Stupida

2009 EP by Alessandra Amoroso From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Stupida is the debut extended play by Italian singer Alessandra Amoroso. It was released on April 10, 2009 by Sony Music Italy. The EP includes the single "Immobile", performed by Amoroso during her partecipation at Amici di Maria De Filippi and the title track "Stupida".

ReleasedApril 10, 2009
Genre
Length25:33
LabelSony Music Italy
Quick facts EP by Alessandra Amoroso, Released ...
Stupida
EP by
Alessandra Amoroso
ReleasedApril 10, 2009
Genre
Length25:33
LabelSony Music Italy
ProducerMario Lavezzi
Alessandra Amoroso chronology
Stupida
(2009)		 Senza nuvole
(2009)
Singles from Stupida
  1. "Immobile"
    Released: January 16, 2009
  2. "Stupida"
    Released: March 27, 2009
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The EP sold 35,000 copies on the first day after release. Within ten days it had reached platinum status by exceeding 70,000 units sold. On May 23, 2009, the EP sold 140,000 copies and was certified double platinum. By July 2012, it was certified triple platinum by the Federation of the Italian Music Industry.[1]

Track listing

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Stupida track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Stupida"
  • Diego Calvetti
  • Federica Camba
  • Daniele Coro
3:36
2."Splendida follia"
  • Calvetti
  • Camba
  • Coro
  • Emiliano Cecere
3:45
3."Immobile"
  • Camba
  • Coro
3:21
4."È ora di te"
  • Camba
  • Coro
3:39
5."Stella incantevole"
  • Calvetti
  • Camba
  • Coro
  • Sergio Vinci
3:51
6."Da qui"
  • Calvetti
  • Camba
  • Coro
  • Cecere
  • Mauro Rosati
3:22
7."Per ora per un po'"Roberto Casalino3:40
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Charts

EP

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Chart Peak position
Italy Albums Chart FIMI 1[2]
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Singles

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Single Chart Position
"Immobile" Italians Single Chart[3] 1
"Stupida" Italians Single Chart[4] 1
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Stupida Tour

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Stupida Tour
Tour by Alessandra Amoroso
LocationItaly
Associated albumStupida
Start dateApril 12, 2009
End dateSeptember 22, 2009
No. of shows36
Alessandra Amoroso concert chronology
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In the summer of 2009 Alessandra Amoroso performed at over fifty concerts in Italy and including the Amiche per l'Abruzzo benefit gala organized by Laura Pausini and the Wind Music Awards. She also took part in all rounds of the Amici di Maria De Filippi talent show and several stages of the Radio Norba Battiti Live Tour.

Personnel

Alessandra Amoroso - vocals

Setlist

The order and choice of songs varied from show to show and included:

  1. Stupida
  2. Immobile
  3. Find a way
  4. Stella incantevole
  5. Splendida follia
  6. Da qui
  7. X ora, x un po'
  8. Estranei a partire da ieri*
  9. If I Ain't Got You (cover of Alicia Keys)
  10. Respect (cover of Aretha Franklin)
  11. Think (cover of Aretha Franklin)
  12. Chasing Pavements (cover of Adele)
  13. Almeno tu nell'universo (cover of Mia Martini)
  14. True colors (cover of Cyndi Lauper)
  15. Ancora ancora ancora (cover of Mina)
  16. Rehab (cover of Amy Winehouse)
  17. No one (cover of Alicia Keys)
  18. Feeling Better (cover of Malika Ayane)
  19. Rain on Your Parade (cover of Duffy)
  20. Can't Take My Eyes off You (cover of Frankie Valli)
  21. One (cover of U2)

* First sung on August 30 at Gallipoli.

Tour dates
Alessandra Amoroso singing during a concert in Turin on September 11, 2009
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Year Month Day Show
2009 April 12 Lecce, Piazza Santo Oronzo[5]
June 20 Otranto, Piazza Castello[6]
23 Gallarate, Piazza Garibaldi[7]
28 Battipaglia, Piazza Amendola[8]
29 Tarquinia, Cittadella dei giovani[9]
July 10 Milan, Rha Bar[10]
11 Brescia, Autodromo Franciacorta[11]
13 Salerno, Parco del mercatello[12]
17 Sassari, Stadio Vanni Sanna[13]
28 San Gimignano, Stadio Santa Lucia[14]
30 Valmontone, Via della Pace[15]
August 3 San Pietro a Maida, Piazza largo Dante[16]
4 Viterbo, Teatro Romano di Ferento[17]
5 San Benedetto del Tronto, Piazza Bice Piacentini[18]
6 Sora, Campo sportivo[19]
11 Sant'Egidio del Monte Albino, Piazza Alfonso Pepe[20]
13 San Pietro Vernotico, Piazza del popolo[21]
14 Brindisi, Piazzale Lenio Fiacco[22]
15 Padua, Prato della valle[23]
16 Asiago, Piazza Carli[24]
17 Monte di Procida, Piazza XXVII Gennaio[25]
18 Sant'Agata di Puglia, Piazza Perillo[26]
19 Lecce, Stadio Vittorio Trepuzzi[27]
20 Reggio Calabria, Lungomare[28]
22 Molfetta, Parco Miragica[29]
22 Melpignano, Piazza del sole[30]
23 Paravati, Piazza largo Dante[31]
24 Alcamo, Stadio comunale Lelio Catella[32]
25 Lecce, Piazza Partigiani[33]
30 Gallipoli, Discoteca Praja[34]
31 Martina Franca, Stadio comunale Tursi[35]
September 4 Almarena, Parcheggio via Alvarez[36]
5 Comiziano, Piazza San Severino[37]
6 Reggio Emilia, Piazza Vittoria[38]
11 Turin, Palaruffini[39]
22 Lusciano, Piazza Vittoria[40]
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