Raffaella Carrà
Studio album by
Raffaella Carrà
Released1981
Genre
Language
LabelHispavox
ProducerDanilo Vaona Paolo Ormi
Raffaella Carrà chronology
Mi spendo tutto
(1980)		 Raffaella Carrà
(1981)		 Raffaella Carrà 82
(1982)
Singles from Raffaella
  1. "Mamma dammi 100 lire (Mama dame 100 pesetas)" / "Caliente caliente (Portugal, 3 different codes)"
    Released: 1981
  2. "Mamma dammi 100 lire (Mana dame 100 pesetas)" / "Bambina, si, si (Belgium)"
    Released: 1981
  3. "Mamma dammi 100 lire" / "Bambina, si, si (France)"
    Released: 1981
  4. "Mama dame 100 pesetas" / "Super rumbas (Spain)"
    Released: 1981
  5. "Mama dame 100 pesetas" / "Amore amore (Netherlands)"
    Released: 1981
  6. "Mama dame 100 pesitos)" / "Super rumbas (Mexico)"
    Released: 1981
  7. "Caliente Caliente" / "Adios amigo (Spain)"
    Released: 1981
  8. "Caliente Caliente" / "Adios amigo / "Super rumbas (Spain 12")"
    Released: 1981
  9. "Adios amigo" / "Mexico eres tu (Mexico 12")"
    Released: 1981
  10. "Adios amigo" /"Caliente Caliente / "Super rumbas (Mexico 12")"
    Released: 1981
  11. "Mama dame 100 pesitos" / "Por tu amor (Peru and Argentina)"
    Released: 1982
  12. "Amore Amore" / "Mama dame 100 pesitos (United States)"
    Released: 1982
  13. "Caliente Caliente" / "Amore Amore (Colombia)"
    Released: 1982

Raffaella Carrà (in some countries released as Mamma dammi 100 lire) is a twelfth studio album by Italian singer Raffaella Carrà, released in 1981 by Hispavox, expressly made for the non-Italian market.[1]

The album has never been released in Italy, but has been included in the artist's Italian discography because many of the songs included were also recorded in Italian. In Greece a version was distributed with almost all the tracks in Italian, but with the B side lacking the last song, similarly in Portugal, where the title of the album has also been translated: "Mamma dammi 100 lire".[2]

Compared to the previous albums, the disc marks a turning point in the abandonment of Eurodisco sounds in favor of a more rock and new wave sound, as in "Caliente caliente" and "Amore amore", without losing sight of the singer's typical Latin style.[3][4]

In Argentina the album was released with an extra track "Yo soy tana", not included in any other version.[5]

Overview

The album was distributed in Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Venezuela, Uruguay, Chile and Ecuador, with the first track titled "Mamá Dame 100 Pesitos". In Spain, Guatemala and Bolivia the title has become "Mamá Dame 100 Pesetas". The Colombian version of the album has a different track layout.[6]

14 singles were extracted from the album (none for the Italian market), eleven 7" and three maxi 12", distributed between 1981 and 1982.

Track listing

Raffaella Carrà
Side A
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Mamá dame 100 pesetas (in some countries is Mamá dame 100 pesitos)"
  • Danilo Vaona
  • Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz
  • Luis Gómez Escolar
2:53
2."Amore Amore"
  • Danilo Vaona
  • Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz
2:35
3."Quiero cantar una canción"
  • Danilo Vaona
  • Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz
  • Luis Gómez Escolar
  • Vincenzo Giuffrè
3:30
4."Oh Maria"
  • Danilo Vaona
  • Luis Gómez Escolar
  • Vincenzo Giuffrè
3:18
5."Dame la liberdad"
  • Danilo Vaona
  • Luis Gómez Escolar
3:26
Side B
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Caliente Caliente"
2:35
2."Adiós Amigo"
2:50
3."Súper Rumbas (Meadley)"
  • García De Val
  • Monreal
  • Clavero
  • Paco De Lucía
  • León
  • Ceratto
3:34
4."México eres tú"
  • Boncompagni
  • Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz
  • Ormi
3:02
5."Noches Tropicales"
  • Boncompagni
  • Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz
  • Ormi
2:38
6."Por Tu Amor"
  • Boncompagni
  • Ignacio Ballesteros Diaz
  • Ormi
2:30

Credits

  • Raffaella Carrà – vocals
  • Danilo Vaona – arrangement and production
  • Paolo Ormi - arrangiament and production

References

  1. ↑ "Raffaella Carrà - DISCOGRAFIA". raffaellacarra.altervista.org.
  2. ↑ "PORTOGALLO". raffaellacarra.altervista.org.
  3. ↑ "Bob Sinclar: "La Carrà? L'adoro, ha inventato l'Italo Disco!"". www.105.net.
  4. ↑ s.r.l, Rockol com. "√ Le hit di Raffaella Carrà, spiegate e analizzate". Rockol.
  5. ↑ "ARGENTINA_45". raffaellacarra.altervista.org.
  6. ↑ "GUATEMALA". raffaellacarra.altervista.org.
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