The collection of studio recordings of the duets of Mina and Adriano Celentano is titled “MinaCelentano – The Complete Recordings”, with a great surprise for the audience: it will contain a new, unreleased song entitled “Niente è perduto”, recorded by the two legends crowning their human and artistic feeling.
Almost 25 years after the conception of their first great record success together, “The Complete Recordings” collects all the songs created and interpreted for the albums “Mina Celentano” (blockbuster with over a million copies sold) and “The best “(5 times Platinum).
The collection (on the Clan Celentano srl / Pdu Music & Production Sa label, Sony Music distribution) is available in preorder from today 12 November at the link https://SMI.lnk.to/minacelentanoIn; from 26 November it will be released on all digital platforms and in the Hardcoverbook and Digifile versions (both with double CDs); and from December 10th a Deluxe Box containing the double CD and two Picture Discs will also be available, as well as a single (Side A: Nothing went lost / Side B: Eva), and two vinyl versions (double colored and double LP LP Black 180gr). All versions include a prestigious photographic book containing unpublished shots of the two artists.
This is the tracklist of the songs that make up “The Complete Recordings”: Nothing is lost (unreleased); Eva; One step away from you; Feline thrill; What am I doing here; Water and salt; Love me love me; It’s love; I didn’t have it; Like a diamond hidden in the snow; Reflected mirrors; What does it tell you; You do not love me; Love message; Always always always; If you really love me; I leave you love; It’s three o’clock; Sweet fire of love.
Wednesday 24 November, within the Milan Music Week, the panel to celebrate the artistic path that made history in Italy. The personalities who contributed to the enormous success of Mina and Celentano’s masterpieces will speak. Among the names, Claudia Mori, Massimiliano Pani, Celso Valli and Fio Zanotti. Producers, arrangers and musicians who will tell anecdotes and curiosities of the two legends of Italian music. The video clip of the unpublished “Nothing is lost” made by Mauro Balletti, also author of all the album graphics, will also be presented.