Strano il mio destino (Live & studio 95/96)

Opening the album is the title track Strano il mio destino, written by Giorgia together with the famous Italian lyricist Maurizio Fabrizio. The album's was produced entirely by "La Coccinella s.r.l." (which would later become "Dischi di Cioccolata s.r.l."). The final track contains a remix of E c'è ancora mare, one of the most well known of Giorgia's songs (together with Come saprei from her previous album "Come Thelma & Louise"), which was created in the studio, and was produced and arranged by Celso Valli with the artistic production of Michele Torpedine. This remix was described as a "Pulp Beat Version", where the term "pulp" actually refers to the recording studio where it was made, and not as a new genre of music as is widely believed.

The remaining five songs composing the central tracks of the album, originate from her concerts during her concert tour of Italy in 1995. At this point in her career Giorgia had become even more well-known. She had sung with Luciano Pavarotti on his album Pavarotti and friends, and also sang at the concert held in the Vatican, which included Pope John Paul II in the audience. She also released a single, "Vivo per lei" with Andrea Bocelli, who had also sung at the San Remo festival, winning the New Artists category, the same year as Giorgia had sung with her hit "E poi".

Giorgia was involved in the composition and vocal arrangements of the tracks, entering a more mature phase of her career, thanks to the initial encouragement of Pino Daniele, which she would continue into her following album Mangio Troppo Cioccolata.