I think I've told you all how I'm gay for Mina. Chronologically listening, I'm a little over 60 albums of hers in now (she has something like 92) and am in 2005.
She decides to do a Sinatra Songbook album, seven years after his death, after he influenced much of her singing career. It's an ambitious take for any singer to try to fit in those shoes without sounding like an amateur and looking like an idiot.
But her talent and career has so much weight that she pulls it off with honor and grace, with amazing jazz arrangements.
L'alliera (the album title) means "the student": her as a student of Frank Sinatra. It's a beautiful tribute album.