After giving Italy another Top 5 result and releasing an album that still gets numerous streams daily, Marco Mengoni never stops, and he is now offering us a different version of his Eurovision song, “Due Vite”, with which he got fourth place in the Contest.
With almost a month to go until the 21st Junior Eurovision contest, the song that will represent Italy in the children’s contest has just been released.
This year, RAI selected Melissa Agliottone και Ranya Moufidi, both being 14 years old, to represent the country in Junior Eurovision 2023.
Their song is now available and is titled “Un Mondo Giusto” composed by Marco Iardella and Franco Fasano, with the second also being responsible for the artistic direction of the entry in the contest, having experience in producing songs for children and teenagers.
You can listen to “Un Mondo Giusto” by Melissa Agliottone and Ranya Moufidi in the video below:
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Eurovision Song Contest 2021 winners, Måneskin, were present at yesterday’s MTV Video Music Awards that took place in New Jersey.
The preparations on Liverpool for the 67th Eurovision Song Contest are on fire and it’s now a wrap for the seventh and last day of the technical rehearsals. After their first technical rehearsals, the representatives of the BIG 5 and Ukraine took the stage of the M&S Bank Arena for their second rehearsals.
The second rehearsals gave the opportunity to the delegations to fix any mistakes spotted on the first rehearsals and help the artists feel more safe and familiar with the Eurovision big stage.
Because accredited journalists are not allowed to watch both the first and second rehearsals this year, we have very little information about what this year’s artists have prepared for the Eurovision stage. EBU has just uploaded through the official Eurovision channel in YouTube a recap of today’s rehearsals. More specifically, we will have the chance to watch exclusive TV footage of today’s rehearsals.
The countries that had their second rehearsals today were the following:
You can watch the recap of today’s rehearsals below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zWiRonGCEA
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It’s time for last year’s host broadcaster, RAI, to release their own trailer for Eurovision 2023. The Italian public broadcaster, hosted the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 after Måneskin’s victory in 2021 so they were expected to make a new trailer regarding this year’s contest.
The trailer’s protagonist, is this year’s representative of Italy, no other than Marco Mengoni, who wakes up and gets ready to fly to Liverpool for the contest.
💥 #Eurovision2023: lo spot con @mengonimarco.
Il 9 e l’#11maggio su @RaiDue, la Finale del #13maggio su @RaiUno. In simulcast su @RaiRadio2.
Con #RaiPubblicaUtilità, @EurovisionRai è accessibile a tutti su RaiPlay ➡ https://t.co/ofuqgPLdWz@Eurovision #Eurovision pic.twitter.com/L2XrMLJb8i— Ufficio Stampa Rai (@Raiofficialnews) April 27, 2023
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For the seventh consecutive year, the second fan network of the Eurovision Song Contest, the INFE Network, in collaboration with the website EscToday, is conducting the INFE Poll.
Network members in the 21 local fan clubs have already voted for their favorite songs from Eurovision 2023 and via ESCToday, they are announcing their scores.
Here are the results of INFE Italy:
After adding the Italian votes to the scoreboard, the overall score is as follows:
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Source: esctoday.com
In the Eurovision Song Contest there is the rule according to which all the songs when performed live on the semi-final and final nights must be maximum of three minutes in length. So while the tracks may last longer on music platforms and on the official album, they will need to undergo some processing for their live performance.
One of the countries that usually chooses longer tracks is Italy, where again this year its participation with Marco Mengoni and “Due vite” had to be modified.
Below you can see the lyrical differences between the regular length and the three-minute length of the song on the night of the Grand Final.
🇮🇹 Based on the official lyrics submitted by RAI to the EBU, the #Eurovision version of Marco Mengoni’s “Due vite” has been cut in the first verse and the first chorus, to adhere to the 3-minute rule.
The lyrics indicated by the red lines in the image below have been cut. pic.twitter.com/MpHl18cjOn— ESC Discord (@ESCdiscord) March 16, 2023
https://youtu.be/N4HBDAbdXUg
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“Due Vite” the song with which Marco Mengoni will represent his country in Eurovision 2023, went Gold in Italy, having sold more than 35.000 copies since the day it was released.
