Voglio Restare Così

When approaching Voglio Restare Così, we encounter a piece that captures the essence of Andrea Bocelli's musical evolution. This track, with a duration of 3 minutes and 51 seconds, is part of his second studio album, Bocelli, released in 1995. The album proved to be a step forward in terms of commercial reach compared to his previous work, Il Mare Calmo della Sera. In particular, the album Bocelli resonated strongly in Germany, where it achieved notable success, earning four platinum records and establishing itself as one of the best-selling musical projects in that country.

The production of Voglio Restare Così and the album in general involved a dedicated team. The arrangement work fell to Joe Amoruso and Mauro Malavasi, while the mixing was overseen by Mauro Malavasi alongside Ignazio Orlando. The overall production of the project was handled by Stefano Grillini, Mauro Malavasi, and Michele Torpedine. Andrea Bocelli, born in 1958, is an Italian tenor recognized for his versatility, encompassing both pop and classical music. His career, marked by a loss of vision that left him blind at the age of twelve following an accident, has led him to sell over 75 million records worldwide. His participation in the Sanremo Music Festival in 1994, winning the new talent section, was a turning point that propelled his career, leading him to record numerous albums and popularize classical repertoire on international stages.