Long is good, says Ramazzotti, and he makes this album a good one. Once you get warmed up to "Eros," you refuse to leave it; his versatility is at his best here without losing the curious nasal appeal. Thrilling and smooth, from the jumpy "Ma che bello questo amore," through duets with A. Bocelli and Tina Turner, to the sultry (can I use that word?) "Se bastarse una canzone," his sound is as sexy now as it was ten years ago. Dance the night away to it, but be careful--it is dangerous. Without doubt, Ramazzotti reminds the audience--once again--that music was invented for the Italian language.