Disclaimer: contains opinions. All opinions stated belong to the quoted person, and do not represent the views of ESCUnited as a whole. Hello everyone! I hope everyone dealt well with their Post-Eurovision Depression (or just *depression*) over the summer. JESC has arrived to awaken you from your -fancy word for summer hibernation incoming- Eurovision Estivation as the Juniors close off …
The official music video for “Pigiama Party,” Italy’s entry for the 2024 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, has been released. The song, which is in Italian and English, is performed by 12-year-old Simone Grande from Rozzano. Grande won the most recent series of “The Voice Kids.” “Pigiama Party” was written by former Eurovision contestant Paolo Meneguzzi, Planet Funk frontman Alex Uhlmann, …
Rai, the Italian Broadcaster, has confirmed that 12-year-old Simone Grande, winner of “The Voice Kids” as Italy’s Junior Eurovision 2024 contestant. Grande will perform the song “Pigiama Party.” Grande is the second consecutive contestant from “The Voice Kids” to represent Italy at JESC, following Melissa and Ranya in 2023. Hailing from Rozzano, Grande recently paid tribute to Italy’s Eurovision history …
Over the summer, a lot of details has slowly emerged regarding the upcoming Sanremo music festival. Back in May, we learned that Carlo Conti will return as the host and grand maestro, of this yearly spectacular. Now, we know far more about how it all will pan out in 2025. Italy in ESC 2025 Sanremo 2025 will act as the …
Rai, the Italian broadcaster, has confirmed Italy’s participation in the 2024 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. According to a report issued on July 19, the broadcaster will officially announce Italy’s contestant(s) and song in September. It has previously been reported that the country will be represented by Rozzano’s Simone Grande following his victory on the second season of “The Voice Kids.” …
It is the most prestige show when it comes to Italian entertainment, of course we’re talking about the yearly Sanremo Festival. Last week, it was announced that a change has taken place, and that change being that Carlo Conti will once again host the song festival. Sanremo 2025 & 2026 The announcement was made during the news broadcast on Tg1, …
For the second year in a row, the semi-finals were purely decided by the televote – well, with the exception of San Marino – however, the final is still decided by both the jurors and the televote, which has been the case, since 2009 now. Once again this year, the EBU revealed the full list of all the jurors from …
Congratulations are in order to Switzerland and Nemo, the winner of this edition of the Eurovision Song Contest! They made history as the first non-binary singer to claim victory in the contest, captivating audiences with their song “The Code,” a fusion of drum-and-bass, opera, rap, and rock, which delves into the journey of self-discovery as a non-binary individual. Upon receiving …
Disclaimer: All image credits belong to the EBU and their house photographers, Sarah Louise Bennett and Alma Bengtsson. Welcome back to the final day of the individual rehearsals here at the Malmö Arena! Today, the direct finalists: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the host country, Sweden, took the stage to rehearse for the second time, thus completing …
And now it’s time for our final three rehearsals of the day from France, Spain, and Italy – who are all rehearsing for the very first time on stage. Earlier this afternoon we was the other Big 5 and host countries United Kingdom, Germany, and Sweden run their performances so check our recap article to see what they have planned …
