CD1:
01.- Nel Cosм Blu 
02.- Tutti I Colori Della Mia Vita 
03.- Wonderful Life 
04.- Occhi [03:39] 
05.- Indaco Dagli Occhi Del Cielo 
06.- Il Volo 
07.- Baila (Sexy Thing) 
08.- Bacco Perbacco 
09.- Diamante 
10.- Cosм Celeste
11.- Un Kilo 
12.- Amen 
13.- Menta E Rosmarino 
14.- Blu 
15.- Con Le Mani 
16.- Solo Una Sana E Consapevole Libidine Salva 
17.- Diavolo In Me 
18.- You Are So Beautiful

CD2:
01.- Overdose (D'amore) 
02.- Il Mare Impetuoso Al Tramonto Salм Sulla Luna 
03.- Dune Mosse 
04.- Senza Una Donna 
05.- Donne [03:23] 
06.- Ridammi Il Sole 
07.- Rispetto [04:19] 
08.- Pane E Sale 
09.- Hum.
10.- Non Ti Sopporto Piu 
11.- Hey Man 
12.- It's All Right (La Promessa) 
13.- Va,pensiero 
14.- Pippo 
15.- X Colpa Di Chi 
16.- Miserere 
17.- Madre Dolcissima

In the Reggiano dialect “choka” means “make a noise” and “beck” means “beak”.

“It was an expression my father used when I was a child. Whenever I asked him if there was anything to eat, rather than tell me there was nothing, he would say “A ghe di chocabeck” – “There’s chocabeck”. “For ages I thought these “chocabecks” were really good to eat. I’m still looking forward to having some !!!” -- Zucchero 2010

Adelmo Fornaciari, better known to the world as Zucchero a nickname given to him by one of his school teachers has achieved world wide acclaim since winning the Italian Castrocaro Festival in 1981.

Zucchero has performed in front of millions of people in many countries on different continents. However the emotion in Zucchero’s words and the feeling in his music is something that we all share, it is international. There are no boundaries.

His 1987 album ‘Blue’s’ with Corrado Rustici, David Sancious plus Clarence Clemons and the Memphis Horns sold in excess of 1.3 million copies and was the biggest commercial breakthrough ever achieved by a rock music album in Italy. Since then Zucchero has gone on to sell over 50 million albums worldwide.

His duet’s are legendary from Eric Clapton’s unmistakable guitar on ‘Wonderful World’’ to the international hit ‘Senza Una Donna’ (Without a Woman) with Paul Young. From the Italian version of ‘Mad about You ’, (Muoio per te) on Sting’s ‘The Soul Cages’ album to ‘Miserere’ with the Maestro, Luciano Pavarotti.

Zucchero is as generous with his time as with his talent. With Luciano Pavarotti he devised the Pavarotti & Friends charity gala which is now an annual event and he continues to support Nelson Mandela’s 46664 campaign with concerts throughout the world.

November 2010 sees the release of ‘Chocabeck’, already hailed as one of the best, if not the best album ever written by Zucchero. Recorded across the Globe including stints in Los Angeles, Bolgheri, and London the album features production from some of music’s best known alumni including Don Was (The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, and Roy Orbison) and Brendan O’Brien (AC/DC, Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam). Additional production also comes from people who were at the helm of the incredibly successful last Coldplay record (Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends) messrs Jon Hopkins and Davide Rossi. Featuring some of Zucchero’s most poignant and touching lyrics he also managed to enlist the assistance of his good friends Bono (who the lyrics for the track ‘Someone Else’s Tears’ ((Il Suono Della Domenica)) and Brian Wilson (who recorded backing vocals for the title track). With this new record Zucchero opens up a new chapter in his illustrious and coveted career. ---amazon.com

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CD1: Italian Version

01. Un Soffio Caldo (5:02)
02. Il Suono Della Domenica (3:36)
03. Soldati Nella Mia Citta (3:19)
04. E' Un Peccato Morir (3:41)
05. Vedo Nero (3:53)
06. Oltre Le Rive (4:39)
07. Un Uovo Sodo (3:14)				play
08. Chocabeck (4:42)
09. Alla Fine (3:43)
10. Spicinfrin Boy (3:54)
11. God Bless The Child (3:47)

CD2: English Version

01. Life (5:02)
02. Someone Else's Tears (3:36)
03. Glory (3:41)
04. Devil In My Mirror (3:52)
05. Gotta Feeling (3:15)			play
06. Spirit Together (4:41)
07. Too Late (3:43)
08. In The Sky (3:51)

In the Reggiano dialect “choka” means “make a noise” and “beck” means “beak”.

“It was an expression my father used when I was a child. Whenever I asked him if there was anything to eat, rather than tell me there was nothing, he would say “A ghe di chocabeck” – “There’s chocabeck”.

