Literary translation to Italian — faithful to the author's feeling, not singable.
Literary translation to Portuguese — faithful to the author's feeling, not singable.
The story behind
Coldplay recorded Parachutes in 1999 and released it in 2000. They did it in several studios, including Rockfield in Wales, and ended up taking more than seven months. The album started as an EP, but they didn't like how it sounded, so they decided to do it again. Ken Nelson, a producer who had already worked with others, seemed like the right choice. The album cover is a globe that cost £10. All the songs were written by the four members of the band. One of the tracks, High Speed, was produced by Chris Allison, but it was recorded in another studio and mixed in New York. The album was a success, reaching number one in the UK and winning a Grammy.