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Italian pop vocalist, Mina, sings ten songs by Renato Zero in this 2001 album.
Release from famous Italian diva performing songs written by popular singer and composer Renato Zero. Mina No. 0 Songs | 1. | Neri |
| 2. | Il Cielo |
| 3. | I Migliori Anni Della Nos |
| 4. | Fermoposta |
| 5. | Galeotto Fu il Canotto |
| 6. | Mi Vendo |
| 7. | Amico |
| 8. | Cercami |
| 9. | Profumi Balocchi E Marito |
| 10. | Ha Tanti Cieli la Luna |
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