Italy’s Second Rehearsal: Lucio Corsi Takes the Eurovision 2025 Stage

Italy’s Second Rehearsal: Lucio Corsi Takes the Eurovision 2025 Stage

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Italy in Eurovision 2025: Singer Lucio Corsi took the stage for his second rehearsal with the song “Volevo Essere Un Duro”. Stay updated with all the reports from Basel, Switzerland… The Italian singer Lucio Corsi was the fourteenth act to rehearse today on the Eurovision 2025 stage with her song "Volevo Essere Un Duro". He will perform in the first semi-final on May 13th between song number 9 (Belgium) and song number 10 (Azerbaijan), and in the grand final to be held on May 17th. In the video released from rehearsal, Lucio sings on stage wearing pointed, decorated yellow shoulder straps, a black mesh shirt, white makeup, and holding a guitar. Behind him, there are several vintage-style radios. There is also a piano, which he plays during another part of the song, and at a certain point, a guitarist in a gray suit with a quirky hairstyle joins him and sings with him into the microphone. The lighting is...
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Italy’s First Rehearsal: Lucio Corsi Takes the Eurovision 2025 Stage

Italy’s First Rehearsal: Lucio Corsi Takes the Eurovision 2025 Stage

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Italy in Eurovision 2025: Singer Lucio Corsi took the stage for his first rehearsal with the song “Volevo Essere Un Duro”. Stay updated with all the reports from Basel, Switzerland… The Italian singer Lucio Corsi was the fourteenth act to rehearse today on the Eurovision 2025 stage with her song "Volevo Essere Un Duro". He will perform in the first semi-final on May 13th between song number 9 (Belgium) and song number 10 (Azerbaijan), and in the grand final to be held on May 17th. Italy’s first rehearsal for Eurovision 2025 features Lucio Corsi performing his glam rock ballad “Volevo Essere Un Duro.” Lucio, a 31-year-old singer-songwriter from Tuscany now living in Milan, has a unique style that pays tribute to 1970s glam rock and David Bowie’s piano ballads. The song’s title means “I Wanted to Be Tough”, and if you don’t speak Italian, it’s worth checking out the translated lyrics on Lucio’s Eurovision profile - this is a...
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Damiano David: “No Reason to Deny Israeli Artists From Eurovision”

Damiano David: “No Reason to Deny Israeli Artists From Eurovision”

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Eurovision 2025: Amid preparations for the event, Damiano David, who won Eurovision 2021 with the band Måneskin, speaks openly to the media, stating that he sees no issue with Israel's participation in Eurovision! As the preparations for Eurovision 2025 in Basel unfold, Damiano David, a prominent candidate to perform as a guest at the event, shares his views in an interview with Spanish media. David, who gained international fame after winning Eurovision 2021 with Måneskin, openly discusses his political opinions, including his stance on Israel's participation in Eurovision. Watch Maneskin's winning Eurovision 2021 performance: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); When asked about Israel's involvement in Eurovision, David responded: "It’s a very complex situation, it depends on the person itself. If the artist is very involved (in the political situation), it’s one context. But if it’s an artist who simply happens to be born in Israel and wants to sing at Eurovision, I don’t see why they should...
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“It Won’t Happen”: Italy’s Commentator for Eurovision 2025 Doubts the Country’s Chances

“It Won’t Happen”: Italy’s Commentator for Eurovision 2025 Doubts the Country’s Chances

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Italy at Eurovision 2025: Italy’s Commentator for Eurovision doubts Italy’s chances – but what makes him say “It won’t happen”? And what did the Italians really think of Malmö? A few weeks before Eurovision 2025 is set to take place in Basel, Switzerland, one statement has turned heads and stirred controversy in Italy’s Eurovision fan community. Gabriele Corsi, the main commentator for the Eurovision broadcasts on Italy’s national broadcaster, RAI, publicly declared that he doesn’t believe Italy has a real chance of winning this year. During a panel held as part of the influencer and creator festival in the city of Terni, moderated by veteran journalist Caterina Proietti — who has covered both Sanremo and Eurovision extensively — Corsi expressed his views without hesitation. Summing up his feelings about Italy’s chances, he stated: “Of course I support Italy and Lucio Corsi, but I think France with Louane and the song 'Maman' is a very dangerous opponent. As for us...
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EBU Marks 75 Years of Activity with Alessandro Mahmood and Gustaph!

EBU Marks 75 Years of Activity with Alessandro Mahmood and Gustaph!

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Two guest performances by Eurovision stars were held on stage at the event celebrating 75 years of activity for the EBU! All the details are in the article. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) celebrated 75 years of activity this March with a glittering event in Brussels, Belgium's capital. The organization is responsible for organizing and managing the Eurovision Song Contest. The event, held on March 19th, featured two guest performances by past Eurovision participants: Italy's representative at Eurovision 2019 and 2022, Alessandro Mahmood, and Belgium's representative at Eurovision 2023, Gustaph. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Alessandro Mahmood represented Italy on two occasions. The first was in Eurovision 2019 in Tel Aviv, Israel, where he performed the song "Soldi" and achieved second place. The second was at Eurovision 2022 in Turin, Italy, where he performed alongside Blanco the song "Brividi", reaching sixth place. The second former contestant was Gustaph, who represented Belgium at Eurovision 2023 held in Liverpool, United Kingdom. He...
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Italy: Lucio Corsi Announces He Will Deliberately Break Eurovision Rules!