In Spotify, the song counts more than 15.970.000 streams. Marco seems to follow along the steps of previous Italian representatives, as Diodato, Mahmood, Ermal & Fabrizio and Francesco Gabbani, all reached Gold.
#DueViteORO
GRAZIEEE ❤️🙏 pic.twitter.com/IkRp9JFX2J— Marco Mengoni (@mengonimarco) February 20, 2023
Marco Mengoni was the winner of Sanremo 2023 with the song “Due Vite”! He is going to perform in the Grand Final of Eurovision 2023 in May 13:
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Earlier today, it became known from the official Eurovision YouTube channel that the winner of the 73rd Festival di Sanremo, Marco Mengoni will represent Italy in Eurovision 2023 with his song “Due Vite”. Specifically, the Eurovision YouTube channel published his live performance from the Sanremo Festival.
Here is the published video:
We already knew that the popular Italian artist wanted to return to Eurovision after his last attempt in 2013 with the song “L’ essenziale” that ended up in 7th place at the Grand Final. Although, he hadn’t decided if he wanted to go with his winning Sanremo entry. In a previous interview with TG1, Marco Mengoni did not seem to be sure about the song with which he would take part in Eurovision for the second time, since as he mentioned he was thinking about not competing in Liverpool with Due Vite, but with another song.
The last time an Italian representative did not take part in Eurovision by participating in Sanremo was Nina Zilli, who replaced Per Semper with L’amore è femmina, eventually finishing ninth in Baku.
Here is his 2013 entry:
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After the Grand Final of Sanremo 2023 and the victory of Marco Mengoni, the detailed results for all the nights of the Festival have been published.
On the third night when we heard the 28 songs for the second time – the TV audience and the polling committee voted, where Ultimo was ranked first. The television audience had him first with a percentage of 18.83%, while the polling committee ranked him only 11th. The difference was also big for Giorgia, whom the polling committee had in 6th place, while the public only in 12th. Elodie did not impress the audience and was ranked 13th. Finally, LDA who was 9th in the audience, came 22nd in the panel. All this resulted in the two singers losing several places in the general ranking and LDA rising quite a bit.
This is how the demoscopic jury and the televote (in %) voted on the third #Sanremo2023 night: pic.twitter.com/FYB35ypTrW
— Festival di Sanremo (en) (@sanremo_en) February 12, 2023
On the night of the duets, a panel of polls and a panel of journalists gave first place to Giorgia. The audience, however, had a different opinion, ranking her 4th. Elodie also did better in the committees compared to the public. Mr Rain who came 5th in the audience was only 25th in the panel of journalists. Ariete was in last place on both committees, while in the TV audience she finished 7th.
This is how the demoscopic jury, the press jury and the televote (in %) voted on the fourth #Sanremo2023 night, the covers' night: pic.twitter.com/gcbGTKenns
— Festival di Sanremo (en) (@sanremo_en) February 12, 2023
As for the night of the final it seems that the TV audience was the one who deprived Giorgia of a place in the super final by ranking her 9th in the first round of voting. In the super final Marco Mengoni came first in both the TV audience and the committees, while Ultimo was second in the audience and last in the journalists’ committee.
This is how the televote (in %) voted last night, during the first part of the #Sanremo2023 final: pic.twitter.com/E7lJdn3oWE
— Festival di Sanremo (en) (@sanremo_en) February 12, 2023
The detailed data of how all the juries voted during the #Sanremo2023 superfinal: pic.twitter.com/fvx2ZHqaWf
— Festival di Sanremo (en) (@sanremo_en) February 12, 2023
Overall, the TV audience was most supportive of:
And cast more of them:
Overall, the winner Marco Mengoni was favored by both the TV audience and the committees, something very important for a good result at the Sanremo Festival. Two other artists who achieved this were Lazza and Tananai.
Marco Mengoni has confirmed his participation in Eurovision 2023, now it remains to be seen whether he will go with Due Vite or change his song.
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