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Confessions on a Dance Floor (album)

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Confessions on a Dance Floor is the tenth studio album by Madonna, which combines elements of disco of the 1970s, the 1980s electropop and modern dance music. The singer decided to incorporate features of disco music in their songs, not the desire to remake the music of the past, but as a way of paying tribute to artists such as Bee Gees and Giorgio Moroder. The songs reflect the thoughts of Madonna on love, fame and religion, hence the name of Confessions on a Dance Floor. This issue turned out to be completely opposite to that included in its previous production, American Life (2003) .The topics in this album were a directed diatribe American society. However, Madonna decided to take a different direction for her new job.

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Confessions on a Dance Floor is the tenth studio album by Madonna, which combines elements of disco of the 1970s, the 1980s electropop and modern dance music. The singer decided to incorporate features of disco music in their songs, not the desire to remake the music of the past, but as a way of paying tribute to artists such as Bee Gees and Giorgio Moroder. The songs reflect the thoughts of Madonna on love, fame and religion, hence the name of Confessions on a Dance Floor. This issue turned out to be completely opposite to that included in its previous production, American Life (2003) .The topics in this album were a directed diatribe American society. However, Madonna decided to take a different direction for her new job. Four singles from the album were obtained. "Hung Up", the first, became one of the most successful singles of Madonna worldwide, to reach number one on the charts in 41 countries. It was followed by "Sorry" another chart success and twelfth number one singer in the UK. "Get Together" and "Jump" were published as the third and fourth singles respectively, both being successful in the dance charts. The promotion of the album continued in 2006 with the Confessions Tour, which was a success that led her to be the most successful tour for a solo until that time.