“As Ignacio who dreams of spawning a boy with Lucrezia, Gabriel Di Gennaro handles the comedy and vocal lines with equal panache.
Di Gennaro brought apt innocence to a young boy’s queries to his father in ‘Love in the Thirties’ and touching expression to the nocturnal ode of ‘Blue.’”
“Most notably, we got a glimpse into the talents of Gabriel Di Gennaro singing a song where he moves his voice to be both father and son in a dialog about the meaning of life.”