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Italian Superstar Laura Pausini has finally released her new greatest hits compilation Album “20 – The Greatest Hits” to celebrate her 20th anniversary in the music industry. 

The album comes preceded by the lead single “Limpido”  or “Limpio” in Spanish, a collaboration with Australian Pop Queen Kylie Minogue. Laura also has a new version of the single “In assenza di te“ which was released in 1998.

Laura has released ten studio albums, an international greatest hits album and two compilation albums. All of her albums were top-five hits on the Italian Albums Chart, and six of them reached the first position. Pausini has also released 14 top-ten singles in Italy, including five number-ones. As of 2011, according to Warner Music Italy, Pausini had sold 70 million albums, compilations, singles and dvds worldwide.

During her career, she has won numerous music awards, including three Latin Grammy Awards, a Billboard Latin Music Award and four World Music Awards. In 2006 she also became the first Italian female artist to win a Grammy Award receiving the accolade for Best Latin Pop Album for the record Escucha. 

Tracklist of "20 - The Greatest Hits"

1. “Laura 1976 – Ramaya”
2. “La solitudine” / “La soledad” (with Ennio Morricone) [New Version 2013]
3. “Non c’è” / “Se fué” (with Marc Anthony) [New Version 2013]
4. “Gente” (New Version 2013)
5. “Strani amori” / “Amores extraños” (New Version 2013)
6. “Incancellabile” / “Inolvidable” (New Version 2013)
7. “Le cose che vivi” / “Las cosas que vives” / “Tudo o que eu vivo” (with Ivete Sangalo) [New Version 2013]
8. “It’s Not Goodbye” (New Version 2013)
9. “One More Time”
10. “Tra te e il mare” / “Entre tú y mil mares” (New Version 2013)
11. “Every Day Is a Monday” (Remastered)
12. “E ritorno da te” / “Volveré junto a ti” (New Version 2013)
13. “Surrender” (New Version 2013)
14. “Vivimi” / “Víveme” (with Alejandro Sanz) [New Version 2013]
15. “Come se non fosse stato mai amore” / “Como si no nos hubiéramos amado” (Remastered)
16. “Mi abbandono a te” / “Me abandono a ti” (Remastered)
17. “Prendo te” (New Version 2013)
18. “You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine” (with Michael Bublè) [Live 2005]
19. “She” (Uguale a lei) [New Version 2013]
20. “Surrender to Love” (with Ray Charles)
21. “Dare to Live” (Vivere) / “Vive ya!” [with Andrea Bocelli]
22. “Te amaré” (with Miguel Bosé)
23. “Ascolta il tuo cuore” (Live 2007)
24. “Io canto” / “Je chante” (with Lara Fabian) [New Version 2013]
25. “Paris au mois d’août” (with Charles Aznavour)
26. “Invece no” / “En cambio no” (Remastered)
27. “Primavera in anticipo (It Is My Song)” / “Primavera anticipada (It Is My Song)” [with James Blunt] {Remastered}
28. “Con la musica alla radio” / “Con la música en la radio” (New Version 2013)
29. “Un’emergenza d’amore” (Live 2009)
30. “Non ho mai smesso” / “Jamás abandoné” (Remastered)
31. “Benvenuto” / “Bienvenido” (Remastered)
32. “Celeste” (Remastered)
33. “Paola” (New Version 2013)
34. “Resta in ascolto” / “Escucha atento” (Live 2012)
35. “Dove resto solo io” / “Donde quedo solo yo” (Original New Track)
36. “Limpido” (Solo Version) [Original New Track]
37. “Se non te” / “Sino a ti” (Original New Track)
38. “Limpido” / “Limpio” (with Kylie Minogue) [Original New Track]
39. “In assenza di te” (New Version 2013)

Irish Superstars U2 are due to release a new album in April 2014, according to reports which also claim the album could be announced at the Super Bowl XLVIII in February. Madonna's manager Guy Oseary, who has been running U2's day-to-day affairs, is reaching out to potential sponsors on the band's behalf. The album announcement would be seen by tens of millions of TV viewers during the half-time of the annual NFL final on February 2. 

U2's last Album "No Line On The Horizon" was released in 2009 and debuted at No.1 in 30 Countries! Adam Clayton says the band are trying to get the songs "absolutely right" prior to Christmas. Earlier this year U2 were reportedly spotted entering a New York studio with Coldplay's Chris Martin, fuelling speculation that the singer may appear on the band's new album. All four members of the rock group were seen at the Electric Lady Studios in New York in May. The Album is being produced by Danger Mouse and the project is finally near completion. 

As for what the new music could sound like, in a recent interview, longtime producer Daniel Lanois commented on the new U2 songs. “It sounded amazing, very, very big and powerful-sounding,” he said. “Some of it was adventurous. There were shades of ‘Achtung Baby.’” U2 also recently revealed their first new song in three years: “Ordinary Love,” a soaring anthem that will appear on the soundtrack to the forthcoming film Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. The song will also be released on 10-inch vinyl for Record Store Day's Black Friday Event.

This is the band's second No. 1 album. It also bowed atop the list with its last set, 2010's "The Suburbs." However, that record started with a slightly larger figure: 156,000.

"Reflektor" is distributed by Universal Music Group, the band's first album with major distribution. Its previous sets went through Warner Music's indie distribution arm Alternative Distribution Alliance. Another change in the world of Arcade Fire is that it has a new partner in Capitol Records, which is promoting the album to radio. (The band is still with its longtime label Merge Records, which celebrates its sixth top 10 with "Reflektor.")

Last week's No. 1, Katy Perry's "PRISM," falls to No. 2 with 92,000 and a 68% sales decline. That second-week dip is the smallest for a No. 1 debut since August, when the Civil Wars' self-titled album fell by 66% in its second frame. Of the 10 No. 1 debuts after that (not including Arcade Fire), the largest second-week dip was Justin Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience (2 of 2)," which dropped by 80%.