Non so ballare

The aforementioned digital version titled Non so ballare (Deluxe With Booklet) contains the same tracks and the digital booklet.[3] The album consists of 11 tracks[4] and lasts nearly 40 minutes. It contains the two proposed pieces to Sanremo Music Festival 2013, the title track Non so ballare (written and composed by Ermal Meta the leader of La Fame di Camilla[5]) the opening track of the disc, and the first single extract, Scintille, written and composed by Dario Faini with Antonio Galbiati. The latter remained in the race at the festival and finished ninth.[6] This song – that represented Italy in the sixth edition of International Song Contest: The Global Sound,[7] in November 2013 – won the competition.[8] The second single extract – "Alice e il blu", written by Dario Faini – was published on April 12, 2013.[9] This song represented Italy at the OGAE Song Contest[10] and won third place.[11] It was also nominated for Best video at the World Music Awards 2013.[12] Subsequently, the third single – A modo mio amo, edited in both text and in the music from Roberto Casalino – came out June 24, 2013.[13]

The album is composed by Dario Faini, Antonio Galbiati, Fabio Campedelli, Roberto Casalino, Niccolò Verrienti, Andrea Amati and Emiliano Cecere. Representing the historical authors of the singer, or the first time we find Ermal Meta.[14] Meta signature is in writing and composition in several songs, including the second song presented at Sanremo Music Festival 2013, as well as title track of the same album.[15] The track Tutta l'altra gente is an adaptation of a piece by writer and composer, Annalisa,[16] present in the SIAE with the title L’altra gente. The version on the album is also present in the same file and features the same Annalisa as the sole author of the text. The music is also by Annalisa in conjunction with Giuseppe Perris and called Pino Perris. Perris's role in the passage was mainly to treat harmony.[14][15]

In this work, the record singer has managed all vocal arrangements, later also intervened Roberta Bacciolo. Davide Graziano – former drummer of the Africa Unite – studied both the artistic production and the arrangements. The arrangement of the strings instead of Daniel Bestonzo and Massimo Camarca. Fabrizio Argiolas was involved in the recording, mixing, mastering and editing of the music and the voices of the disc with the help of Christian De Maestri.[15] The musicians include: Alessandro Svampa, Massimo Camarca, Stefano Camarca, Daniel Bestonzo and the aforementioned David Graziano. Special guestparticipants include: Claudio Broglio, Cecio Grano, Roberta Bacciolo, DJ Double S, Mr. T-bone and Manuel Zigante. Annalisa directs male voicals on the chorus called Il Coro del Gigante in Io tu e noi.[15]

The album debuted at ninth place in the ranking FIMI Albums chart,[21] In the following week Non so ballare that reached the six position in the official Italian album chart.[22] In FIMI year-end, the album ranked as the 89th best-selling album in Italy in 2013.[23]