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'''''Cieli di Toscana''''' is [[Andrea Bocelli]]'s ninth album, released in the United States on October 16, 2001. That year, Bocelli received a [[Platinum Europe Award]] after his worldwide sales reached a million.<ref name="BOC2001"> |
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Cieli di Toscana is Andrea Bocelli's ninth album, released in the United States on October 16, 2001. That year, Bocelli received a Platinum Europe Award after his worldwide sales reached a million.[1] A DVD of music videos of Bocelli singing the tracks of the album, was released the following year, called Tuscan Skies. Released only a month after the September 11 attacks, the album sold 4,5 million units woldwide, less then half of each of Bocelli's previous pop albums, Romanza and Sogno.
Track list
- "Melodramma" (4:09)
- "Mille Lune Mille Onde" (4:01)
- "E Sara' A Settembre (Someone Like You)" (5:06)
- "Chiara" (4:04)
- "Mascagni" (4:12)
- "Resta Qui" (4:10)
- "Il Mistero Dell'Amore" (4:30)
- "Se La Gente Usasse Il Cuore" (5:00)
- "Si Voltò" (4:07)
- "L'Abitudine" (4:21) (Feat. Helena Hellwig)
- "L'Incontro" (4:52) (Feat. Bono)
- "E Mi Manchi Tu" (5:03)
- "Il Diavolo E L'Angelo" (4:03)
- "L'Ultimo Re" (3:48)
References
- ^ "Chronicle 2001". bocelli.de. Retrieved 2008-01-21.