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Mi spendo tutto

Raffaella Carrà · 1980

38 min · 11 tracks

A vibrant blend of disco, pop, and Latin rhythms that showcases Carrà's infectious energy and charismatic vocal presence.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Pedro Start here — This track is an upbeat anthem with a catchy chorus that exemplifies Carrà's signature style, blending playful lyrics with infectious rhythms.
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    Mi spendo tutto — The title track encapsulates the album’s exuberance, featuring dynamic instrumentation and showcasing Carrà’s powerful vocal delivery.
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    Uno, due, tre — With its playful counting theme and danceable beat, this song highlights Carrà's ability to engage audiences with her energetic performances.
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    Life Is Only Rock'n'Roll — This track reflects a fusion of rock and disco elements, illustrating Carrà's versatility and appeal to diverse musical tastes.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • upbeat tracks for lively gatherings
  • short bursts of infectious energy
  • danceable rhythms that invite movement
  • catchy melodies for sing-alongs
  • playful vibes for celebrations

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer lengthy, introspective albums
  • want deep lyrical exploration

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — This album helped solidify Raffaella Carrà's popularity in the early 1980s.
Career context
By 1980, Raffaella Carrà had established herself as a prominent figure in the Italian music scene, transitioning from television to music stardom. 'Mi spendo tutto' was her fourth studio album, following 'Raffaella Carrà' (1978), solidifying her status as a leading pop icon across Europe.
Stylistic neighbors
Kylie Minogue· Gloria Gaynor· Cher

Tracklist

  • 1 Pedro Start here 3:22
  • 2 Domani 3:38
  • 3 Life Is Only Rock'n'Roll 2:49
  • 4 Uno, due, tre 3:07
  • 5 Mi spendo tutto 3:33
  • 6 In the City 2:50
  • 7 Latino 3:26
  • 8 Io non vivo senza te 3:27
  • 9 Ratataplan 3:57
  • 10 Amico amante 2:56
  • 11 Maria Mari' 5:28

Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata