Laura Pausini

Laura Pausini released this album in 1993, just when she was starting to make a name for herself. Her voice accompanied her since she was a child, she sang in church, in the choir, and later on the piano of a restaurant in Bologna. It was there, at eight years old, that her father asked her to sing with him, and from then on she never stopped. When she turned eighteen, she performed at San Remo with a song called La Solitudine, dedicated to her ex-boyfriend. She won, and from there everything began.The album is called Laura Pausini, as if it were a name, and has songs that suit her well. Non c’è, Dove sei, Baci che si rubano, are some of the ones that are there. They are songs she likes, that are familiar to her, and that helped her leave the country. People listened to her in Spain, in America, in Europe. Her voice accompanied her, and her voice took her to places she never imagined.The album came out at a time when Italian music was starting to reach further. It wasn't just in Italy, but also in other countries, and Laura Pausini was part of that. It wasn't the first album, but it was one of the first that put her on the map. People listened to it, remembered it, and from then on never stopped listening to her.

Year

1993

Songs

8

Duration

33 min 10 seg