Tiziano Ferro's new CD, "L'amore è una cosa semplice"

The fifth studio recording by the Italian pop singer, Tiziano Ferro, debuted at the end of November, entitled L'amore è una cosa semplice.  His newest CD is a change of pace from his last recording -- the music is more subtle and soft.  The lyrics, too, seem more poetic and heartfelt, and this is a departure from the music and sound of his previous albums.  There's a definitely "bluesy" feel to most of the tracks on the CD, and the energy and pulse is mostly certainly "ramped down" from his previous CD's.

The first song released as a single, La differenza tra me e tre ("The difference between me and you") is the only song on the album that seems to depart from rest of the album, perhaps done for commercial reasons, and still retains the "pop" and "energetic" feel of many of his other songs done on his previous recordings (you can watch the video for the song above).  It's a very poignant and touching song so have a listen (you can find the lyrics here).

Remember that listening to Italian music is a great way to build your vocabulary, and, in some cases, also help with pronunciation.  That's how many immigrants to the US learned and learn English -- and the same works in reverse for those of us learning Italian!

Other CD's by Tiziano Ferro (in order from his earliest to latest CD's):

1. Rosso relativo
2. 111 (mp3's for this album not available in the US iTunes store or on Amazon - the CD can be purchased here)
3. Nessuno è solo
4. Alla mia età

Like many of his previous albums, Ferro also released a Spanish version, El amor es una cosa sencilla.