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The fifth and final night of Sanremo 2024 took place tonight, and saw all 30 artists perform their entries again, with Angelina Mango with her song “La Noia” winning the 74th edition, and having the first right of refusal to be Italy’s Eurovision entry.

Night Five Running Order

Sanremo has undergone some changes this year. Previously, the 30 participating artists in the festival would perform their songs for the first time across the first two nights. However, this year, they performed their songs for the second time across night two and night three, with everyone performing on night one. Tonight, the artists performed their songs for the last time.

Round One Running Order

Entrants in bold qualified to the super final

Running
Order
EntrantEntryPlacing
1Renga Nek“Pazzo di te”25
2BigMama“La rabbia non ti basta”22
3Gazzelle“Tutto qui”11
4Dargen D’Amico“Onda alta”20
5Il Volo“Capolavoro”8
6Loredana Bertรจ“Pazza”7
7Negramaro“Ricominciamo tutto”19
8Mahmood“Tuta gold”6
9Santi Francesi“L’amore in bocca”18
10Diodato“Ti muovi”13
11Fiorella Mannoia“Mariposa”15
12Alessandra Amoroso“Fino a qui”9
13Alfa“Vai!”10
14Irama“Tu no”SUPERFINAL
15Ghali“Casa mia”SUPERFINAL
16Annalisa“Sinceramente”SUPERFINAL
17Angelina Mango“La noia”SUPERFINAL
18Geolier“I p’ me, tu p’ te”SUPERFINAL
19Emma“Apnea”14
20Il Tre“Fragili”12
21Ricchi e Poveri“Ma non tutta la vita”21
22The Kolors“Un ragazzo una ragazza”16
23Maninni“Spettacolare”26
24La Sad“Autodistruttivo”27
25Mr. Rain“Due altalene”17
26Fred De Palma“Il cielo non ci vuole”30
27Sangiovanni“Finiscimi”29
28Clara“Diamanti grezzi”24
29Bnkr44“Governo punk”28
30Rose Villain“Click Boom!”23

Special guests in tonightโ€™s show included a ballet interval led by Roberto Bolle; Gigliola Cinquetti singing her winning Eurovision entry ‘Non ho l’eta’, Tananai performing his previous Sanremo entry ‘Tango’, as well as performances by Tedua, Luca Argentero and Claudio Gioe; and Roberto Bolle.

Superfinal Results

ResultEntrantEntry
1Angelina Mango“La noia”
2Geolier“I p’ me, tu p’ te”
3Annalisa“Sinceramente”
4Ghali“Casa mia”
5Irama“Tu no”

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 History

Italy has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest since the beginning and has always been considered a powerhouse. The country has won the contest on three occasions in 1964, 1990 and 2021. Italy withdrew after 1997, returning in 2011 with Raphael Gualazzi who sang ‘Madness Of Love’. Raphael placed second in the 2011 Eurovision 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 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

Photo Credit: RAI

By Euan T

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