Tutte le migliori is a compilation album by Italian singers Mina and Adriano Celentano, released on 1 December 2017 by PDU and Clan Celentano and distributed by Sony Music.
Background
In November 2016, during a press conference on the occasion of the presentation of the album Le migliori, the producers of the project, Claudia Mori and Massimiliano Pani, announced the reissue of the album for Christmas 2017 as a box set with the first joint album of artists, Mina Celentano, and two new songs.[1]
In November 2017, when it became known about the release of this album, it turned out that it would be a collection of the best duets of Mina and Celentano, as well as their best solo recordings, there would also be only one new song, "Eva".[citation needed]
Release
The compilation itself was released on 1 December 2017. It became number three on the Italian chart, as well as fifty-third on the Swiss chart.
Standard edition: Includes two CDs. The first one contains eleven tracks, among which ten are a collection of the best duets by Mina and Celentano and one new song; the second disc includes eighteen solo best songs by both artists. This version is also available in digital format.
Gift edition: Includes four CDs. The first two are the standard edition, the other two are the studio albums Mina Celentano (1998) and Le migliori (2016). The version also includes a digibook.
Vinyl edition: Includes three vinyl records with the best duets and solo tracks (actually Tutte le migliori itself).
Picture disc edition: Includes five vinyl records (picture disc) with albums Tutte le migliori, Mina Celentano and Le migliori.
Limited edition: Includes five vinyl records with all the songs from the gift edition and six posters.[3]
Promotion
Before the album was released on 10 November 2017, the single "Eva" was released. Its authors were Luigi De Renzo and Andrea Gallo. A lyric video shot by Gaetano Morbioli was also posted on the duo's YouTube channel.[4]
In addition, on the occasion of the release of the collection, on 2 December 2017, on Rai 1, a special edition of Fratelli d'Italia was broadcast, dedicated to the creative duo of Mina and Adriano Celentano; the director was Vincenzo Mollica. The program was watched by about four and a half million viewers.[5]