Sanremo Music Festival 2020

The Sanremo Music Festival 2020 (Italian: 70º Festival della Canzone Italiana di Sanremo 2020) was the 70th edition of the annual Sanremo Music Festival, a television song contest held in the Teatro Ariston of Sanremo and organised and broadcast by RAI. The show was held between 4 and 8 February 2020.[2][3][4]

Sanremo Music Festival
70th edition (2020)
Dates4 February 2020 (1st night)
5 February 2020 (2nd night)
6 February 2020 (3rd night)
7 February 2020 (4th night)
8 February 2020 (5th night)
Presenter(s)Amadeus
Artistic director(s)Amadeus
Orchestra leaderLeonardo De Amicis
BroadcasterRai 1, Rai Radio 2, Rai Italia, Eurovision
VenueTeatro Ariston
(Sanremo, Liguria, Italy)
Big Artists section
Entries24 acts (24 songs)
WinnerDiodato
"Fai rumore"
Critic's prizeDiodato
"Fai rumore"
Newcomers' section
Entries8 acts (8 songs)
WinnerLeo Gassmann
"Vai bene così"
Critic's prizeEugenio in Via Di Gioia
"Tsunami"
Eurovision Song Contest
Selection processWinning act of the Big Artists section accepted invitation to compete in the Eurovision Song Contest 2020[1]
Selected artistDiodato
Sanremo Music Festival chronology
2020

The show was presented by Amadeus, who also served as the artistic director for the competition.[3][4][5]

Format

The 2020 edition of the Sanremo Music Festival took place at the Teatro Ariston in Sanremo, organized by the Italian public broadcaster RAI. The artistic director and the presenter for the competition was Amadeus.[3][4]

Presenters

On 2 August 2019, RAI officially confirmed Amadeus as the presenter of the 70th edition of the Sanremo Music Festival.[3][4] Together with Amadeus there were ten female co-hosts, alternating during the five evenings: Laura Chimenti, Antonella Clerici, Emma D'Aquino, Rula Jebreal, Diletta Leotta, Francesca Sofia Novello, Georgina Rodríguez, Sabrina Salerno, Alketa Vejsiu and Mara Venier.[5] Actress Monica Bellucci was set to participate as special guest, but she quit two weeks before the festival started.[5][6]

Voting

Voting occurred through the combination of four methods:[7]

  • Public televoting, carried out via landline, mobile phone, the contest's official mobile app, and online voting.
  • Jury of the Press Room, TV, Radio and Web.
  • Demoscopic jury, composed by music fans who voted from their homes via an electronic voting system managed by Ipsos.
  • Musicians and singers of the Sanremo Music Festival Orchestra.

Voting during the five evenings:[7]

  • First evening: Demoscopic jury.
  • Second evening: Demoscopic jury.
  • Third evening: Music and singers of the Sanremo Music Festival Orchestra.
  • Fourth evening: Jury of the Press Room, TV, Radio and Web.
  • Fifth evening. The voting systems will have the following weight: 34% Public televoting; 33% Jury of the Press Room, TV, Radio and Web; 33% Demoscopic Jury. At the end, a ranking of the songs/artists will be drawn up determined by the average of voting percentages obtained in all the evenings.

Selections

Newcomers' section

The artists competing in the Newcomers' section were selected through two separate contests: Sanremo Giovani and Area Sanremo.[8][9][10]

Sanremo Giovani

On 23 October 2019, Rai Commission for Sanremo Music Festival 2020 announced a list of 842 acts, but only 65 artists coming from all Italian regions -excluding Basilicata and Valle d'Aosta- and from abroad were selected in the first phase.

