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Speaking of parallelisms, Angelina started just like Måneskin, singing in the streets (link).I fear that the parallelism Irama better than Måneskin / Annalisa better than Angelina paves the way for an obvious victory.
It happens.This is the first year since 2014, I am not behind Italy's song at all, and so I am wondering what everyone else sees here what I don't. I find this song very an-noi-ing.
I don't like La Noia either and hope it doesn't win.This is the first year since 2014, I am not behind Italy's song at all, and so I am wondering what everyone else sees here what I don't. I find this song very an-noi-ing.
Unpopular opinion - one of the most annoying Eurovision acts and songs of recent years@nudiecrudi please do not unleash your wrath, I beg you, think of Master Gabbani and his yoga lessons.
Because Italy really chooses their san remo winner with eurovision in mind/sForgot to say, if Angelina flops back to a 10-year streak of male artists, possibly singing traditional slow ballads, I guess.
I'm going to buy myself a cake about this attempt at a lighthearted jokeBecause Italy really chooses their san remo winner with eurovision in mind/s
Not unpopular at all, even among many Italians who can't stand the song (given its success). But I'm biased, I just happen to love many songs of his because of the meaning and the upbeat sounds, very different from the usual heavy ballads dealing with certain topics, so at least for me his win was a breath of fresh air.Unpopular opinion - one of the most annoying Eurovision acts and songs of recent years
About the envy you mention, I think it's not necessarily that in some cases. Italy is not the only country that gets the "overrated" label, think of other successful countries such as Sweden (always branded - unfairly for me - as overrated plastic pop producer), or Ukraine (the amount of hate in 2022 was off putting, I fear it might repeat this year if they win). I think that many simply might not like the songs Italy sends (for how they sound, or for how the language sounds, or for the genre, or for a dislike of the country and so on). I, for instance, think that some of our entries were not as good as others (for example, 2015 ranked high for a good performance but for me was very cliché; 2017, which I love in the original version, was devalued by the cut; 2022 wasn't that special for my taste and undeserving of placing high with that performance...). So I tend to understand those who might not like our entries sometimes, without necessarily thinking it's jealousy.Being a real Esc powerhouse by delivering always quality in different genres and staying faithful to its roots and cultural heritage, without caring that much being ESC friendly, causes a lot of envy around.
There isn't a single country that has offered such diversity keeping the level always high.
And La Noia makes no exception. An excellent modern urban-ethno bop with deep meaning and super bombastic production sung perfectly by a young and charismatic rising female star.
It will flop or do well in May?
We don't know. None of the italian members of this forum, more or less 6-7 active ones, have exclaimed La Noia as the ESC winner.
It is not our fault La Noia is first in MyEurovisionScore, third in the odds, and appreciated by so many esc fans. We love and support the song as many other non Italians do.
And it seems this situation is causing butthurt to some that suffer this effortless Italian excellence.
Italy is here to stay and keep sending what we Italians decide you may like it or not.
The facts and the results have shown that we are right.
The rest are only Fiumi di Parole.