Looking for Di4ries Soundtrack List? Here’s the List of Songs From the Netflix Series

Di4ries is an Italian teen comedy-drama series released on Netflix on 26 July 2022. The cast of the series includes Andrea Arru as Pietro, Flavia Leone as Livia, Biagio Venditti as Daniele, Sofia Nicolini as Isabel, Liam Nicolosi, Federica Franzellitti as Monica, Francesca La Cava as Arianna, Pietro Sparvoli as Mirko, Liam Nicolosi as Giulio and Fiorenza Tessari as Teacher.

The series is all about first crushes, first kisses, fun with friends — and feuds with rivals. In the halls of Galileo Galilei Middle School, every day is full of surprises! Each episode is told from the point of view of one of the main characters, who become the narrator of the story.

The coming-of-age story is a sweet dramedy which also talks about family separation, peer pressure, learning disabilities in kids and other things. Targeting a younger audience, the series has been liked by many and above all, the amazing soundtracks have introduced the audience to some great artists.

Di4ries Italian series on Netflix
Still from Di4ries series

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Check Out Di4ries Soundtrack List Below

The list doesn’t include all the songs from the show but the major ones that made us dance to its tunes. Therefore, we have listed some of the songs that we would definitely add to our playlist.

Tancredi – Isole

Well if you are like me who tried to catch the Italian lyrics to later search the song on the internet, then let me help you. If you have been wondering what the title song of the series is called then check right below. Singer Tancredi was often mentioned in the show and even had a mini-concert and cameo.

Tancredi – Las Vegas

During his mini-concert, he sang this song as well and since then the lyrics ‘Vieni Andiamo, la, la, la, la, la, Andiamo a Las Vegas, negli hotel a cinque star’ which translates to ‘Come on, let’s go to la la la la la, Let’s go to Las Vegas, To the five-star hotels’, has been stuck in my head.

Thasup – 0ffline ft. bbno$

It is the starting song in episode 1 when Pietros’ parents were fighting again, so he decides to put salt in their coffee. The song was used at various places as well and no denying the beats are catchy.

Nashley – Duemila Treni

The song is played in episode 1 as well when Pietro dares Livia to race with him on the bicycle. A laid-back love song which expresses Pietro crush on Livia. (Se mi senti corri da me – And if you hear me, run to me)

Oliver Dodge – Whip!

It is the starting song of episode 2 when Isabel is presenting herself and her wishes.

Zach Sorgen: Sugarsweet

It plays when Isabel is timing Livia in her runnings and they talk about Isabel’s crush afterwards. I thought Whip and Sugarsweet were the same songs, due to similar sugar lyrics. But two is even better than one.

Katrina Stone – Best Of Luck

It is episode 3 starting song when Daniele came out to Isa and is feeling better than he thought he would have. The song has featured at various important points in the show and it’s banging nonetheless.

Benj Heard – Having A Good Day

It is played when Livia just woke up to Daniele’s text asking for advice about his crush. And Livia is figuring out herself.

Asher Postman – Found You

This sweet song plays when Pietro asked Ariana out on a date and they spend an evening at the beach. Unfortunately, the teen couple wasn’t meant to be otherwise it makes a great confession song.

The Breakwaves – Make It Rock

The song comes on when class 2D is on their way to the history museum. A thrilling song for their adventure.

Wxlf feat. Aramis – Mob Ties

When only 6 weeks until the end of school are left and Giulio helps his father with the fishing while showing around the scenic island, the song plays in the background. The hip-hop song is featured in other episodes as well.

Di4ries is streaming on Netflix.

Which song is your favourite from the list? Let us know in the comment section below.

Also Read: Di4ries Ending Explained: Did Pietro and Friends Save the School? Has Netflix Renewed It For Season 2?

Ameen Fatima
Ameen Fatima
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22 COMMENTS

  1. Same here! No website collecting DI4RI soundtrack have that song. Shazam and other apps don’t work, can’t be found in any Spotify playlist either. I’ve gone mad looking for it. And, after “Isole”, I’d say it’s the most played song during the show, so it’s weird nobody knows it. I’d also say it’s an original song for the show. In fact, it can be heard with Italian lyrics during the first episode.

    If anyone knows it, please post it!!

  2. i think it was the song made especially for the series its not a real song coz it mentions ” im writing it down in my diary and i feel like a fool when i try it ” it has to be part of the series

  3. the song says “im gonna scream it from the rooftops, i wonder if you’ll ever know, baby baby baby won’t you be my girl, why don’t we dance under the moonlight, light, light” please help me, i’ve been trying to find this song everywhere

  4. I meant the complete and actual song lyrics are “If I’m backing down all in the maze, I’ve been writing these lines in my diary, and I feel like a fool when I try it, bright-eyed, it’s clear, I’m gonna scream it from the rooftops, I wonder if you’ll ever know, I got nowhere to hide, I got nowhere to go, but baby baby baby won’t you be my girl, why don’t we dance under the moonlight, light, light” it can be heard everywhere in this series DI4RIES in Netflix, for example, in season 1, episode 8, from 8:55 to 9:30 timestamp. I’ve been trying to search these lyrics and visiting every website and checking the OST but I can’t find it, please help me find this song!

  5. The lyrics can also be heard in DI4RIES season 1, episode 15, timestamp from 12:56 to 13:25, please help me find this song, I really want to find it so I can keep it in my playlist and listen to it, it’s such a good song

  6. it’s called “Diari spray” by Laguna… it is in a language other than English (presumably Italian), but you can recognize it because of the beat/music

  7. its this: tell them all i know now shout it from the rooftops – Impossible by James Arhur this is the song that is sung btw

  8. Does anyone know the sing in season 2 epidode 1, its like towars the emd and theyre sing about like “your name is still my wifi password” i think it comes in episode 11 as well? Its like really good

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