On 3 November 2019, the jury of Sanremo Festival 2020 has selected the 20 semi-finalists. The selection was preceded by four afternoon shows on "Italia sì", conducted by Marco Liorni, where the artists and their entries were presented and were selected the 10 finalist.[11]

On 19 December 2019, the ten finalists performed their songs at Sanremo Casino in Sanremo, with the show Sanremo Giovani 2019 broadcast on Rai 1 presented by Amadeus. The evening is divided into 5 duels, the five selected by the jury, televote, music commission and demoscopic jury were added to the two entries of Area Sanremo and Sanremo Young's winner, for a total of eight young emerging artists in the category of the Newcomers' section of the Sanremo Music Festival 2020. Leo Gassmann, Fadi, Marco Sentieri, Fasma and Eugenio in Via Di Gioia were chosen as contestants of the Newcomers' section of the Sanremo Music Festival 2020.[9][12]

  Enters Sanremo 2020
Duel Draw Artist Song TV Jury Music Comm. Demoscopic Televote Tiebreaker Total
1 1 Thomas "Ne 80" X X 2
2 Leo Gassmann "Vai bene così" X X X 3
2 3 Réclame "Il viaggio di ritorno" X 1
4 Fadi "Due noi" X X X 3
3 5 Shari "Stella" X X 2
6 Marco Sentieri "Billy Blu" X X X 3
4 7 Jefeo "Uno due tre stella" 0
8 Fasma "Per sentirmi vivo" X X X X 4
5 9 Eugenio in Via di Gioia "Tsunami" X X X 3
10 Avincola "Un rider" X X 2

Area Sanremo

After the auditions, RAI Commission - composed by Massimo Cotto, Vittorio De Scalzi, Teresa De Sio, Andrea "Andy" Fumagalli and Petra Magoni; plus the participation of Gianni Testa - identified 8 finalists for the competition among the 750 acts:[10][13]

  • Alessia Geraldi
  • Alex Leo
  • Arianna Manca
  • Camilla Magli
  • Gabriella Martinelli & Lula
  • Jacqueline Branciforte
  • Matteo Faustini
  • Messya

Newcomers' Finalists

Big section

The Big Artists section of the contest will see the participation of 24 artists. All the artists performed several times and were scored during the week, but every competing artist advanced to the final night.[14][15]

