Eppure sentire (Un senso di te)

"Eppure sentire (Un senso di te)" is a popular Italian-language song performed by Elisa Toffoli, known mononymously as Elisa. Released in 2006, it's one of her most commercially successful and critically acclaimed works. The song is primarily a ballad and is notable for its poignant lyrics and Elisa's powerful vocal performance.

The title, "Eppure sentire (Un senso di te)", translates roughly to "Yet to feel (A sense of you)" or "And yet I feel (A sense of you)" in English. The parenthetical phrase "Un senso di te" adds nuance, suggesting a feeling, perception, or presence of the 'you' being referred to in the song. The "you" is generally interpreted as a lost love or someone deeply missed.

The song's lyrics explore themes of longing, absence, memory, and the lingering presence of a loved one even after they are gone. It delves into the complex emotions associated with loss and the difficulty of moving on. The phrase "Eppure sentire" suggests a contradiction; despite the absence, there remains a persistent feeling or connection.

The song's success stems not only from its musical composition but also from the emotional resonance it has with listeners. It has been widely used in Italian media, including films and television shows, further solidifying its place in Italian popular culture. "Eppure sentire (Un senso di te)" is recognized as a modern Italian classic and remains a staple on Italian radio stations.