“For ages I thought these “chocabecks” were really good to eat. I’m still looking forward to having some !!!” ---Zucchero

Adelmo Fornaciari more commonly known by his stage name Zucchero Fornaciari or simply Zucchero, is an Italian rock singer. His music is largely inspired by gospel, blues and rock music, and alternates between ballads and more rhythmic boogie-like pieces. Zucchero is the Italian word for sugar. In his career, spanning four decades, Fornaciari has sold over 40 million records around the world and has achieved numerous awards, including two World Music Awards, six IFPI Europe Platinum Awards and a Grammy Award nomination. ---Editorial Reviews

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1 	Nena 	4:39
2 	Baila (Sexy Thing) 	3:55
3 	Un Kilo 	3:29
4 	Never Is A Moment 	3:45
5 	Guantanamera (Guajira) 	3:49
6 	Cuba Libre 	3:31
7 	L'Urlo 	3:06
8 	Indaco Dagli Occhi Del Cielo 	4:22
9 	Love Is All Around 	4:04
10 	Così Celeste 	4:32
11 	Pana (Feat. Bebe) 	3:47
12 	Ave Maria No Morro (Feat. Djavan) 	3:37
13 	Sabor A Ti 	3:15

Acoustic Bass – Jorge Reyes 
Bass – Michael Fernandez
Choir – Ariel Monterecy Loynaz, Arlety Valdes, Maria Karla Vices, Rogelio Ernesto Batell Coto (El Gato),
 Sexto Sentido, Susana Hernandez Lopez, Yudelkis Lafuente
Conductor [Strings, Director] – José Cuatoscto
Congas, Bongos, Percussion, Maracas, Guiro, Bells, Shekere, Djembe, Cazacas, Botija, Tumba, Cabasa, Claves – Joaquín Nuñez Hidalgo
Drums – Horacio "El Negro" Hernández
Electric Guitar, Ukulele, Twelve-String Guitar [Acoustic], Acoustic Guitar – Blake Mills
Guitar [Tres], Acoustic Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Electric Guitar, Mandolin – Elmer Ferrer
Keyboards – Peter-John Vettese
Piano – Pucho López
Saxophone – Carlos Manuel Millares
Timbales [Pailas], Maracas – José Luís Quintana (Changuito)
Trombone – Antonio Leal Rodriguez
Trumpet – Fabrizio Bosso, Roberto Garcia, Roberto Molote
Violin [First] – Mónica Betancourt
Vocals, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Organ – Zucchero 

The story of Zucchero, the stage name of singer Adelmo Fornaciari, is one of those odd tales. For someone who has sold 40 million records and has collaborated with musical giants like Miles Davis, John Lee Hooker, Solomon Burke and Elvis Costello, as well as superstars like Sting, Pavarotti, Bono and Eric Clapton, he has yet to become an easily-recognized name in rock circles or in the mainstream music press.

Italy’s biggest rock star is back, however, with a new collection of tracks recorded in Havana and produced by Don Was. Seven well-known songs from his repertoire, like Baila (Sexy Thing), have been rearranged with the hope of bringing out some percussive Latin drive and six have never been released before.

The tracks with the most aggressive rhythms are the most successful here, as shown by the brassy boogaloo of opener Nena, the hyperactively funky L’Urlo, with its joyous pumping organ and Pana, a Latin-jazz duet with Spanish singer Bebe that features a contagious montuno section

Too much of the disc, however, is made up of average rockers and ballads that might have Cuban musicians playing on them, but otherwise do not hint at their Havana setting. A remake of Zucchero’s already-unnecessary cover of the Korgis hit Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime, the thumping, dramatic Love Is All Around (Still) and the generic piano-and-strings ballad Never Is a Moment are among the selections that kill the rhythmic buzz. ---montrealgazette.com

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CD:1

01. Una Rosa Blanca
02. Nena
03. Un Kilo
04. Cuba Libre
05. Never Is A Moment
06. Vedo Nero
07. Baila (Sexy Thing)
08. L'Urlo
09. Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime
10. God Bless The Child
11. Così Celeste
12. Love Is All Around
13. Guantanamera (Guajira)
14. Pana

CD:2

01. Ave Maria No Morro
02. Diamante
03. Pronto
04. Bacco Perbacco
05. Like The Sun (From Out Of Nowhere)
06. Spicinfrin Boy
07. Overdose (D'Amore)
08. Con Le Mani
09. Diavolo In Me
10. Sabor A Ti
11. Senza Una Donna (Without A Woman)
12. X Colpa Di Chi?
13. Quale Senso Abbiamo Noi

    Zucchero - voce, chitarra
    Polo Jones - basso
    Adriano Molinari - batteria
    Horacio Hernandez - batteria
    Kat Dyson - chitarra, cori
    Mario Schillirò - chitarra
    Elmer Ferrer - chitarra
    Nicola Peruch - tastiere
    Joaquín Nuñez Hidalgo - percussioni
    Jorge Luis Nunez - percussioni
    Karel Escalon - timbali
    Lazaro Amauri - tromba
    Osmil Renè - tromba
    Maykel Fernando - trombone
    Dorian Carol - cori
    Dyalis De Regla - cori
    Liuba Calvo – cori

"Una Rosa Blanca" containing the recording of the concert Zucchero had in La Havana, Cuba, in the evening of December 8th, 2012 with his band, plus several prestigious Cuban musicians. "Una Rosa Blanca" is a double album containing the live cd plus the original album "La Session Cubana", already released in November 2012.

„Una Rosa Blanca” to płyta koncertowa, będąca zapisem wyjątkowego występu Zucchero, jaki odbył się 8 grudnia 2012r. w Hawanie. Artysta od dawna zafascynowany niepowtarzalną kubańską energią swoje inspiracje zawarł już na wydanym w ubiegłym roku albumie „La Sesión Cubana”. Nic dziwnego, że właśnie Havana stała się scenerią wyjątkowego koncertu, na którym nie zabrakło największych hitów Zucchero, ale w nowych, latynoskich aranżacjach. Niepowtarzalne wykonania trafiły wprost na płytę „Una Rosa Blanca”. Album zawiera także zupełnie premierowe nagranie - „Quale senso abbiamo noi”, a ponadto został wzbogacony o krążek z muzyką z „La Sesión Cubana”.

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