Italy: Lucio Corsi Announces He Will Deliberately Break Eurovision Rules!

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Italy at Eurovision 2025: The Italian representative will play live on stage despite the ban. How did he find a way to bypass the rules? The performance of Italy’s representative, Lucio Corsi with the song "Volevo essere un duro" (translated: "I Wanted to Be Tough") at Eurovision 2025 is set to be nothing short of revolutionary – and not just musically. During his performance at this year’s competition in Basel, Switzerland, Corsi announced that he would play live on the harmonica – an action that, according to the official Eurovision rules, constitutes a violation of the guidelines. However, the singer found a creative way to bypass the ban – and change the game. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Surprise Revelation The revelation about the surprise was first shared on an Italian talk show. During a conversation with the host, Lucio Corsi pulled a harmonica from his pocket and played a few melodies for the audience. These were excerpts he...
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Måneskin Breakup Rumors: What Happened and Why? Exploring Solo Ventures and the Band’s Future

Måneskin Breakup Rumors: What Happened and Why? Exploring Solo Ventures and the Band’s Future

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Discover the latest on Måneskin's journey, including Damiano David's solo tour and Victoria De Angelis' collaborations. Explore why fans are questioning if Måneskin is breaking up or taking a break, and what the future holds for the band. The Italian rock band Måneskin has been at the center of speculation and curiosity among fans and music enthusiasts alike. Questions like "what happened to Måneskin," "why did Måneskin break up," and "why is Måneskin taking a break" have flooded the internet. This article delves into the band's journey, recent developments, and the reasons behind the growing questions about their future together. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Måneskin Phenomenon Måneskin's journey began in 2016 when four talented musicians from Rome - Damiano David (lead vocals), Victoria De Angelis (bass), Thomas Raggi (guitar), and Ethan Torchio (drums) - came together to form a band that would soon redefine the rock genre for a new generation. Their breakthrough came in 2017 when they...
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Misogyny? The Shocking Investigation into the Italian Sanremo Festival!

Misogyny? The Shocking Investigation into the Italian Sanremo Festival!

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Behind the glamour of the Italian Sanremo Festival: A shocking revelation of years of discrimination, sexism, and marginalization of women. Is the famous Italian festival ready for change, or will it continue hiding the truth behind beautiful flowers? Imagine a picturesque city on the shores of the Ligurian Sea, bathed in the spotlight of one of the oldest and most prestigious music competitions in the world. The Sanremo Festival, founded in 1951, is not just a cultural event – it is an inseparable part of Italian identity. For five nights every winter, the finest Italian artists take to the stage of the Ariston Theater and sing original songs, hoping to win the coveted title. It is an intense musical battle, accompanied by passion, media drama, controversial speeches, and unforgettable moments that redefine both Italian and global music every year. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Beyond being a musical competition, Sanremo is also Italy's most direct connection to Eurovision (though...
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Sanremo Festival 2025: A Look at the Numbers Behind the Event That Became a Financial Powerhouse

Sanremo Festival 2025: A Look at the Numbers Behind the Event That Became a Financial Powerhouse

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The secrets behind the world’s longest-running music event: The Sanremo Festival continues to generate millions – where does the money go? All the numbers revealed. Sanremo Festival 2025 concluded but continues to resonate across Europe. The tension, drama, and excitement peaked with the unforgettable victory of Olly, who overnight became a symbol of a new generation in Italian music. Olly, who announced yesterday his refusal to represent Italy at Eurovision 2025—leaving the spot to Lucio Corsi—won the hearts of millions and became the hottest name in the charts and media. However, beyond the spectacular performances and the grand victory, this year’s festival was primarily an economic powerhouse, setting new financial records and generating an unprecedented economic impact of €245.1 million — a €40 million increase compared to 2024. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The most famous festival in Italy is not just a musical event but also a financial machine rolling in millions of euros. This year’s 75th edition,...
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Italy: Lucio Corsi Will Perform “Volevo essere un duro” at Eurovision

Italy: Lucio Corsi Will Perform “Volevo essere un duro” at Eurovision

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Italy at Eurovision 2025: The Italian national broadcaster announced that singer Lucio Corsi will represent Italy at Eurovision 2025, following the festival winner’s refusal. Listen to the song. Singer Olly, who won Italy's Sanremo Festival, announced he is giving up his right to represent Italy at Eurovision 2025, which will take place in Basel, Switzerland. Now, the Italian national broadcaster, Rai, has announced that Italy's representative for Eurovision 2025 will be Lucio Corsi, who came second at the prestigious festival. "Volevo essere un duro" (translated as: "I Wanted to Be Tough") is the song performed by singer Lucio Corsi, which came second at the 75th edition of the Sanremo Festival. The song was written by the singer himself along with Tommaso Ottomano. This was the singer's first-ever appearance at the festival. The song is performed in Italian. Listen to the song: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); According to Sanremo Festival rules, following the winner's refusal, the offer passes to the...
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