Sulla mia pelle

Sulla mia pelle is the first album by Italian singer Noemi, released on October 2, 2009. The album was certified double platinum by the Federation of the Italian Music Industry.^[1]

Track listing Sulla mia pelle

SULLA MIA PELLE^[2]
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"All'infinito"	M. Ciappelli, D. Coro	D. Calvetti	3:39
2.	"L'amore si odia" (duet with Fiorella Mannoia)	D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	D. Calvetti	3:12
3.	"Non so amare di più"	D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	S. Vinci, D. Calvetti	3:41
4.	"Tutto questo scorre"	Hot Gossip	Hot Gossip	3:07
5.	"I sentimenti"	D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	D. Calvetti	4:33
6.	"Comunque ti penso"	Jerico, D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	Jerico, D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	3:20
7.	"Petrolio"	D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	E. Fontana, F. Sighieri	3:09
8.	"L’addio (il giorno più grande)"	P. Stafanini	P. Stefanini	3:22
9.	"Per colpa tua"	F. Bianconi (Baustelle)	F. Bianconi (Baustelle)	3:46
10.	"Sulla mia pelle"	Noemi	Noemi	3:38

Bonus track

Only for those who download the album from iTunes

SULLA MIA PELLE (Bonus track)
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
11.	"L'amore si odia" (only Noemi)	D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	D. Calvetti	3:09

Sulla mia pelle tour (prima parte)

Sulla mia pelle tour (prima parte)
Noemi concert chronology
Tour by Noemi
Location	Italy
Associated album	Sulla mia pelle
Start date	October 23, 2009
End date	January 16, 2010
No. of shows	22

Sulla mia pelle tour (prima parte) started on October 23, 2009 in Taneto di Gattatico and finished on January 16, 2010 in Sedico. The tour finished in this date because on February Noemi would participate in the sixtieth edition of the Sanremo Music Festival with the song "Per tutta la vita". Tour was formed by 22 shows.

Band

Emanuele (Lele) Fontana (keyboard and hammond)
Donald Renda (drum and cajón)
Davide Ferrario (guitar)
Ronny Aglietti (bass)

Tour

Sulla mia pelle tour (prima parte)
Year	Month	Day	Stage tour
2009	October	23	Taneto di Gattatico (RE) – Fuori Orario (Circolo Arci)
	November	6	Piangipane (RA) – Socjale Theater (Circolo Arci)
		8	Brescia – Seconda Classe
		20	Firenze – Otel Varieté
		26	Rome – Alpheus (for "Data Zero" of Vodafone Zero Limits)
		28	Ponte San Pietro (LU) – HUB
	December	5	Levico Terme (TN) – Palalevico
		7	Putignano (BA) – Autodromo Club
		9	Ferrara – Nuovo Theater
		11	Modica (RG) – Garibaldi Theater
		17	Cremona – Monteverdi Theater
		18	Ancona – Neon Club
		19	Bassano del Grappa (VI) – Remondini Theater
		23	Lerici (SP) – Astoria Theater
		27	Montecatini Terme (PT) – Verdi Theater
		28	Forio d'Ischia (NA) – Notte Bianca
		30	Fondo (TN) – Palanaunia
		31	Andria (BT) – Place Catuma – show for New Year's Day
		31	Taranto – Place Della Vittoria – show for New Year's Day
2010	January	7	Cesena (FC) – Verdi Theater
		8	Lanusei (OG) – Tonio Dei Theater
		16	Sedico (BL) – Palasport

Sulla mia pelle (Deluxe Edition)

Compilation album by Noemi

Released

February 19, 2010

Recorded

2010, Platinum Studio

Genre

Blues
Soul
Pop
Rock

Length

50 : 45

Label

Sony Music

Producer

Diego Calvetti

Noemi chronology

Sulla mia pelle
(2009)

Sulla mia pelle (Deluxe Edition)
(2010)

RossoNoemi
(2011)

Singles from Sulla mia pelle (Deluxe Edition)

"Per tutta la vita"
Released: February 17, 2010
"Vertigini"
Released: May 14, 2010

On February 19, 2010, Sulla mia pelle (Deluxe Edition) was re-released.

Track listing Sulla mia pelle (Deluxe Edition)

SULLA MIA PELLE (Deluxe Edition)^[3]
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"Per tutta la vita"	D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	D. Calvetti	3:14
2.	"All'infinito"	M. Ciappelli, D. Coro	D. Calvetti	3:39
3.	"L'amore si odia" (duet with Fiorella Mannoia)	D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	D. Calvetti	3:12
4.	"Non so amare di più"	D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	S. Vinci, D. Calvetti	3:41
5.	"Tutto questo scorre"	Hot Gossip	Hot Gossip	3:07
6.	"I sentimenti"	D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	D. Calvetti	4:33
7.	"Comunque ti penso"	Jerico, D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	Jerico, D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	3:20
8.	"Petrolio"	D. Calvetti, M. Ciappelli	E. Fontana, F. Sighieri	3:09
9.	"L’addio (il giorno più grande)"	P. Stafanini	P. Stefanini	3:22
10.	"Per colpa tua"	F. Bianconi (Baustelle)	F. Bianconi (Baustelle)	3:46
11.	"Sulla mia pelle"	Noemi	Noemi	3:38
12.	"Briciole"	M. Ciappelli, D. Calvetti	F. Sighieri	3:21
13.	"Vertigini" (new version)	Calvetti, Calò, Romanelli	Calvetti, Calò, Romanelli	3:56

