SANREMO GIOVANI 2024: the participants and our report cards

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It starts this evening, Tuesday 12 November, with the first of five events: Sanremo Giovani.

Hosted by Alessandro Cattelan (who has been announced to also be co-host of the Festivl) here is the challenge that will lead to discovering the finalists who on 18 December, on Rai 1, will compete for 4 places in the Sanremo Festival, category “New Proposals”.

THIS EVENING'S CHALLENGES

MEW VS. SIDY – Qualify for the semi-final MEW

SYNERGY VS. TANCREDI – Qualified for the semi-final TANCREDI

ANGIE VS. MAZZARIELLO

OUR REPORT CARDS

SIDY – EVERY TIME – Rating 6.25 – Contemporary melodic pop with some Mahmood reminiscences.

MEW OH MY GOD – Rating 6.30 – Hit electropop that alternates tunz tunz with intimate moments. High-performance.

SYNERGY – FLAME – RATING 6.00 – The territory is that of R&B. They do everything the style requires but don't wrap much. Perhaps a bit of purple vibe is missing in the singing. The effect on the voice on the ending useless!

TANCREDI – STANDING OVATION – Rating 6.25 – The song seems a bit in the beat Baby Goddamn of Tananai. Laboratory hit, fun but a little already heard.

THE JURORS

Among the jurors who will select the best artists for the final we find well-known faces such as Ema Stokholma, Carolina Rey, Enrico Cremonesi and Deputy Director Claudio Fasulo. It will be they, together with the “off-air jurors” Carlo Conti and Claudio Fasulo, who will choose the 4 superfinalists who will compete for victory on the stage of the Ariston Theatre.

THE MECHANISM

Here is the complete calendar of the event:
From 24 to 12 Artists:
From Tuesday 12 November, four weekly appointments with Alessandro Cattelan in the late evening on Rai 2 (but also on Radio2 and RaiPlay).

From 12 to 6 Artists
The semi-final will be broadcast on Tuesday 10 December, again hosted by Cattelan on Rai 2 (and in simulcast on Rai Radio2, with commentary by Giulia Nannini, Julian Borghesan and Giorgiana Cristalli).

From 8 Artists (including 2 from the Sanremo Area) to the 4 Artists who will take the stage at the Ariston
Finale, live in prime time on Rai 1, broadcast on 18 December from the Teatro del Casino in Sanremo, with the double hosting of Carlo Conti and Alessandro Cattelan (commented on Rai Radio2).

THE LIST

ALEX WYSE – ROCKSTAR
ANGELICA BOVE -OUR MELANCHOLY
ANGIE – SCORPIO
ARIANNA – ROZZO J'ADORE
BOSNIA I COME FROM THE SOUTH
HELLO I'M WORTH A CLOUD
BOURGEOIS COSMONAUT TROPICAL AURORA
GODDESS CULPA NUDA
GIIN GO BACK TO THE SEA
GRELMOS FLASHBACK
MAZZARIELLO LOVING YOURSELF FOR WORK
MEW OH MY GOD
MOSKA DRUNKARD TRINACRIA
NICOL AS SEA
ORION DIAMONDS IN THE MUD
THIS AND THAT BEAUTIFUL DANCE
REA OPEN SKY
SEA JOHN IF I WERE HAPPY
SELMI MAYBE FOREVER
SEPTEMBER VERTEBRA
SIDY ALL THE TIME
SYNERGY FLAME
TANCREDI STANDING OVATION
VALE LP AND LIL JOLIE TELL ME WHEN YOU ARE READY TO MAKE LOVE

THE EVENINGS

The competition will start on Rai 2 on 12 November and then move to prime time on Rai 1 on 18 December.

Hosting the evenings will be Alessandro Cattelan, a point of reference for the young audience and a profound connoisseur of music. The path of each artist will be characterized by moments of challenge and growth, reflecting the commitment of “Sanremo Giovani” in presenting not only emerging talents, but a new vision of the musical world in tune with the tastes and emotions of the current generation.

THE SONGS

ON AIR

The first appointment this evening is around 10.45pm, after the Nitto ATP Finals match between Jannik Sinner and Taylor Fritz

WEB & SOCIAL

https://www.instagram.com/sanremorai/

Staff

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