| | Luna Pop ...Squerez? CD Luna Pop Discography of CDs
Italian pop/rock band Luna Pop started playing under the name of Senza Filtro in 1997, changing its name two years later. Luna Pop made its live debut at San Marino's festival, performing a song called 'Qualcosa di Grande' & soon signing up to Universal International, releasing '50 Special,' followed by 'Un Giorno Migliore.' Later, the group had the opportunity to participate in the prestigious San Remos festival with 'Mary Sedutta In Un Pub.' On December 3, 1999, Luna Pop's ...Squerez? was released, climbing to the local Top Ten in March of 2000. A year later, the band achieved four Italian Music Awards. Warner. 2003. Luna Pop ...Squerez? Songs | 1. | Qualcosa di Grande |
| 2. | Un Giorno Migliore - (Italian) |
| 3. | 50 Special - (Italian) |
| 4. | Resta con Me - (Italian) |
| 5. | Vorrei - (Italian) |
| 6. | Se Ci Sarai - (Italian) |
| 7. | Metro' - (Italian) |
| 8. | Niente di Piu' - (Italian) |
| 9. | Cara Maggie - (Italian) |
| 10. | Zapping - (Italian) |
| 11. | Questo Pianoforte - (Italian) |
| 12. | Silvia Stai Dormendo - (Italian) |
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