Litfiba 3

Litfiba 3
Studio album by Litfiba
Released	1988
Genre	Hard rock, new wave
Length	45:24
Label	EMI
Litfiba chronology

Litfiba 3 is the 3rd studio album from the Italian rock band Litfiba that ends the "Trilogy of power" started with first album Desaparecido. It is the last album on which new wave influences can be heard.

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Lyrics deal much with social and political criticism. "Louisiana" is about the death penalty and doubts about guilt, through the example of sentenced Willie Jasper Darden (depicted in the cover). "Santiago" is about Pope John Paul II's visit to Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet. "Tex" is about the genocide of Native Americans.

Track listing

"Santiago" – 3:38
"Amigo" – 3:20
"Louisiana" – 5:32
"Ci sei solo tu" – 4:58
"Paname" – 4:57
"Cuore di vetro" – 4:55
"Tex" – 3:33
"Peste" – 5:30
"Corri" – 3:49
"Bambino" – 5:16

Some editions for export outside Italy also contains 5 live bonus tracks and a different front cover :

11. "Come un dio" – 8:05
12. "Resta" – 3:00
13. "Apapaia" – 4:59
14. "Re del silenzio" – 5:21
15. "Tziganata" – 4:35

Personnel

Piero Pelù – Vocals
Ghigo Renzulli – Guitars
Ringo de Palma – Drums
Antonio Aiazzi – Keyboards
Gianni Maroccolo – Bass
Candelo Cabezas – Percussions
Francesco Magnelli – Piano
Guido Guidoboni – Harmonica
Francesca Mariotti – Castanets
Daniele Trambusti – Percussions

Certifications


Region	Certification	Certified units/sales
Italy sales 1988-1989	—	40,000[1]
^{^}shipments figures based on certification alone

Caroli, Daniele (9 December 1989). "Italy > Talent Challenges" (PDF). Billboard Magazine. Nielsen Business Media, Inc. 101 (49): I-8. ISSN 0006-2510. Retrieved 26 July 2020 – via World Radio History.

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[1] Caroli, Daniele (9 December 1989). "Italy > Talent Challenges" (PDF). Billboard Magazine. Nielsen Business Media, Inc. 101 (49): I-8. ISSN 0006-2510. Retrieved 26 July 2020 – via World Radio History.