1974

Celentano a interprété la chanson au moins deux fois à la télévision italienne. Dans le quatrième épisode de la série de variétés Milleluci de 1974, il danse avec Raffaella Carrà, qui se synchronise sur la voix de Mori. Dans un épisode de Formula Due, la chanson apparaît dans un sketch comique dans lequel il incarne un enseignant.

Associated  Performer, Conga: Ray Barretto
Associated  Performer, Trombone: Willie Colón
Associated  Performer, Piano, Organ, Producer, Executive  Producer: Larry Harlow
Associated  Performer, Guiro, Bells, Producer, Recording  Producer: Johnny Pacheco
Associated  Performer, Bongos: Roberto Roena
Associated  Performer, Bass  Guitar: Bobby Valentin
Associated  Performer, Vocals: Justo Betancourt
Associated  Performer, Vocals: Santos Colón
Associated  Performer, Vocals: Héctor Lavoe
Associated  Performer, Vocals: Ismael Miranda
Associated  Performer, Vocals: Pete "El Conde" Rodríguez
Associated  Performer, Trombone: Lewis Kahn
Associated  Performer, Trumpet: Ray Maldonado
Associated  Performer, Timbales: Nicky Marrero
Associated  Performer, Trumpet: Victor Paz
Associated  Performer, Trombone: Barry Rogers
Associated  Performer, Triangle: Yomo Toro
Associated  Performer, Trumpet: Lou Soloff
Associated  Performer, Trumpet: Luis Perico Ortiz
Associated  Performer, Vocals: Bobby Cruz
Associated  Performer, Vocals: Cheo Feliciano
Associated  Performer, Vocals: Ismael Quintana
Associated  Performer, Piano: Ricardo "Richie" Ray
Associated  Performer, Electric  Guitar: Jorge "Malo" Santana
Associated  Performer, Drums: Billy Cobham
Studio  Personnel, Mastering  Engineer: Bob Katz
Producer, Executive  Producer: Jerry Masucci
Studio  Personnel, Recording  Engineer, Mix  Engineer: Alan Manger
Studio  Personnel, Mix  Engineer: Jon Fausty
Studio  Personnel, Mix  Engineer: Bernie Fox
Associated  Performer, Conga: Mongo Santamaría
Associated  Performer, Saxophone: Manu Dibango
Composer  Lyricist: José Luis Feliciano