Competing entries

Competing songs and artists, showing writers, orchestra conductor and results achieved
Big Artists section[14][15][16]
Song, performing artist(s) and writer(s) Orchestra conductor Rank Sanremo Music Festival Awards
"Fai rumore" - Diodato
(Antonio Diodato, Edwyn Roberts)
Rodrigo D'Erasmo 1
  • Winner of the "Big Artists" section - Golden Lion
  • Critics' Award "Mia Martini"
  • Press, Radio, TV & Web Award "Lucio Dalla"
  • Lunezia Award for Best Music-letterary Value
"Viceversa" – Francesco Gabbani
(Francesco Gabbani, Pacifico)
Fabio Gurian 2
  • TIMmusic Award for Most-Streamed Song
"Ringo Starr" – Pinguini Tattici Nucleari
(Riccardo Zanotti)
Enrico Melozzi 3
"Dov'è" – Le Vibrazioni
(Roberto Casalino, Francesco Sarcina, Davide Simonetta)
Peppe Vessicchio 4
"Gigante" – Piero Pelù
(Piero Pelù, Luca Chiaravalli)
Luca Chiaravalli 5
"Ho amato tutto" – Tosca
(Pietro Cantarelli)
Valeriano Chiaravalle 6
  • "Giancarlo Bigazzi" Award for Best Arrangement
  • "Nilla Pizzi" Award for Best Song's Interpretation
"Andromeda" – Elodie
(Mahmood, Dario "Dardust" Faini)
Silvia Catasta 7
"Me ne frego" – Achille Lauro
(Achille Lauro, Daniele Dezi, Daniele Mungai, Matteo Ciceroni, Edoardo Manozzi)
Beatrice Antolini 8
"Finalmente io" – Irene Grandi
(Vasco Rossi, Roberto Casini, Andrea Righi, Gaetano Curreri)
Celso Valli 9
"Eden" – Rancore
(Tarek Iurcich, Dario "Dardust" Faini)
Carmelo Patti 10
  • "Sergio Bardotti" Award for Best Lyrics
"Carioca" – Raphael Gualazzi
(Raphael Gualazzi, Davide Pavanello, Davide Petrella)
Stefano Nanni 11
"Tikibombom" – Levante
(Levante)
Daniel Bestonzo 12
"Rosso di rabbia" – Anastasio
(Anastasio, Stefano Tartaglini, Marco Azara, Luciano Serventi)
Enrico Melozzi 13
"Il sole ad est" – Alberto Urso
(Piero Romitelli, Gerardo Pulli)
Celso Valli 14
"Il confronto" – Marco Masini
(Marco Masini, Federica Camba, Daniele Coro)
Roberto Rossi 15
"Voglio parlarti adesso" – Paolo Jannacci
(Emiliano Bassi, Maurizio Bassi, Andrea Bonomo, Paolo Jannacci)
Maurizio Bassi 16
"Niente (Resilienza 74)" – Rita Pavone
(Giorgio Merk)
Filadelfo Castro 17
"Nell'estasi o nel fango" – Michele Zarrillo
(Valentina Parisse, Michelle Zarillo)
Adriano Pennino 18
"Baciami adesso" – Enrico Nigiotti
(Enrico Nigiotti)
Celso Valli 19
"Come mia madre" – Giordana Angi
(Giordana Angi, Manuel Finotti)
Giovanna Sciabbarrarsi
Fabio Barnanba[17]
20
"Musica (e il resto scompare)" – Elettra Lamborghini
(Michele Canova Iorfida, Davide Petrella)
Enzo Campagnoli 21
"No grazie" – Junior Cally
(Antonio "Junior Cally" Signore, Jacopo Ettorre, Eugenio Maimone, Leonardo Grillotti, Merk & Kremont)
Enrico Melozzi 22
"Lo sappiamo entrambi" – Riki
(Riccardo "Riki" Marcuzzo, Riccardo Scirè)
Pino Perris 23
"Sincero" – Bugo & Morgan
(Andrea Bonomo, Morgan, Bugo, Simone Bertolotti)
Simone Bertolotti
Morgan[17]
Disqualified
Newcomers' section[8]
Song, performing artist(s) and writer(s) Orchestra conductor Rank Sanremo Music Festival Awards
"Vai bene così" – Leo Gassmann
(Leo Gassmann, Matteo Costanzo)
Maurizio Filardo 1
  • Winner of the Newcomers' section – Silver Lion
"8 marzo" – Tecla Insolia
(Piero Romitelli, Rory Di Benedetto, Marco Vito, Emilio Munda, Rosario Canale)
Diego Calvetti 2
  • "Enzo Jannacci" Award for Best Performance[18]
  • Press, Radio, TV & Web Award "Lucio Dalla"
"Per sentirmi vivo" – Fasma
(Fasma, Luigi Zammarano)
Enrico Melozzi Finalist
"Billy Blu" – Marco Sentieri
(Giampiero Artegiani)
Danilo Riccardi Finalist
"Tsunami" – Eugenio in Via Di Gioia
(Eugenio Cesaro, Emanuele Via, Paolo Di Gioia, Lorenzo Federici, Dario "Dardust" Faini)
Carlo Alberto Cipolla Eliminated
  • Critics' Award "Mia Martini"
"Nel bene e nel male" – Matteo Faustini
(Matteo Faustini, Marco Rettani)
Mario Natale Eliminated
  • Lunezia Award for Best Music-letterary Value
"Il gigante d'acciaio" – Gabriella Martinelli & Lula
(Gabriella Martinelli, Lucrezia Di Fiandra, Paolo Mazziotti)
Carlo Carcano Eliminated
"Due noi" – Fadi
(Fadi, Antonio Filippelli)
Daniel Bestonzo Eliminated

Shows

First evening

The first twelve Big Artists each performed their song and the first four Newcomers each performed their song for the first time in two manches, two for each one.

Big Artists

Artist Draw Song Votes Place
Demoscopic Jury
(weight 33%)
Irene Grandi 1 "Finalmente io" 4th 7
Marco Masini 2 "Il confronto" 5th 11
Rita Pavone 3 "Niente (Resilienza 74)" 10th 19
Achille Lauro 4 "Me ne frego" 9th 17
Diodato 5 "Fai rumore" 3rd 6
Le Vibrazioni 6 "Dov'è" 1st 2
Anastasio 7 "Rosso di rabbia" 8th 15
Elodie 8 "Andromeda" 2nd 5
Bugo e Morgan 9 "Sincero" 12th 23
Alberto Urso 10 "Il sole ad est" 6th 12
Riki 11 "Lo sappiamo entrambi" 11th 20
Raphael Gualazzi 12 "Carioca" 7th 14

Newcomers

   Advanced in the semi-final
Manche Artist Draw Song Votes
Demoscopic Jury
(weight 33%)
I Eugenio in Via Di Gioia 1 "Tsunami" 49,40%
Tecla 2 "8 Marzo" 50,60%
II Fadi 3 "Due noi" 46,00%
Leo Gassmann 4 "Vai bene così" 54,00%

Second evening

The other twelve Big Artists each performed their song and the other four Newcomers each performed their song for the first time.

