Caramella is a 2010 studio album by the Italian singer Mina.
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Caramella is a studio album by the Italian singer, Mina. It was released by PDU on May 25, 2010. Published only seven months after her previous album Facile, and two months after her 70th birthday, this album is one of diverse sounds, styles, and authors. The album has fourteen tracks, which include twelve previously unreleased songs, and one ghost track. It debuted at the third position of the official Italian classification system FIMI, and with more than 30,000 copies sold, it was certified gold.
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