Lucio Dalla (1978 album)

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Lucio Dalla (1979) is an album by the Italian singer-songwriter Lucio Dalla.

The album

The second LP for which he wrote both lyrics and music, Lucio Dalla was released by RCA Italia, and is generally considered among his finest works. It contains some of his most popular songs, such as "Anna e Marco", "Milano" and "L'anno che verrà". "Cosa sarà", written with Ron, is sung together with Francesco De Gregori. The second half of the album features a string orchestra.^[1]

Personnel

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Track listing

All songs by Lucio Dalla, except "Cosa sarà", music co-written with Ron.

1. "L'ultima luna" (5:40)
2. "Stella di mare" (5:56)
3. "La signora" (3:59)
4. "Milano" (3:28)
5. "Anna e Marco" (3:41)
6. "Tango" (3:56)
7. "
   Cosa sarà" (4:20) ft. Francesco De Gregori
8. "Notte" (3:37)
9. "L'anno che verrà" (4:24)

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