Buona Vita (English: Good Life; Greek: Ωραία Ζωή) is the 1st Italian and 18th studio album by Greek recording artist Katy Garbi. The album will be released commercially in Italy on June 8, 2013 by EGEA Music, with releases in various European locations thereafter. The album was produced by well-known Italian Producer Alberto Zeppieri.

The album contains 12 newly recorded tracks, all Italian remakes of Garbi's hits as well as some well-known Italian tracks, including 5 duets with well-known Italian artists such as Ornella Vanoni and Carlo Marrale.

Zeppieri listened Garbi's song "Esena Mono", and immediately fell in love with her voice, as well as many of her hits written by Greek composers such as Phoebus, Nikos Antipas, and Peagasus. After contacting Garbi, he proposed a challenge in which he would select tracks from her lengthy Greek repertoire and adapt them to Italian lyrics and musical taste, of which she would re-record in the Italian language. Garbi happily accepted, and travelled to Milan, Italy to commence the recording of the adapted material.

1. Scolpiscimi nel fango (I sculpt in the mud) – originally the song "Syneffa" from the album "Pazl" (2011), music by Nikos Antypas – 3:21

2. Ti sento (Se niotho) (I hear you (I fell you)) (Duet with Carlo Marrale) – originally the song "Ti sento" which had sung by Matia Bazar from the album "Melancholia" (1986), written by Salvatore Stellita, Sergio Cossu and Carlo Marrale – 3:33

3. A te soltanto (Just for you) – originally the song "Esena mono" from the album "Emmones Idees" (2003), music by Dimitris Kontopoulos – 3:33

4. Egoista (Selfish) – originally the song "Ego" from the album "Pazl" (2011), music by Nikos Antypas – 3:10

5. Buona vita (Zalizoi) (Good life (Amazing)) (Duet with Ornella Vanoni) – originally the song "Buona vita" which had sung by Ornella Vanoni from the album "Una bellissima ragazza" (2007), written by Teofilo Chantre, Alberto Zeppieri and Ornella Vanoni – 5:03

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