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Con te partirò

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"Con te partirò" is a famous Italian song. It means "With You I Shall Depart." Francesco Sartori wrote the music. Lucio Quarantotto wrote the words. Andrea Bocelli first sang it in 1995.

The song became a massive hit. It topped the charts in France and Belgium. In Belgium, it was the biggest hit of all time. It stayed at number one for 12 weeks. Later, Bocelli sang a duet with Sarah Brightman. They called this version "Time to Say Goodbye."

This duet version was even more successful. In Germany, it became the biggest-selling single in history. It sold over 2,750,000 copies there. Many people around the world love this song. They sing it in many languages. Some sing it in Spanish as "Por ti volaré." Others sing it in English or German.

Many artists have made their own versions. Donna Summer made a dance version. It reached number one on the US dance charts. The song is still used today. It appeared in the show Squid Game. It is also played at the Bellagio fountains.

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