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''Pappa di latte'' is an album by Italian singer Mina, issued in 1995. This is a double album issued as "CD. 1" and "CD. 2 ". == The Album == Mina’s previous album Canarino mannaro was said to be of a high standard of excellence,〔''Massimo Cotto'', "Quando Mina torna a graffiare", ''L'Indipendente'' del 19 ottobre 1994〕 however ''Pappa di latte'' was not well received. ''Pappa di latte'' reached the lowest position in the year-end rankings since Mina started singing ((hitparadeitalia.it )). For this reason the album represented a break with the practice of the past 20 years in which Mina has consistently recorded a double album consisting of one disc of covers and one of unpublished material. There have been a few positive reviews, however. Some speak of "hard sounds and manicured arrangements sought by the rich and good musicians, but too unbalanced" while other reviews were more scathing says Mina should retire.〔''Diego Perugini'', "Mina, ventun brani ventuno per una ''Pappa di latte'' dai troppi sapori", ''l'Unità'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 This album was considered a moment of low creativity but some critics remarked that her vocal prowess saved some of the songs.〔''Marinella Venegoni'', "Mina, fragile come un biscotto", ''La Stampa'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 With all that being said, this is still a solid album by Mina and not all the tracks are forgettable. Mina becomes "exceptional" when she faces the Gershwin’s They Can't Take that Away from Me or on the sparkling swing of ''Chiedimi tutto'' by Luttazzi 〔''Diego Perugini'', "Mina, ventun brani ventuno per una ‘‘Pappa di latte’’ dai troppi sapori", ''l'Unità'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 and especially when she gives "one of those thrilling interpretations that leave a mark" 〔''Gino Castaldo'', "Benedetta Mina, mamma voce", ''La Repubblica'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 with the track Almeno tu nell'universo by the late Mia Martini. Some album reviews found the medley composed of ''A Night in Tunisia / Penso positivo / Copacabana (At the Copa)'' "curious" 〔''Marinella Venegoni'', "Mina, fragile come un biscotto", ''La Stampa'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 or "just to irritate () purists".,〔''Gino Castaldo'', "Benedetta Mina, mamma voce", ''La Repubblica'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕〔''Gigio Rancilio'', "Solito autunno, solita Mina", ''Avvenire'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 Notably the interweaving of The Captain of Her Heart and Every Breath You Take by the group Police by adding "small but essential artistic brushstrokes" creates pure vocal and musical class.〔''Andrea Spinelli'', "''Pappa di latte'': c'è Mina, la voce", ''Il Resto del Carlino'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 On this album, Mina duets with her daughter Benedetta Mazzini on the remake of the track More Than Words by the group Extreme.〔name = Mangiarotti> '' Marco Mangiarotti ''," Mina: those old biscuits soaked in nostalgia, "'' The Day '' of 18 October 1995〕 Mina also duets with her son Massimiliano Pani on the track If I Fell by the Beatles blending their voices harmoniously.〔Paw name => '' Fabrizio Zampa '', "Mina at breakfast: '' Pappa milk '', old songs, the children and many notes," '' The Messenger '' of 18 October 1995〕 Among the unusual selection of composers, the trio of songs written by Audio2 is interesting ''Naufragati'' and ''Metti uno zero'' 'wallow between dance and rock without much conviction,〔''Diego Perugini'', "Mina, ventun brani ventuno per una ‘‘Pappa di latte’’ dai troppi sapori", ''l'Unità'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 while ''Non c'è più audio'' according to a review was "decent but nothing more".〔''Fabrizio Zampa'', "Mina a colazione: ''Pappa di latte'', vecchi brani, i figli e tante note", ''Il Messaggero'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 Other songs which received favourable reviews were ''Per te che mi hai chiesto una canzone'' written by Philip Trojani, who also duets with Mina on the 〔''Mario Luzzatto Fegiz'', "Mina, tutta casa e ''Pappa di latte''", ''Corriere della Sera'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 and the Italian-Neapolitan ''Sulamente pe' parlà''.〔''Marco Mangiarotti'', "Mina: quei vecchi biscotti inzuppati nella nostalgia", ''Il Giorno'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 Massimiliano Pani is credited to writing two beautiful love songs ''Se finisse tutto così'' and ''Torno venerdì''. These are included among the unpublished tracks, but they have actually been recorded by Pani. ''Se finisse tutto così'' is from his album '' Storie per cani sciolti '' released with the original title '' Valentina without you'' and ''Torno venerdì'' is from his debut album L'occasione. The track ''Timida'' has a delicious bossanova rhythm and as a review put it "between Elvis and flavors of Brazil".〔''Gigio Rancilio'', "Solito autunno, solita Mina", ''Avvenire'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 The other track is ''Di vista'' which creates a ''dark and rarefied atmosphere''.〔''Diego Perugini'', "Mina, ventun brani ventuno per una ''Pappa di latte'' dai troppi sapori", ''l'Unità'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 The "dark and deformed" 〔''Gino Castaldo'', "Benedetta Mina, mamma voce", ''La Repubblica'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 ''Donna donna donna'' written by, amongst others Cocciante and arranged by Christian Cappellutti is a "dramatic song with very low tones".〔''Marinella Venegoni'', "Mina, fragile come un biscotto", ''La Stampa'' del 18 ottobre 1995〕 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「Pappa di latte」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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