1.    Amore Odio (A. Sotgiu/A. Vialardi) 3:26
2.    Mamma Maria (C. Minellono/D. Farina) 2:57
3.    Cosa Sei (C. Minellono/D. Farina) 3:56
4.    Dimmi Che Mi Ami (C. Minellono/D. Farina) 3:12
5.    Voulez Vous Dancer (C. Minellono/P. Cassella/D. Farina) 3:47
6.    Made In Italy (C. Minellono/G. Reverberi/D. Farina) 2:59
7.    Musica Vita Mia (A. Sotgiu/D. Di Martino) 3:21
8.    Piccolo Amore (C. Minellono/D. Farina) 3:37
9.    Acapulco (C. Minellono/D. Farina) 3:40
10.    Sarà perché ti amo (Pupo/D. Pace/D. Farina) 3:35
11.    Perdutamente Amore (A. Sotgiu/A. Vialardi) 3:05
12.    Come Vorrei (C. Minellono/D. Farina) 3:34

Ricchi E Poveri  are:
Franco Gatti, Angela Brambati, Angelo Sotgiu.

Ricchi e Poveri (The Rich and The Poor) is one of the most famous Italian pop music groups in Europe and Latin America. Active since the late 1960s, they have sold over 20 million records.

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1 	Dimmi Quando 	3:18
2 	Buonanotte Fiorellino 	3:01
3 	L' Anno Che Verra 	4:05
4 	Scende La Pioggia 	3:44
5 	Come Vorrei 	2:54
6 	Se M' Innamoro 	3:45
7 	Samarcanda 	3:20
8 	La Luce Dell' Est 	4:00
9 	Azzurro 	3:20
10 	Casa Mia 	3:28
11 	Cosa Sei 	3:18
12 	Mami Mami 	3:40

Aangelo Sotgiu, Angela Brambati, Franco Gatti - vocals

Italian 80s light pop album by three member group. The B-side is the best where the first four songs is pretty good. The rest of the album is of a more even quality. ---lalind, rateyourmusic.com

Rare and excellent high quality CD, beautiful melodies. I can feel the atmosphere of Italy and rich life listening to it. This is what I needed, this is what I was looking for, this is what I have, this is what I live by. Gold unforgetable album! ---amazon.com

Italy's Ricchi e Poveri (The Rich and the Poor) was formed as a vocal band in 1967 by Franco Gatti (born on October 4, 1945, in Genoa), Angela Brambati (born on October 20, 1949, in Genoa), Angelo Sotgiu (born on February 22, 1947, in Trinita d'Agultu), and Marina Occhiena (born on March 10, 1959, in Genoa). In 1970 and 1971, they won second prizes at the Sanremo festival with the songs "La Prima Cosa Bella" and "Che Sarà," becoming one of Italy's most popular groups. In the 1980s, after Occhiena had left the band, the remaining three shifted toward a more lightweight, dance-oriented music. One of Sanremo's regulars, Ricchi e Poveri finally won first prize in 1985 with "Se M'Innamoro." ---Yuri German, allmusic.com

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