It was written by Massimo "Demcek" Di Cicco, Ferruccio Fantone, Giuseppe Cecconi and Franco himeself, with the collaboration of Pierluigi Giombini.

[3][4] Franco performed the song as a guest at the Sanremo Music Festival 1983.

[5][6] For the song's composition, Franco stated he took inspiration from the rap influences coming from the United States, which were unknown to Italian mainstream audience at the time.

Hooome), a satirical political song on rent regulation with a parody of Steven Spielberg's E.T.

[9][10] The single was also released in Germany by label Ariola (105-352), in Greece by Music-Box (SMB-10130), and in Spain by Hispavox (549-033).