Big Artists

Artist Draw Song Votes
Demoscopic Jury
(weight 33%)
Place
Piero Pelù 1 "Gigante" 2nd 3
Elettra Lamborghini 2 "Musica (e il resto scompare)" 10th 21
Enrico Nigiotti 3 "Baciami adesso" 9th 18
Levante 4 "Tikibombom" 6th 10
Pinguini Tattici Nucleari 5 "Ringo Starr" 3rd 4
Tosca 6 "Ho amato tutto" 4th 8
Francesco Gabbani 7 "Viceversa" 1st 1
Paolo Jannacci 8 "Voglio parlarti adesso" 8th 16
Rancore 9 "Eden" 11th 22
Junior Cally 10 "No grazie" 12th 24
Giordana Angi 11 "Come mia madre" 7th 13
Michele Zarrillo 12 "Nell'estasi o nel fango" 5th 9

Newcomers

   Advanced in the semi-final
Manche Artist Draw Song Votes
Demoscopic Jury
(weight 33%)
I Gabriella Martinelli e Lula 1 "Il gigante d'acciaio" 49,00%
Fasma 2 "Per sentirmi vivo" 51,00%
II Marco Sentieri 3 "Billy Blu" 52,00%
Matteo Faustini 4 "Nel bene e nel male" 48,00%

Third evening - Sanremo 70

All the twenty-four Big Artists each performed a song that are part of the history of the Sanremo Music Festival. In this case, the artists can choose whether or not to be accompanied by Italian or foreign guests.

Big Artist

Artist - Guest Draw Song (Original artist) Year Votes
Sanremo Orchestra
(weight 33%)
Place
Michele Zarrillo - Fausto Leali 1 "Deborah" (Fausto Leali) 1968 15th 10
Junior Cally - Viito 2 "Vado al massimo" (Vasco Rossi) 1982 21st 23
Marco Masini - Arisa 3 "Vacanze romane" (Matia Bazar) 1983 10th 8
Riki - Ana Mena 4 "L'edera" (Nilla Pizzi) 1958 22nd 21
Raphael Gualazzi - Simona Molinari 5 "E se domani" (Mina) 1964 11th 14
Anastatio - Premiata Forneria Marconi 6 "Spalle al muro" (Renato Zero) 1991 4th 12
Levante - Francesca Michielin and Maria Antonietta 7 "Si può dare di più" (Umberto Tozzi, Gianni Morandi & Enrico Ruggeri) 1987 17th 11
Alberto Urso - Ornella Vanoni 8 "La voce del silenzio" (Tony Del Monaco) 1968 20th 13
Elodie - Aeham Ahmad 9 "Adesso tu" (Eros Ramazzotti) 1986 19th 7
Rancore - Dardust and La Rappresentante di Lista 10 "Luce (tramonti a nord est)" (Elisa) 2001 8th 20
Pinguini Tattici Nucleari 11 "Settanta volte" (Medley) Various 3rd 5
Enrico Nigiotti - Simone Cristicchi 12 "Ti regalerò una rosa" (Simone Cristicchi) 2007 12th 16
Giordana Angi - Solis String Quartet 13 "La nevicata del '56" (Mia Martini) 1990 18th 17
Le Vibrazioni - Canova 14 "Un'emozione da poco" (Anna Oxa) 1978 6th 2
Diodato - Nina Zilli 15 "24 mila baci" (Adriano Celentano) 1961 5th 6
Tosca - Silvia Pérez Cruz 16 "Piazza Grande" (Lucio Dalla) 1972 1st 4
Rita Pavone - Amedeo Minghi 17 "1950" (Amedeo Minghi) 1983 13th 19
Achille Lauro - Annalisa 18 "Gli uomini non cambiano" (Mia Martini) 1992 16th 18
Bugo & Morgan 19 "Canzone per te" (Sergio Endrigo) 1968 24th 24
Irene Grandi - Bobo Rondelli 20 "La musica è finita" (Ornella Vanoni) 1967 14th 9
Piero Pelù 21 "Cuore matto" (Little Tony) 1967 2nd 3
Paolo Jannacci - Francesco Mandelli and Daniele Moretto 22 "Se me lo dicevi prima" (Enzo Jannacci) 1989 7th 15
Elettra Lamborghini - Myss Keta 23 "Non succederà piu" (Claudia Mori) 1982 23rd 22
Francesco Gabbani 24 "L'Italiano" (Toto Cutugno) 1983 8th 1

