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During the final of Sanremo Giovani, the names of the entries of the Big Artists competing at Sanremo 2023 were revealed.
Song Titles for the 27 Big Artists
| Artist | Entry (Translated) |
| Alessandra Amoroso | “Fino A Qui” (Unitl Now) |
| Alfa | “Vai” (Go) |
| Angelina Mango | “La Noia” (Boredom) |
| Annalisa | “Sinceramente” (Sincerely) |
| BigMama | “La Rabbia Non Ti Basta” (Anger Is Not Enough For You) |
| Dragen D’Amico | “Onda Alta” (High Wave) |
| Diodato | “Ti Muove” (You Move) |
| Emma | “Apnea” |
| Fiorrella Mannoia | “Mariposa” Butterfly |
| Fred De Palma | “Il Cielo Non Ci Vuole” (The Sky Doesn’t Want Us) |
| Gazzelle | “Tutto Qui” (That’s All) |
| Geolier | “i p’me, tu p’te” (Me For you, You For Me) |
| Ghali | “Casa Mia” (My Home) |
| Il Tre | “Fragili” (Fragile) |
| Il Volo | “Capolavoro” (Masterpiece) |
| Irama | “Tu No” (Not You) |
| La Sad | “Autodistruttivo” (Self-Destructive) |
| Loredana Bertè | “Pazza” (Crazy) |
| Mahmood | “Tuta Gold” (Gold Suit) |
| Maninni | “Spettacolare” (Spectacular) |
| Mr. Rain | “Due Altalene” (Two Swings) |
| Negramaro | “Ricominciamo Tutto” (Let’s Start Everything Again) |
| Renga Nek | “Pazzo Di Te” (Crazy About You) |
| Ricchi e Poveri | “Ma Non Tutta La Vita” (But Not All Life) |
| Rose Villain | “Click Boom!” |
| Sangiovanni | “Finiscimi” (Finish Me) |
| The Kolors | “Un Ragazzo, Una Ragazza” (A boy, A Girl) |
What is Sanremo?
Italy’s renowned Festival di Sanremo is, in many ways, the original Eurovision–the contest we know and love was modeled after it, after all! First broadcast in 1951, it is the longest-running annual TV music competition in the world. Sanremo was developed as a way to revitalize the city of Sanremo’s economy and reputation after the Second World War, and has since split into two smaller contests: the “Big Artists” section, whose winner gets first refusal to represent Italy in Eurovision, and the “Newcomers” section, first included in 1984. Scores are determined through public voting and two groups of juries, and the festival takes place across five nights.
Italy’s Eurovision Journey
Italy have participated in the Eurovision Song Contest since the very beginning and have always been considered a powerhouse in the contest. Italy have won the contest on three occasions in 1964, 1990 and 2021. Italy withdrew after 1997, returning again in 2011 with Raphael Gualazzi who sang ‘Madness Of Love’. Raphael placed second in the 2011 Eurovison Song Contest after scoring 189 points.
Italy’s most recent entry in 2023 was “Due Vite” by Marco Mengoni. At the close of voting, Italy scored a total of 350 points in the Eurovision 2023 Grand Final, placing 4th. Of these, 176 points came from the juries, whilst the remaining 174 points came from the televote.
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News Source: RAI
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