Review by Mirela Iepurela

Marino Marini Ed Il Suo Quartetto's album "Nel Blu Dipinto Nel Blue Learni The Blues Domenica E Sempre Domenica Dimmi Una Bugia" is a delightful collection of classic Italian songs from the 1950s and 60s. The quartet's signature sound, which features Marini's smooth vocals and the band's impeccable instrumentation, is showcased perfectly in this album.

The album kicks off with the title track, "Nel Blu Dipinto Nel Blue," which is a cheerful and upbeat tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The quartet's rendition of "Learni The Blues" is equally impressive, with Marini's soulful voice bringing a new dimension to the classic jazz standard.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Domenica E Sempre Domenica," a playful tune that showcases the quartet's ability to create a lively and danceable rhythm, and "Dimmi Una Bugia," a beautiful ballad that highlights Marini's emotive vocals.

Summary by Mirela Iepurela

"Nel Blu Dipinto Nel Blue Learni The Blues Domenica E Sempre Domenica Dimmi Una Bugia" is a wonderful album that will transport listeners back to a time when Italian music was at its best. The quartet's talent and passion for the music is evident in every track, making this album a must-have for fans of classic Italian music.