,' reportedly due to artistic differences and Battisti’s desire to explore new musical directions.
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