The beauty of "Tutta l'Italia", which for me remains Gabry Ponte's least convincing work, is that it is a "stadium anthem". The composition is intelligent. There are pauses! They are rare nowadays where the musical line of different artists exceeds sounds and nuances. This helps memorability. And above all in Gabry Ponte's song there is singability. It moves in an octave and the "uè" or "parapapapa" coming from the accordion that we can sing serve to help even the laziest or the most tone deaf to participate in the party.
For me "Tutta l'Italia" is a reduced form of "Europapa". A journey through non-continental but national customs.
Those who underestimate Gabry Ponte saying that the staging will fail, I answer that he is a true legend of Dance. Not of the unknown artists or at the beginning of their career that we have had in past editions. He is skilled at creating memorable moments. Otherwise he wouldn't have millions of listeners in the world and excellent collaborations, right? I think he will surprise us like Loreen who brought a giant toaster. And more or less "Tattoo" had some Dance vibes at the beginning (let's call it plagiarism

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I'm happy for Gabry Ponte's presence at the ESC. It makes the ESC stage more elite. Many didn't get there. I'll give you another example. It's like Guetta or Ed Sheeran participating in the contest. It's nice to see that not only young gamblers or ruined artists participate in the ESC. This increases the credibility and usability of the contest. Maybe it will push international artists from the Big 5 (excluding Italy which already does it) to bring their number 1s.
I don't know, "Tutta l'Italia" for me oscillates from eighteenth place to the top 10. If San Marino plays its cards well it could surpass its record. And let's not forget that in the semi-final and final he will have safe friendly votes from Spain, Italy, Malta, Albania, Switzerland.