Sanremo Festival 1973
Sanremo Festival 1973 | |
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output | 23 |
date | 8-10 March |
place | Casinò Municipale in Sanremo |
Charisma | Programma Nazionale (TV), Secondo programma (radio) |
Moderation | Mike Bongiorno , Gabriella Farinon |
Attendees | 30 (with 30 songs) |
winner | Peppino di Capri - Un grande amore e niente più |
◄ Sanremo 1972 • Sanremo 1974 ► |
The 23rd edition of the Festival della Canzone Italiana di Sanremo took place from March 8th to 10th in 1973 in the municipal casino in Sanremo and was moderated by Mike Bongiorno and Gabriella Farinon .
procedure
In 1973 the RAI decided to stop participating in the Sanremo Festival, amid protests not only from the Mayor of Sanremo. Only the final of the competition was televised. The organization passed to Vittorio Salvetti , while the moderator remained (for the sixth time) Mike Bongiorno , this time supported by the actress Gabriella Farinon . The number of participating songs was initially increased from 28 to 32, but Terra che non senti was disqualified by Rosa Balestrieri for violating the rules (the song had already been performed once) and L'unica chance was unable to participate because Adriano Celentano was ill for a short time, so that last 30 contributions were presented; 16 were able to qualify for the final on the first two evenings.
Celentano had polemically named the poor selection of songs by the previous jury as the reason for his illness; He was particularly critical of the exclusion of some well-known names such as Ivano Fossati , Lucio Dalla and Antonello Venditti , given the large number of newcomers who had made it into the selection. Nevertheless, some (budding) stars were also represented in 1973, such as Drupi , the actor Christian De Sica , the band JET (predecessor of Matia Bazar ) and Roberto Vecchioni . Among the newcomers, 19-year-old Gilda Giuliani , who was compared to Édith Piaf , made a name for herself: she finally reached fifth place. Otherwise, mainly well-known names could win the competition, Ricchi e Poveri , Milva and Peppino di Capri in first place (when he participated for the third time).
This year, the RAI used cameras with color recording for the first time to broadcast the final evening, although the broadcast on television in Italy continued to be in black and white, as color television was not yet widespread. The recording was long thought to be lost, but was found again in 2017.
Candidates
placement | Interpreter | song | Authors |
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1 | Peppino di Capri | Un grande amore e niente più | Franco Califano , Gianni Wright, Peppino di Capri, Claudio Mattone |
2 | Peppino Gagliardi | Come un ragazzino | Gaetano Amendola, Peppino Gagliardi |
3 | Milva | Da troppo tempo | Luigi Albertelli, Gene Colonnello |
4th | Ricchi e Poveri | Dolce frutto | Cristiano Minellono, Umberto Balsamo |
5 | Gilda Giuliani | Serena | Vito Pallavicini , Gino Mescoli |
6th | Wess e Dori Ghezzi | Do nella mia vita | Lubiak, F. Monti Arduini |
7th | Roberto Vecchioni | L'uomo che si gioca il cielo a dadi | Roberto Vecchioni |
8th | Fausto Leali | La bandiera di sole | Vito Pallavicini , Fausto Leali |
9 | Umberto Balsamo | Amore mio | Cristiano Minellono, Umberto Balsamo |
10 | Anna Identici | Mi son chiesta aunt volte | Pier Paolo Preti, Gianni Guarneri |
11 | Camaleonti | Come be bella | Giancarlo Bigazzi , Claudio Cavallaro |
12 | Donatello | Tu giovane amore mio | Gian Pieretti, Fulvio Monachesi, Ricky Gianco, Alberto Nicorelli |
13 | Memo Remigi | Il mondo è qui | Memo Remigi |
14th | Alessandro | Tre minuti di ricordi | Miki Del Prete , Alessandro Pintus |
15th | Lionello | Straniera straniera | Francesco Specchia, Franco Chiaravalle |
16 | Lara Saint Paul | Una casa grande | Andrea Lo Vecchio, Nicola Aprile, Nereo Villa |
Mocedades | Addio amor | Massimo Gallerani, Gianfranco Bosisio, Mario Nobile | |
Pop tops | Angeline | Rosa Nisi Marsella, Claudio Daiano | |
JET | Anika na-o | Felice Piccarreda, Piero Cochis, Piero Cassano | |
Bassano | Cara amica | Francesco Specchia, Paolo Prencipe, Vitaliano Caruso | |
Carmen Amato | Dove andrai | Detto Mariano | |
Sergio Endrigo | Elisa Elisa | Sergio Bardotti, Sergio Endrigo | |
Lolita | Innamorata io? | Alessandro Celentano, Franco Chiaravalle | |
Gigliola Cinquetti | Mistero | Claudio Mattone | |
Christian De Sica | Mondo mio | Paolo Conte , Giorgio Conte | |
Alberto Feri | Ogni volta che mi pare | Franca Evangelisti, Piero Pintucci | |
Junior Magli | Povero | Luciana Medini, Mario Mellier | |
Le Figlie del Vento | Sugli sugli bane bane | Franco Chiaravalle, Paolo Tomelleri, Anna Maria Piccioli | |
Drupi | Vado via | Enrico Riccardi, Luigi Albertelli | |
Toni Santagata | Via Garibaldi | Toni Santagata |
successes
Only the top six of the finalists could then place in the top 25 of the Italian single charts.
year | Title artist |
Top ranking, total weeks, awardChartsChart placements (Year, title, artist , rankings, weeks, awards, notes) |
Remarks |
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1973 | Un grande amore e niente più Peppino di Capri |
IT1 (13 weeks) IT |
1st place
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Tu nella vita mia Wess e Dori Ghezzi |
IT4 (17 weeks) IT |
Rank 6
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Come un ragazzino Peppino Gagliardi |
IT6 (10 weeks) IT |
place 2
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Serena Gilda Giuliani |
IT9 (12 weeks) IT |
5th place
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Da troppo tempo Milva |
IT11 (7 weeks) IT |
place 3
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Dolce frutto Ricchi e Poveri |
IT21 (3 weeks) IT |
4th place
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Web links
- Festival di Sanremo 1973 on Sorrisi.com (Italian)
- Sanremo 1973 on HitParadeItalia (Italian)
supporting documents
- ↑ Raiteche: 50 anni dopo la serata recuperata final del Sanremo 1967. Rai, January 26, 2017. Retrieved on July 31, 2017 (Italian).
- ↑ M&D chart archive. Musica e dischi , accessed on July 25, 2017 (Italian, paid subscription access).