Troppo Tempo

Fossati’s unique style dramatically contrasted Pausini’s usual pop-oriented music. "Troppo Tempo" adheres more closely to Fossati's more laid-back, easy-listening style.

The song implies regret and lost time, a shift from the often uplifting, lovelorn themes prevalent in Pausini's work. It brings a more solemn and introspective experience to listeners.

Despite featuring Fossati, “Troppo Tempo” was the only song in the album “20 – The Greatest Hits” not to be sung by Pausini in duet or in collaboration with other singers during the live performances.

The official music video of "Troppo Tempo" was set to be released in 2013, but for some reason, it circulated only in certain circles and did not garner widespread attention.

"Troppo Tempo" was well received by critics and fans alike, further solidifying Pausini's place in music history as one of the leading Italian singers of her generation. Despite its melancholy tone, fans appreciated the song for its introspective message and its divergence from Pausini's typically energetic style.

“Troppo Tempo” didn't chart directly as it was not released as a single. However, its mother album, "20 - The Greatest Hits", reached #11 on the US Billboard's Latin Pop Albums chart.

The success of the song "Troppo Tempo" and its album set the stage for her subsequent album's success. The song is often considered as a stepping stone to Pausini's shift in music style, manifested in her later works.