The Sanremo Festival, officially known as the Festival della Canzone Italiana di Sanremo, is an annual music festival held in Sanremo, Italy. Established in 1951, it is one of the longest-running and most prestigious music competitions in the country, showcasing new and established Italian singers and songwriters. The festival typically features a variety of musical genres, with a focus on pop music, and serves as a platform for artists to present original songs. The event attracts significant media attention and is known for its elaborate presentations, guest performances, and awards, including the prestigious Golden Lion. The Sanremo Festival also plays a crucial role in Italy’s music industry, influencing trends and often serving as a launching pad for artists’ careers. Additionally, it has inspired the creation of the Eurovision Song Contest, with winners often representing Italy in the international competition.
Festival di Sanremo introduces "Conversazione Sanremo Edition," enhancing fan interaction with stars. From February 10-15, fans can call a special number each evening at 17:00 for live chats with celebrities.…