Fourth evening

All the twenty-four Big Artists each performed once again their songs. Also, the winner of the 4 remaining songs in the Newcomers section was determined.

During the evening, Bugo & Morgan were disqualified for failing to deliver their performance.

Big Artists

  •   Disqualified
Artist Draw Song Votes Place
Press Jury
(weight 33%)
Paolo Jannacci 1 "Vorrei parlarti adesso" 13th 14
Rancore 2 "Eden" 7th 9
Giordana Angi 3 "Come mia madre" 19th 19
Francesco Gabbani 4 "Viceversa" 2nd 2
Raphael Gualazzi 5 "Carioca" 12th 12
Pinguini Tattici Nucleari 6 "Ringo Starr" 3rd 4
Anastasio 7 "Rosso di rabbia" 11th 10
Elodie 8 "Andromeda" 8th 7
Riki 9 "Lo sappiamo entrambi" 22nd 22
Diodato 10 "Fai rumore" 1st 1
Irene Grandi 11 "Finalmente io" 10th 8
Achille Lauro 12 "Me ne frego" 9th 11
Piero Pelù 13 "Gigante" 5th 5
Tosca 14 "Ho amato tutto" 6th 6
Michele Zarrillo 15 "Nell'estasi o nel fango" 20th 17
Junior Cally 16 "No grazie" 17th 23
Le Vibrazioni 17 "Dov'è" 4th 3
Alberto Urso 18 "Il sole ad est" 23rd 18
Levante 19 "Tikibombom" 15th 14
Bugo & Morgan 20 "Sincero" - -
Rita Pavone 21 "Niente (Resilienza 74)" 14th 16
Enrico Nigiotti 22 "Baciami adesso" 21st 20
Elettra Lamborghini 23 "Musica (e il resto scompare)" 18th 21
Marco Masini 24 "Il confronto" 16th 15

Newcomers

  Advanced in the final
  Winner
Manche Artist Draw Song Votes
Demoscopic Jury
(weight 33%)
Press Jury
(weight 33%)
Public
(weight 34%)
Average
I Tecla 1 "8 marzo" 50,03% 50,97% 65,59% 55,63%
Marco Sentieri 2 "Billy Blu" 49,97% 49,03% 34,41% 44,37%
II Leo Gassmann 3 "Vai bene così" 51,68% 52,03% 46,84% 50,15%
Fasma 4 "Per sentirmi vivo" 48,32% 47,97% 53,16% 49,85%
Artist Draw Song Votes
Demoscopic Jury
(weight 33%)
Press Jury
(weight 33%)
Public
(weight 34%)
Average
Tecla 1 "8 marzo" 49,25% 43,57% 49,76% 47,55%
Leo Gassmann 2 "Vai bene così" 50,75% 56,43% 50,24% 52,45%

Fifth evening - Grand final

The 23 Big Artists will again each perform their entry for a final time. The top three will face a superfinal vote, then the winner of Sanremo 2020 will be decided.

