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No tengo dinero (Righeira song)

1983 single by Righeira From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

No tengo dinero (Righeira song)
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"No tengo dinero" is a song by the Italian Italo disco duo Righeira from their 1983 debut album Righeira. It was written by Michael Righeira, the duo's backing vocalist and producers Carmelo La Bionda and Michelangelo La Bionda.[1] While not as successful as their earlier single, "Vamos a la playa", the song nonetheless achieved high popularity, hitting 12th place in Germany.[2] Much like their previous single, the song is written in Spanish because it was considered an unusual combination with electronic pop music,[3] and celebrating in spite of hardship (in this case poverty, as opposed to nuclear war).

Quick Facts Single by Righeira, from the album Righeira ...
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Commercial performance

In Italy, it reached the fifteenth position on the Musica e dischi chart.[4]

Music video

The music video for "No tengo dinero" was directed by Pierluigi de Mas, who had previously worked with Righeira in the videos for "Vamos a la playa" and "Luciano Serra Pilota" (1983).[5] The aesthetics of the video where inspired by italian futurism (the video includes footage of the Regia Aeronautica and the House with external elevators from architect Antonio Sant'Elia) and animated by rotoscopy.

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Track listing and formats

  • Italian 7-inch single[6]
A. "No tengo dinero" – 3:20
B. "Dinero Scratch" – 3:28
  • German 7-inch single[7]
A. "No tengo dinero" – 3:38
B. "Dinero Scratch" – 3:28
  • German 12-inch maxi-single[8]
A. "No tengo dinero" – 5:30
B. "Dinero Scratch" – 4:58
  • US 12-inch single[9]
A. "No tengo dinero" – 5:30
B. "Tanzen mit Righeira" – 5:31

Credits and personnel

  • Johnson Righeira – vocals
  • Michael Righeira – songwriter, vocals
  • Carmelo La Bionda – songwriter, producer
  • Michelangelo La Bionda – songwriter, producer
  • Hermann Weindorf – co-producer, arranger
  • Berthold Weindorf – engineering, mixing
  • Ben Fenner – engineering, mixing

Credits and personnel adapted from the Righeira album and 7-inch single liner notes.[10][6]

Charts

Weekly charts

More information Chart (1983–1984), Peak position ...

References

Bibliography

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