Mahmood and Blanco win Festival of Sanremo

Mahmood and Blanco have won the festival of Sanremo 2022 with the song “Brividi”. That means that they will be first choice to represent Italy in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest in Turin. Mahmood and Blanco will tell the press whether is going to represent Italy or not in the winners press conference. However, it has been said that they are going to say yes. We will keep you updated about that. Meanwhile, here is the full result:

  1. Mahmood & Blanco, “Brividi”
  2. Elisa, “O forse sei tu”
  3. Gianni Morandi, “Apri tutte le porte”
  4. Irama, “Ovunque sarai”
  5. Sangiovanni, “Farfalle”
  6. Emma, “Ogni volta è così”
  7. La rappresentante di Lista, “Ciao ciao”
  8. Massimo Ranieri, “Lettera al di là del mare”
  9. Dargen d’Amico, “Dove si balla”
  10. Michele Bravi, “Inferno dei fiori”
  11. Matteo Romane, “Virale”
  12. Fabrizio Moro, “Sei tu”
  13. Aka7even, “Perfetta così”
  14. Achille Lauro, “Domenica”
  15. Noemi, “Ti amo, non lo so dire”
  16. Ditonellapiaga con Donatella Rettore, “Chimica”
  17. Rkomi, “Insuperabile”
  18. Iva Zanicchi, “Voglio amarti”
  19. Giovanni Trupi, “Tuo padre, mia madre, Lucia”
  20. Highsnob e Hu, “Abbi cura di te”
  21. Yuman, “Ora e qui”
  22. Le Vibrazioni, “Tantissimo”
  23. Giusy Ferreri, “Miele”
  24. Ana Mena, “Duecentomila ore”
  25. Tananai, “Sesso occasionale”

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