  Advanced in the superfinal
Artist Draw Song Votes Place
Demoscopic Jury
(weight 33%)
Press Jury
(weight 33%)
Public
(weight 34%)
Average
Michele Zarrillo 1 "Nell'estasi o nel fango" 2,75% 1,46% 1,31% 1,83% 18
Elodie 2 "Andromeda" 7,00% 7,14% 4,17% 6,09% 7
Enrico Nigiotti 3 "Baciami Adesso" 2,26% 1,03% 1,40% 2,63% 19
Irene Grandi 4 "Finalmente io" 5,11% 3,74% 2,33% 3,71% 9
Alberto Urso 5 "Il sole ad est" 3,43% 0,99% 11,43% 5,34% 14
Diodato 6 "Fai rumore" 9,38% 21,88% 9,08% 13,40% 1
Marco Masini 7 "Il confronto" 3,54% 1,93% 2,86% 2,78% 15
Piero Pelù 8 "Gigante" 7,82% 5,44% 6,72% 6,66% 5
Levante 9 "Tikibombom" 3,65% 3,04% 2,66% 3,11% 12
Pinguini Tattici Nucleari 10 "Ringo Starr" 7,74% 6,03% 11,42% 8,43% 3
Achille Lauro 11 "Me ne frego" 4,22% 5,05% 9,37% 6,25% 8
Junior Cally 12 "No grazie" 1,40% 1,74% 1,46% 1,53% 22
Raphael Gualazzi 13 "Carioca" 3,90% 3,94% 1,73% 3,18% 11
Tosca 14 "Ho amato tutto" 5,22% 6,36% 2,41% 4,64% 6
Francesco Gabbani 15 "Viceversa" 9,78% 10,30% 14,75% 11,64% 2
Rita Pavone 16 "Niente (Resilienza 74)" 2,28% 2,20% 1,36% 1,94% 17
Le Vibrazioni 17 "Dov'è" 8,75% 5,64% 4,63% 6,32% 4
Anastasio 18 "Rosso di rabbia" 3,03% 2,32% 2,17% 2,50% 13
Riki 19 "Lo sappiamo entrambi" 1,53% 0,45% 1,77% 1,26% 23
Giordana Angi 20 "Come mia madre" 1,42% 0,55% 1,80% 1,26% 20
Paolo Jannacci 21 "Vorrei parlarti adesso" 2,18% 2,20% 0,45% 1,60% 16
Elettra Lamborghini 22 "Musica (e il resto scompare)" 1,78% 2,03% 2,25% 2,02% 21
Rancore 23 "Eden" 1,83% 4,54% 2,46% 2,94% 10

Superfinal

  •   Winner
  •   Runner-up
  •   Third place
Artist Draw Song Votes Place
Demoscopic Jury
(weight 33%)
Press Jury
(weight 33%)
Public
(weight 34%)
Average
Diodato 1 "Fai rumore" 36,33% 57,97% 23,93% 39,26% 1st
Francesco Gabbani 2 "Viceversa" 38,67% 24,16% 38,85% 33,94% 2nd
Pinguini Tattici Nucleari 3 "Ringo Starr" 25,00% 17,87% 37,21% 26,80% 3rd

Special guests

The special guests of Sanremo Music Festival 2020 were:[19][20][21][22][23]

Broadcast and ratings

Local broadcast

Rai 1 and Rai Radio 2 carried the official broadcasts of the festival in Italy. The five evenings were also streamed online via the broadcaster's official website RaiPlay.

Ratings Sanremo Music Festival 2020

The audience is referred to that of Rai 1.

Live Show Timeslot (UTC+1) Date 1st time
(9.00pm - 0.00am)
2nd time
(0.00am - 1.30am)
Overall audience
Viewers Share (%) Viewers Share (%) Viewers Share (%)
1st
9:00 pm
February 4 12,480,000 51.2 5,698,000 56.2 10,058,000 52.2
2nd February 5 12,841,000 52.5 5,451,000 56.1 9,693,000 53.3
3rd February 6 13,533,000 53.6 5,636,000 57.2 9,836,000 54.5
4th February 7 12,674,000 52.3 5,795,000 56.0 9,504,000 53.3
5th February 8 13,638,000 56.8 8,969,000 68.8 11,477,000 60.6

International broadcast

The international television service Rai Italia broadcast the competition in the Americas, Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe. The contest was also streamed via the official Eurovision Song Contest website eurovision.tv. Omni Television broadcast all five shows in Canada on a delay from February 10 to the 14th. RTSH, TVR and RTCG also broadcast Sanremo 2020.

References

  1. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced the cancellation of the contest on 18 March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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