Romanza (Bocelli album)
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| Romanza | ||
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| Greatest hits by Andrea Bocelli | ||
| Released | 1997 | |
| Recorded | ??? | |
| Genre | Pop | |
| Length | - | |
| Label | Sugar | |
| Producer(s) | Mauro Malavasi Michele Torpedine Beppe Vessicchio Celso Valli Frank Peterson |
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| Andrea Bocelli chronology | ||
| Bocelli (1995) |
Romanza (1997) |
Il mare calmo della sera (1999) |
Romanza is a greatest hits album by Italian singer Andrea Bocelli. Released in 1997, it is the tenor's fourth album (see 1997 in music).
[edit] Track listing
- "Con te partirò" (Lucio Quarantotto, Francesco Sartori) – 4:09
- "Vivere" (Angelo Anastasio, Celso Valli, Gerardina Trovato) – 4:01 (featuring G. Trovato)
- "Per amore" (Mariella Nava) – 4:41
- "Il mare calmo della sera" (Gianpietro Felisatti, Malise[1], Malise, Gloria Nuti) – 4:40
- "Caruso" (Lucio Dalla) – 5:16
- "Macchine da guerra" (Angus Smith) – 4:08
- "Le tue parole" (Joe Amoruso, Sergio Cirillo) – 3:57
- "Vivo per lei (Je vis pour elle)" (Valerio Zelli, Art Mengo, Gatto Panceri) – 4:23 (featuring Hélène Ségara)
- "Romanza" (Mauro Malavasi) – 3:41
- "La luna che non c'è" (Dario Farina, Antonella Maggio) – 4:30
- "Rapsodia" (Malise[1], Malise) – 5:28
- "Voglio restare così" (Andrea Bocelli) – 3:51
- "E chiove" (Amoruso, Cirillo) – 4:21
- "Miserere" (Bono, Zucchero) – 4:05 (live, featuring John Miles) – bonus track
- "Funiculì funiculà" – 1:25 (live, featuring John Miles) – bonus track
- "Time to say goodbye" (Sartori, Quarantotto, Frank Peterson) – 4:04 (featuring Sarah Brightman) – bonus track
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