It won the 30th edition of the Sanremo Music Festival.

The song marked Cutugno's solo debut at the Sanremo Music Festival, following two partecipations with the band Albatros.

[3] In spite of being poorly received by critics, the song was a major international hit, being recorded in several languages including French, Spanish, German, Russian and Flemish.

[1] Artists who covered the song include Michèle Torr, Nino de Angelo, Willy Sommers, Peter Orloff, Diana Gurtskaya.

[1][4][5] Solo noi at Discogs (list of releases)