1: Ballo, Ballo (3:00) 2: Passerà (3:45) 3: Sei Un Bandito (3:16) 4: Una Coppia Da Buttare (4:15) 5: Mamma Dammi 100 Lire (2:57) 6: Che Dolor (3:23) 7: Dammi Un Bacio (3:08) 8: Bambina Sì, Sì (3:52) 9: America (3:52) 10: My Love (2:43)
Description:
"Raffaella Carrà 82" is a CD release by iconic Italian entertainer Raffaella Carrà, capturing her unmistakable blend of pop, disco and television-friendly hits from the early 1980s. The album showcases her signature upbeat sound: catchy melodies, danceable rhythms and instantly memorable refrains that made her a household name across Europe and Latin America. Lively arrangements, playful lyrics and Carrà's charismatic vocal delivery make this disc a feel-good collection that transports listeners straight to the glamorous variety shows and dance floors of its era. This CD edition is aimed at fans of classic Italo-pop and disco, as well as collectors who appreciate historically important pop albums that shaped mainstream entertainment beyond Italy's borders. Raffaella Carrà was one of Europe's most beloved all-round entertainers - a singer, dancer, TV host and actress whose career spanned decades. Internationally, she became widely known for exuberant hits such as "Tanti Auguri (A far l'amore comincia tu)" and "Fiesta", which turned into evergreen party anthems and helped her break language barriers. Her mix of bold stage presence, choreographed performances and instantly recognizable songs made her a gay icon and a reference point for later pop stars, especially in Latin countries and Spain, where she enjoyed exceptional success. The CD is released by WEA (Warner-Elektra-Atlantic), a label group historically associated with one of the world's largest music conglomerates. Known for distributing and promoting international repertoire, WEA has long been involved in bringing major Anglo-American and European artists to broader audiences through high-quality pressings and global networks. With a catalog that has included many influential pop and rock titles, WEA's involvement underscores the album's position within an international mainstream context and ensures a reliable production standard for collectors and fans.
Folk
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