Playlist
Mina Essentials
Apple Music Pop Italiano
Tracks: 55208:02
Italy's original it-girl showcases the versatility in her oeuvre.
Updated Dec 20, 2025
Tracks 55
- 1Oggi Ti Amo Di Più3:59
- 2Studio Uno '663:02
- 3Mina in Studio3:51
- 4L'animale4:42
- 5The Platinum Collection (2001 Remaster) [Deluxe Edition]4:20
- 6Minantologia4:51
- 7Ti amo come un pazzo3:29
- 8Mina Celentano3:44
- 9Del mio meglio n. 43:22
- 10Olio4:37
- 11Cinquemilaquarantatre (2001 Remastered Version)3:54
- 12Del mio meglio n. 1 (2001 Remastered Version)2:28
- 13Attila, vol. 14:24
- 14Ti amo come un pazzo4:10
- 15The Platinum Collection (2001 Remaster) [Deluxe Edition]4:52
- 16Mina Fossati4:34
- 17Italian Classics, Vol. 23:05
- 18Cremona3:39
- 19Paradiso (Lucio Battisti Songbook)4:08
- 20BUTTALO VIA - Single4:05
- 21Se telefonando2:35
- 22The Platinum Collection (2001 Remaster) [Deluxe Edition]3:12
- 23Italian Classics, Vol. 23:06
- 24The Platinum Collection (2001 Remaster) [Deluxe Edition]4:18
- 25Del mio meglio n. 1 (2001 Remastered Version)4:09
- 26Dilettevoli Eccedenze N.22:56
- 27Adesso è facile (feat. Manuel Agnelli) - Single3:51
- 28Paradiso (Lucio Battisti Songbook)4:31
- 29Mi sei scoppiato dentro il cuore3:34
- 30Le migliori4:31
- 31Cassiopea: Italian Songbook4:27
- 324 anni di successi3:02
- 33Del Mio Meglio (Boxset)2:56
- 34GASSA D'AMANTE3:53
- 35The Platinum Collection (2001 Remaster) [Deluxe Edition]3:44
- 36Se telefonando2:38
- 37Studio Uno3:13
- 38Bula bula3:59
- 39Incontro Con Mina (Remaster)3:35
- 40The Platinum Collection (2001 Remaster) [Deluxe Edition]3:29
- 41Scritte per Mina... Firmato: Paolo Limiti (2001 - Remaster)3:25
- 42Caramella4:05
- 43The Platinum Collection (2001 Remaster) [Deluxe Edition]4:36
- 44Del mio meglio n. 1 (2001 Remastered Version)3:46
- 45Italiana, vol. 25:08
- 46Frutta e verdura4:00
- 47Amanti di valore4:24
- 48Sabato sera Studio Uno 19672:40
- 49The Platinum Collection (2001 Remaster) [Deluxe Edition]3:17
- 50Singolare Mina4:02
About this playlist
This high priestess of Italian jazz-pop has dominated charts for decades, and rightly so. The three-octave range soprano retired from public life in the seventies — but her operatic lilt, TV presence, the collaborations with Morricone and Battisti, and fearless flouting of the societal morals of her day remain an inspiration to the many modern stars following in her footsteps. Taming R&B, bossa nova and Neapolitan song over the course of her storied career, Anna Maria Mazzini is widely recognized as the voice of a generation.