Andrea Andrea Bocelli

• 1 Dell'Amore Non Si Sa 03:42
• 2 L'Attesa 04:30
• 3 Un Nuovo Giorno 04:16
• 4 Tu Ci Sei 04:44
• 5 Sin Tu Amor 04:35
• 6 Libertà 03:57
• 7 Per Noi 04:00
• 8 Le Parole Che Non Ti Ho Detto 04:07
• 9 Sempre O Mai 03:42
• 10 In Canto 04:12
• 11 Quante Volte Ti Ho Cercato 05:07
• 12 When A Child Is Born 03:49
• Bonus Tracks:
• 13 Go Where Love Goes 04:12
• 14 Semplicemente (Canto Per Te) 04:32
• Total Runtime 59:25

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Andrea Bocelli long ago set the standard for 'crossover' classical tenors, and 'Andrea' proves yet again that when it comes to ultra-romantic singing, no one does it better. Longtime collaborators Francesco Sartori, Mauro Malavasi, and Celso Valli provide more of the soaring operatic-style ballads and lush production work familar to Bocelli's fans. 'Dell'Amore Non Si Sa,' 'Liberta,' and 'Tu Ci Sei,' among others, are tailor-made for his warm, rich tone and velvety phrasing.

Bocelli also enlists some new songwriting talent for a slight change of pace, notably with the flamenco-flavored 'Sin Tu Amor' and the atmospheric 'Per Noi,' as well as 'Go Where Love Goes,' a duet sung in English with vocal prodigy Holly Stell. Covers of Enrique Iglesias's 'Un Nuovo Giorno' (known in English as 'The First Day of My Life') and Lucio Dalla's 'Quante Volte Ti Ho Cercato' show that the superstar singer doesn't stray far from the usual path; Bocelli knows what his adoring public clamors for, and he never disappoints. Smooth, suave, and sexy, 'Andrea' is sure to set a multitude of hearts throbbing.

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Andrea Bocelli
Andrea Bocelli‘s new studio album, “Passione” is filled with romance and beauty. “Passione” is a lush collection of Mediterranean love songs featuring duets with global pop stars Jennifer Lopez, Nelly Furtado, and the late Edith Piaf. The album reunites Bocelli with 16-time Grammy Award-winning producer David Foster, who produced Bocelli’s 2006 release “Amore,” which sold more than 4.2 million copies.

“Passione” is in essence the second volume of “Amore,” with a “fil rouge” which ideally connects the albums. As with “Amore,” which featured timeless masterworks, “Passione” includes several beloved classics such as “Love Me Tender,” “Girl From Ipanema,” and “Sarà Settembre,” (better known to English-speaking audiences as Neil Diamond’s “September Morn”). Jennifer Lopez is featured on the soft and sensual track “Quizás Quizás Quizás” and Nelly Furtado joins Bocelli on “Corcovado.” The album also features a duet with the late French chanteuse Edith Piaf on the song “La Vie En Rose.”

On the album, Bocelli sings in six languages (Italian, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Neapolitan) with his unmistakable voice, as Foster accompanies him on piano, along with Peruvian guitarist Ramon Stagnaro. The sensual sound is rounded out by Cuban, Brazilian, and Portuguese rhythms and a 63-piece orchestra recorded in London.

“Andrea continues to be my favorite singer of all time,” Foster declares. “I pride myself on working with great voices, but he transcends that. He's a singer for all people, from the common man to the Pope.”

Bocelli is an iconic figure in music with a myriad of breathtaking career achievements to his name. The Italian tenor is the most successful classical solo artist ever and one of the best-selling artists in music history, period, with more than 80 million albums sold worldwide. He is also credited with enabling the core classical repertoire to cross over and find a home atop the international pop charts, creating a new genre of music along the way. He has performed for four U.S. presidents, two popes, and the British royal family, as well as at ceremonies for the Olympic Games and the World Cup. He has been praised by such luminaries as Luciano Pavarotti, Franco Corelli (his beloved teacher and guide), Zubin Mehta, José Carreras, Lorin Maazel, Renée Fleming, and Celine Dion.

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