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Azzurro 1971
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Azzurro

In 1971, Adriano Celentano released Azzurro, an album that became a landmark in his extensive career. This work arrived at a time of great activity for the artist, who was already known for his unique style and his nickname, il Molleggiato, earned for his particular way of moving on stage. The record brings together a collection of tracks that showcase Celentano's versatility, ranging from ballads to pieces with a more pronounced rhythm, reflecting the energy that characterized him since his beginnings in 1956.

Year
1971
Songs
24
Duration
77 min 56 seg
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24 song|s

Song list

# Title Available ⏱
01

Una festa sui prati

Easy

3:12 02

La coppia più bella del mondo

Intermediate

3:05 03

Eravamo in 100.000

Intermediate

2:27 04

Tre passi avanti

Intermediate

3:32 05

La tana del re

Intermediate

2:10 06

Mondo in mi 7a

Easy

6:06 07

Azzurro

Advanced

3:47 08

La storia di Serafino

Intermediate

3:55 09

L'ora del boogie

Intermediate

2:13 10

Due tipi come noi

Advanced

2:08 11

Non mi dir

Advanced

2:13 12

Come farai

Advanced

3:23 13

Lavoro e amore (Chi non lavora non fa l'amore)

3:04 14

Il ragazzo della via Gluck

Intermediate

4:02 15

Due nemici innamorati

Intermediate

3:00 16

Tutto da mia madre

Intermediate

2:43 17

Storia d'amore

Intermediate

4:58 18

Buona sera

Intermediate

3:24 19

Viola

Easy

3:46 20

L'attore

Easy

2:56 21

La festa

Intermediate

3:22 22

Il grande sarto

Easy

3:12 23

Sono simpatico

Intermediate

2:44 24

Ciao ragazzi

Intermediate

2:34

About the album

Azzurro, according to DoReSol

Within Azzurro, we find songs that have resonated over time. The title track, Azzurro, is one of the most emblematic, and although its creation process is not detailed in the available information, its popularity is undeniable. Another standout track is Il ragazzo della via Gluck, a song remembered for its socio-environmental message. The album also includes Lavoro e amore (Chi non lavora non fa l'amore), a song with which Celentano and his wife, Claudia Mori, won the Sanremo Festival in 1970, a year before this album's release.

The career of Adriano Celentano is notable for its longevity and reach. From 1960 to 2025, he has released a large number of albums, reaching the top of the charts in Italy across seven different decades with ten different works. His music has crossed borders, achieving recognition in countries such as France, the Soviet Union, West Germany, the United States, China, South America, Greece, and Austria, demonstrating the impact of his musical proposal beyond Italy.