Rosso Relativo

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Rosso Relativo
Studio album by Tiziano Ferro
Released 2001
Genre Pop
Label EMI Music Italy
Tiziano Ferro chronology
Rosso Relativo
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Tiziano Ferro's debut album, since the success of the single "Perdono" the album went so good on sale that Tiziano himself was surprised by this. The album went good on sales due to the success of the first single, and after a while, Tiziano was convinced by the producers to make out the album in Spanish, the single "Perdona" also made the album to go gold on sales throughout Latin America, but it was not until the single "Alucinado" in which the album went platinum in Mexico.

Contents

[edit] Track Lists

Rosso Relativo

  1. Le cose che non dici
  2. Rosso relativo
  3. Perdono
  4. Imbranato
  5. Di più
  6. Mai nata
  7. Primavera non è più
  8. Il confine
  9. Boom boom
  10. L'olimpiade
  11. Soul-dier
  12. Il bimbo dentro

Rojo Relativo

  1. Las cosas que no dices
  2. Rojo Relativo
  3. Perdona
  4. Alucinado
  5. Y mas
  6. Si no hubiera nacido
  7. Primavera nunca fue
  8. El confin
  9. Boom Boom
  10. La Olimpiada
  11. Soul-Dier
  12. Il Bimbo Dentro
  13. Xdono (bonus track, versión en italiano)

[edit] Singles

  • Rosso Relativo (2001, Italian)
    • Perdono
    • L'Olimpiade
    • Imbranato
    • Rosso Relativo
    • Le Cose Che No Dici
  • Rojo Relativo (2002, Spanish)
    • Perdona
    • La Olimpiada
    • Alucinado
    • Rojo Relativo
    • Las Cosas Que No Dices

[edit] Charts

Chart (2002 - 2003) Peak
position
Spanish Album Chart 4
Italian Album Chart 5
Swiss Album Chart 5
Austrian Album Chart 7
French Album Chart 25
Netherlands Album Chart 40

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