Bonus track

Only for those who download the album from iTunes

SULLA MIA PELLE (Deluxe Edition) (Bonus track)
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
14.	"Briciole" (live)	M. Ciappelli, D. Calvetti	F. Sighieri	4:74

Sulla mia pelle tour (seconda parte)

Sulla mia pelle tour (seconda parte)
Noemi concert chronology
Tour by Noemi
Associated album	Sulla mia pelle (Deluxe Edition)
Start date	April 15, 2010
End date	October 15, 2010
No. of shows	53

Sulla mia pelle tour (seconda parte) started on April 15, 2010 to Campi Bisenzio and finished on October 15, 2010 in Orani. Tour was formed by 53 shows.

Band

Emanuele (Lele) Fontana (keyboard and hammond)
Claudio Storniolo (piano)
Gabriele Greco (bass and double bass)
Bernardo Baglioni (guitar)
Donald Renda (drum and cajón)

Stage tour

Sulla mia pelle tour (seconda parte)*
Year	Month	Day	Stage tour
2010	April	15	Campi Bisenzio (FI) – opening Fnac (shopping center I Gigli)
		16	Senigallia (AN) – La Fenice Theater
		17	Rome – Piazza del Popolo (Roma capitale dello Sport)
		21	Torino – PalaIsozaki (opens concert of Tour Europe indoor of Vasco Rossi)
		22	Torino – PalaIsozaki (opens concert of Tour Europe indoor of Vasco Rossi)
		29	Rome – Foro Italico for Internazional of tennis
		30	Brescia – Notte Bianca to Loggia Place
	May	6	Melilli (SR) – San Sebastiano Place
		7	Grammichele (CT) – Carlo Maria Carafa Place
		16	Lesina (FG) – Place
		21	Laterza (TA) – Vittorio Emanuele Place
		31	Gravina in Puglia (BA) – Pellicciari Place
	June	1	Scafati (SA) – Notte Bianca
		4	Rende (CS) – Miracoli Place
		5	Maida (CZ) – Arena Centro Due Mari
		11	Bari – Fiera del Levante
		12	Castelfiorentino (FI) – Borgo storico
		17	Jesolo (VE) – Marina club
		21	Fasano (BR) – Ciaia Place
		22	Pignola (PZ) – sports ground
		24	Jesi (AN) – Show "Per tutta la vita"
		26	Torino – MTV Days
		29	Monza – Autodromo Nazionale di Monza (Special Olympics)
	July	2	Alia (PA) – Place
		3	Capo d'Orlando (ME) – Matteotti Place
		5	Pontedera (PI)
		9	Nova Gorica (Slovenia) – Casinò Perla
		15	Varallo (VC) – Show Alpaa
		16	Lucca – Lucca Summer Festival (opens act for Seal)
		17	Crotone – Meeting del mare
		18	Viterbo – Arena di Valle Faul
		20	Montecchio (TR)
		22	Sulcis (CI)
		23	Grugliasco (TO) – Gruvillage
		25	Teramo – Martiri della libertà Place
		27	La Spezia – with Patty Pravo
		29	Sommacampagna (VR) – sports ground
		30	Vernasca (PC) – Antica Pieve
	August	1	Castrovillari (CS) – Area mercatale Place
		4	Noventa di Piave (VE) – Veneto Designer Outlet
		5	Isola di Albarella (RO) – sports ground
		4	Melfi (PZ) – Place
		9	Cisternino (BR) – Roma Place
		11	Scoglitti, fraction of Vittoria (RG) – Place
		12	Partanna (TP) – Matteotti Place
		14	Cassino (FR) – Meraviglie Park
		16	Alezio (LE) – Place
		17	Santa Maria la Fossa (CE) – Place
		20	Assisi (PG) – Place
		23	Villaperuccio (CI) – Amphitheatre
		26	Rapallo (GE) – Festival "Palco sul mare"
	October	2	Varazze (SV) – Seafront
	October	15	Orani (NU) – Place

Charts

Album's Position

Album	Chart	Peak Position
Sulla mia pelle	Italy Albums Chart FIMI	3^[4]
Sulla mia pelle (Deluxe Edition)	Italy Albums Chart FIMI	3^[5]
Sulla mia pelle	Europe Album Chart Billboard	44^[6]
Sulla mia pelle (Deluxe Edition)	Europe Album Chart Billboard	42^[6]

Singles' position

Single	Chart	Position
L'amore si odia	Italians Singles Chart	1^[7]
Per tutta la vita	Italians Singles Chart	1^[8]
Vertigini	Italians Singles Chart

References

Noemi
Albums	Sulla mia pelle (2009) RossoNoemi (2011) Made in London (2014)
Extended plays	Noemi (2009)
Live albums	RossoLive
Singles	"Briciole" "L'amore si odia" "Per tutta la vita" "Vertigini" "Vuoto a perdere" "Odio tutti i cantanti" "Poi inventi il modo" "Sono solo parole" "In un giorno qualunque" "Se non è amore" "Bagnati dal sole" "Don't Get Me Wrong"
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