Mentre tutto cambia

The album was preceded by the single "Senza riserva", published on 16 March 2012 and certified gold for more than 15,000 digital sales.^[2] The single has won the Premio Donne at Italian Videoclip Award 2012.^[3] "Tra due minuti è primavera" and "Per una notte o per sempre" were subsequently released as singles.

In 2012, the album received the honorable mention at the Lunezia Award.^[4]

The track "Tutto sommato" was part of the soundtrack of the Dutch film Toscaanse Bruiloft.^[5] In January 2014, the song was released as a single in the Netherlands, coinciding with the album's release by Warner Music Netherlands.^[6][7][8]

The Dutch iTunes store includes two bonus tracks, the song "Non so ballare" (from the album Non so ballare) and an unreleased bonus track, "Capirai".^[9][10]

The album debuted at ninth place in the ranking FIMI Albums chart,^[11] the highest position achieved by this album, even after.^[12]

In FIMI year-end, the album ranked as the 72nd best-selling album in Italy in 2012.^[13]

From 27 July 2012 Annalisa makes its first solo tour, the Mentre tutto cambia Tour. The tour is divided into two parts, the first called pretour summer, starting with the zero date of the same date 27 July in Bellaria-Igea Marina in Sala Congressi and comprising 12 stages, took place mainly in squares and ended on 30 September following a Sturno in Piazza Auferio; the second, which began on 27 October and called theatrical fall tour, including the presence of stages and sets the 60s', sees the first two dates Rome and Milan, promoted by the publication of the third single Per una notte o per sempre,^[14] the preview of the second version. Both versions are organized by F&P Group and sponsored by Radio Italia. Below are the stages divided into the two parts mentioned.^{[15][16][17][18]}