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}} 〕 |rev2 = Musica e dischi |rev2Score = }} ''Io canto'' is the ninth studio album by Italian singer–songwriter Laura Pausini, released by Warner Music on 10 November 2006. On 14 November, Warner Music released ''Io cantos Spanish language edition, ''Yo canto'', for the hispanophone market. ''Yo canto–Io canto'' is a limited-edition double album featuring both the Italian– and Spanish-language editions. This marks the first instance in Pausini's multilingual music career in which both editions are offered in a single release. Warner Music issued a third edition pressed exclusively for the French market. This pressing of ''Io canto'' features the bonus track "Je chante", a partial French adaptation of the Italian "Io canto".〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Laura Pausini editará su nuevo álbum, 'Yo canto', en español e italiano )〕 The album consists entirely of covers. Its repertoire spans three decades of Italian pop music history. Pausini pays homage to fellow Italian singer–songwriters whose lyrical work have influenced her artistic sensibility throughout the years.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Laura Pausini canta a los clásicos de la canción italiana )〕 In the album's liner notes Pausini reveals: ''Yo canto'' features "Dispárame, dispara", also known as "Corazón roto"—opening theme of the Mexican telenovela ''Amar sin límites'' (2006).〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Laura Pausini dice que canta )〕 Chile's Canal 13 employed the album's title track for its television series ''Cantando por un sueño''.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Laura Pausini espera que en "Cantando por un sueño" no se compita por la fama )〕 The album won the Latin Grammy in 2007 for Best Female Pop Vocal Album. ==Inception== The decision to present a cover album stemmed from a "pending debt" to Pausini's musical roots and homeland. She first conceptualized the idea approximately ten years prior to ''Io cantos publication.() The idea, however, did not take root until Pausini's golden year in 2006 that culminated in a Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album for ''Escucha'' (2004) at the 48th Annual Grammy Awards. At the post–Grammy press conference, journalists remarked how they admired Pausini for never having abandoned her brand of "Italian pop of always" despite her classification as a "Latin music" artist. Alluding to Pausini's "Italian–ness," Randy Cordova for ''The Arizona Republic'' concurred, "She doesn't pander to the crowd with Latin guitars, reggaeton remixes or Cuban percussion. (music ) is all very organic."〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Bellissima: Italian singer a favorite of Latinos )〕 This acknowledgement moved Pausini to honor Italy by recording a cover album of Italian "classics". Pausini also wished to export underappreciated Italian music to the world as a consequence of her multilingualism furthermore the album has sold over 2.500.000 copies worldwide. The song "Come il sole all'improvviso" and its Spanish counterpart version have lyrics in French language. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア(Wikipedia)』 ■ウィキペディアで「Io canto」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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