Mentre tutto cambia

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Mentre tutto cambia
Annalisa Mentre.jpg
Studio album by
Released Flag of Italy.svg 27 March 2012
Flag of the Netherlands.svg 24 January 2014
Recorded2012
Genre Pop
Length40:11
Language Italian
Label Warner Music Italy
Warner Music Netherlands
Producer Dado Parisini
Annalisa chronology
Nali
(2011)
Mentre tutto cambia
(2012)
Non so ballare
(2013)
Singles from Mentre tutto cambia
  1. "Senza riserva"
    Released: 16 March 2012
  2. "Tra due minuti è primavera"
    Released: 15 June 2012
  3. "Per una notte o per sempre"
    Released: 14 September 2012
  4. "Tutto sommato (only Flag of the Netherlands.svg )"
    Released: 24 January 2014

Mentre tutto cambia is the second solo studio album of the Italian singer-songwriter Annalisa, published on 27 March 2012 by Warner Music Italy. [1]

Contents

Background

The album was preceded by the single, Senza riserva, published on 16 March 2012 and certified by the fimi gold for more than 15,000 digital sales. [2] The single has won the "Premio Donne" at "Premio videoclip italiano" 2012. [3]

Tra due minuti è primavera and Per una notte o per sempre were subsequently released as singles.

In 2012, the album received the award Lunezia, for Menzione Speciale per il valore Musical-Letterario (literally as a Special Mention for the value Literary-Musical). [4]

The track Tutto sommato is the soundtrack of the film Dutch, Toscaanse Bruiloft [5] and is also present in its official trailer. [6] In January 2014, the song, in conjunction with the publication of album in the Netherlands by Warner Music Netherlands, [7] [8] is extracted as a single in the Netherlands. [7] [9]

The Dutch iTunes store includes two bonus tracks, the song Non so ballare (from the album Non so ballare ) and unreleased bonus track exclusively for the Netherlands, Capirai. [10] The two bonus tracks are also part of the soundtrack of the Dutch movie. [11] [12]

Commercial success

The album debuted at ninth place in the ranking FIMI Albums chart, [13] the highest position achieved by this album, even after. [14]

In FIMI year-end, the album ranked as the 72nd best-selling album in Italy in 2012. [15]

Track listing

No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Senza riserva"Roberto CasalinoRoberto Casalino03:00
2."Non cambiare mai"Giulia Anania Dario Faini 03:41
3."Lucciole"Dario Faini and Andrea AmatiRoberto Casalino03:26
4."Per una notte o per sempre"Giulia Anania and Marta VenturiniGiulia Anania and Marta Venturini03:24
5."Tutto sommato"Roberto CasalinoRoberto Casalino and Niccolò Verrienti02:58
6."Bolle"Federica Camba and Daniele CoroFederica Camba and Daniele Coro03:32
7."Ottovolante"Antonio Galbiati and Dario FainiAntonio Galbiati and Dario Faini03:30
8."Ancora un'altra volta"Dario Faini and Roberto CasalinoDario Faini and Roberto Casalino03:16
9."Tra due minuti è primavera"Roberto KunstlerDario Faini03:32
10."Per te"Dario Faini and Roberto CasalinoDario Faini and Roberto Casalino03:05
11."Non ho che questo amore"Roberto CasalinoRoberto Casalino and Niccolò Verrienti02:58
12."Prato di orchidee"Roberto CasalinoRoberto Casalino and Dario Faini03:49
Total length:40:11
Bonus track (iTunes Netherlands) [10]
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
13."Non so ballare" Ermal Meta Ermal Meta03:31
14."Capirai"Ronald SchilperoortGiancarlo Romita03:51
Total length:07:22

Charts

Chart (2012)Peak
position
Italy [13] [14] 9

Year-end rankings

Chart (2012)Position
Italy [15] 72

Mentre tutto cambia Tour

Mentre tutto cambia Tour
Tour by Annalisa
LocationFlag of Italy.svg  Italy
Associated albumNali and Mentre tutto cambia
Start date29 July 2012
End date17 November 2012
No. of shows14
Annalisa concert chronology

From 27 July 2012 Annalisa makes its first solo tour, the Mentre tutto cambia Tour. The tour is divided into two parts, the first called pretour summer, starting with the zero date of the same date 27 July in Bellaria in Sala Congressi and comprising 12 stages, took place mainly in squares and ended on 30 September following a Sturno in Piazza Auferio; the second, which began on 27 October and called theatrical fall tour, including the presence of stages and sets the 60s', sees the first two dates Rome and Milan, promoted by the publication of the third single Per una notte o per sempre, [16] the preview of the second version. Both versions are organized by F&P Group and sponsored by Radio Italia. Below are the stages divided into the two parts mentioned. [17] [18] [19] [20]

Date

DateCityStatesPlace
First Part (Pretour summer)
27 luglio 2012 Bellaria (RN) Italia Sala Congressi(Date zero)
29 luglio 2012 Casalbordino (CH)Piazza Umberto I
1 agosto 2012 Avellino (AV)Piazza San Tommaso
4 agosto 2012 Zungri (VV)Piazza Umberto I
9 agosto 2012 Campofelice di Roccella (PA)Piazza Garibaldi
10 agosto 2012 San Cataldo (CL)Centro Commerciale Il Casale
14 agosto 2012 Ariano Irpino (AV)Piazza Plebiscito
16 agosto 2012 Melicucco (RC)Piazza Senatrice
18 agosto 2012 Sant'Agata di Puglia (FG)Piazza Perillo
9 settembre 2012 Grazzanise (CE)Piazza Montevergine
16 settembre 2012 San Giovanni di Gerace (RC)Piazza Municipio
30 settembre 2012 Sturno (AV)Piazza Auferio
Second Part(Theater tour)
27 ottobre 2012 Rome (RM) Italia Auditorium Conciliazione
30 ottobre 2012 Milano (MI) Teatro Dal Verme
17 novembre 2012 Castrofilippo (AG)Centro Commerciale Le Vigne

Setlist

  1. Per una notte o per sempre
  2. Inverno
  3. Giorno per giorno
  4. Ottovolante
  5. Bolle
  6. Cado giù
  7. Questo bellissimo gioco
  8. Non cambiare mai
  9. Tra due minuti è primavera
  10. Diamante lei e luce lui
  11. Senza riserva

Band

MusicistaStrumento
Emiliano Fantuzzi Electric guitars and acoustic guitars
Tiziano Borghi Keyboard
Alessandro Guerzoni Drums
Marco Dirani Electric bass

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