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CD 1: Santa Maria in Trastevere July 23, 1990. (CONTAINS THE UNTOUCHED ALL THE TIME) After decades of apprenticeship, after writing for other performers and making albums of great artistic value but commercially not very exposed, Minghi finally gets the deserved success, and his first big crowd bath. After La vita mia e Canzoni (winner with her interpreter, Mietta, of Sanremo Giovani and of the Critics award), both from 1989, here he is triumphing for the whole summer with Vattene amore. Rome, its city has always been celebrated in style in the historic Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere in July 1990. It was a concert atypical and completely inserted in the heart of a guardian Rome and witness of traditions. The live was strongly desired by the municipal administration and by the Romans at the end of the events related to the Festa de Noantri (tradition of the oldest and most heartfelt, between sacred and profane, celebrated in honor of the Virgin of Carmel in the Trastevere district). The square was crowded by over 40,000 spectators. Amedeo Minghi defines him the most rock concert he has ever offered to his audience. The live also witnesses a great harmony between the interpreter and his musicians.
CD 2: Rome Olympic Stadium June 25, 1992 Amedeo Minghi was the first to be invited to perform a pop concert with choir and orchestra at the Olympic Stadium in Rome. It became a memorable live in front of 25,000 people from all over Italy, where it was proposed the most incisive album in the discography of Amedeo Minghi, Memories of the heart. (one of the best-selling albums in Italy in 1992, with over 150,000 copies booked and then half a million sales that took him to the top of the ranking). The memories of the heart became a manifesto of the melody, a daydream also thanks to its evocative power and the majesty of the choir and orchestral choices |
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