Bocelli performs ten songs around a loose structure. After the hurly-burly of a metropolitan concert, he longs for the quiet of his rural seaside home in Tuscany. He returns, singing on location; as he sings, he remembers his childhood, particularly his relationship with his playful and attentive father and his joy around horses. He also recalls or imagines an afternoon of lovemaking in an isolated villa. Time in the studio recording "L'Abitudine" with Helena and time at home with his ...[Read Story ]