According to the Italian newspaper “La Stampa“, Blancowill not attend Italy’s first rehearsal for the Eurovision Song Contest 2022!
It is reported that the singer Blanco, who is going to represent Italy with Mahmood and the song Brividi, will not take part in the first rehearsal of Italy and the press conference that will follow, due to his Blu Celeste Tour which is due to have a show on May 5 at the TuscanyHall in Florence.
It is unknown at this time if Blanco will be replaced by a “stand-in” singer who will sing with Mahmood in the first rehearsal, as was the case when Flo Rida couldn’t attend the first rehearsal of San Marino in Eurovision 2021.
Listen to the Italian entry in Eurovision 2022:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MgMhzfUmiA
Source: Eurovoix
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Gigliola Cinquetti and the recent winners of Eurovision 2022 for Italy Måneskin, will appear during the Grand Final.
The interval acts and the start of the competition for the Grand Final were revealed. The competition will open with the Rockin ‘1000, a group of thousands of rock artists from all over Italy.
Laura Pausini , who is one of the three presenters of this year’s competition, will perform a medley of her greatest hits, starting with her debut in Sanremo and ending with her latest single “Scatola” .
Måneskin will appear in the competition from Los Angeles, California, where last years Eurovision winners are in the midst of recording their latest album. Following the most recent winners Gigliola Cinquetti, the first winner for Italy in 1964 will take to the stage, 58 years on from her Eurovision victory.
Closing the interval act, Mika , who also presents the competition, will give a performance that “will continue to stress on the importance to combine the word peace with the word love”.
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The artists of Eurovision 2022 will once again film their appearances in the postcards remotely.
Social media posts have started to show the artists of Eurovision 2022 remotely filming their appearances for their postcards in front of green screens from their home country.
A few days ago, we saw photos from this year’s entry of Serbia, in which they seem to film their postcard in front of a green screen.
The same happened in 2021, when the postcard featured all of the artists presented in a tiny house in a unique place in The Netherlands. The artists recorded in front of a green screen in their home countries and were then superimposed onto a tiny house that was filled with items related to them.
While in 2015 or 2018, the artists taking part that year would travel to the host nation to film them selfs taking part in local activities or seeing local sites.
Due to the still ongoing effects of the pandemic, it is likely the decision was made to avoid unnecessary travel and film the artists in their home nation.
The postcards of 2022 will be following the slogan of the contest “the Sound of Beauty”, with Rai filming in beautiful locations across whole Italy. Still, we don’t know further details about the way the artists will be featured in this years postcards.
Locations known to feature in the postcards so far include:
Terni & the Marmore falls in Umbria
Civita di Bagnoregio in Lazio
Perugia
Naples
Venice
The postcards appear before the start of each entry in the competition, with each country having its own video. It is traditionally used to promote the host country of that year’s competition but also to present the singer or band that is going to participate.
The Eurovision Song Contest returns to Italy this year following Måneskin’s victory at the 2021 contest with their song “Zitti e Buoni”. The 2022 contest will be hosted in Turin on 10th, 12th, and 14th May at the PalaOlimpico.
Below you can see the postcard of Italy, the winner of Eurovision 2021, in Rotterdam.
Stay tuned in EurovisionFun for all the news of the 66th edition of Eurovision.
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The shooting of the postcards for the 66th Eurovision Song Contest 2022 is continuing, with the city of Ravenna being revealed as the next location.
RAI started shooting the postcards related to the new slogan “The Sound of Beauty“, in beautiful and picturesque locations throughout the country. After all, it is obvious that Italy has a variety of beauty in both mountainous and coastal areas.
Ravenna is the capital city of the Province of Ravenna. The city of Ravenna was founded back during the times of the Roman Empire and so has a rich history for viewers to see.
Locations known to feature in the postcards so far include:
Terni & the Marmore falls in Umbria
Civita di Bagnoregio in Lazio
Perugia
Naples
Venice
The postcards appear before the start of each entry in the competition, with each country having its own video. It is traditionally used to promote the host country of that year’s competition but also to present the singer or band that is going to participate.
In 2021 the postcard displayed all the artists in a small house in a unique place in the Netherlands. The artists filmed their presence in front of a green screen and then placed it on a house that was full of objects related to them.
The Eurovision Song Contest returns to Italy this year following Måneskin’s victory at the 2021 contest with their song “Zitti e Buoni”. The 2022 contest will be hosted on 10th, 12th, and 14th May at the PalaOlimpico in Turin. The contest was last held in Italy in 1991.
Below you can see the postcard of Italy, the winner of Eurovision 2021, in Rotterdam.
Stay tuned in EurovisionFun for all the news of the 66th edition of Eurovision.
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As it has been announced via the social media of Eurovision Song Contest, Italy has been drawn to perform 9th in the Grand Final of Eurovision 2022.
The running order of both final and semifinals is decided by the host country and EBU with a draw to take part only to see in which half the coutnries will perform at.
The only country that is excluded is the host country, in this year Italy, that can be drawn to perform at any spot, from 1 to 26.
This year, “Brividi“, song of Mahmood and Blanco, will be performed 9th in the Grand Final in the 14th of May.
You can listen to “Brividi” below:
Do you thing this is a good spot for Italy? Can “Brividi” bring another victory for the country for the second year in a row? Write in the comments below!
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After the end of the Sanremo 2022 in which were crowned winners, Mahmood & Blanco officially said yes to the representation of Italy at Eurovision 2022 in Turin!
During the press conference after the victory of the duo, the official announcement was made by Mahmood:
I am happy that Eurovision will take place in Turin, we will see you in Turin!
Asked if the song would remain in Italian or if it would be sung in English, Blanco initially said it would remain in Italian, but later said:
We want to bring Italian music abroad, we still do not know, we will see…
Mahmood said he did not dedicate much of the song to somewhere, while Blanco said they worked hard to get this track out, as it should be for all beautiful things.
Italy as the host country and member of the Big 5 competes directly in the final of Eurovision 2022. We will have the opportunity to see the song live for the first time during the first semifinal of Eurovision on May 10!
Listen to the song that will represent Italy at Eurovision 2022:
Stay tuned to EurovisionFun for all the news about Italy’s participation in the Contest!
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