Gioielli Rubati

"Gioielli Rubati" is a captivating 1985 album by Alice, a celebrated figure in the realms of Italo dance and Italian singer-songwriter genres. Released under Capitol Music, this 31-minute collection features Alice's distinctive, resonant vocals reimagining ten songs by her colleague and friend, Franco Battiato. This album marks a significant moment in Alice's career, as it was the first time she interpreted Battiato's songs that were not originally written for her. Each track, from the evocative "Prospettiva Nevski" to the introspective "Luna Indiana," is imbued with Alice's unique perspective and artistic flair, making "Gioielli Rubati" a standout in her discography. The album's brevity belies its depth, with each song offering a personal and suggestive reinterpretation of Battiato's celebrated compositions. In 1985, Alice was honored with the Premio Tenco for her exceptional performance on "Gioielli Rubati," further cementing its place as a pivotal work in her career. This album is a testament to Alice's versatility and artistry, showcasing her ability to breathe new life into familiar songs.