During the early 1980s Lizzie Líbera spent a few years in Rome and Bari and travelled frequently inside Italy. It was the time of the big "cantautori" like roman Francesco de Gregori and genovese Fabrizio de André with their ultimate poetical lyrics as well as strong and rebellious female voices like Gianna Nannini, Loredana Berté and Gabriella Ferri.

Líbera also discovered famous popular singers like Paolo Conte, Lucio Dalla and Mina just like the folksound of the traditional "canzone napoletana".