Sanremo Music Festival 1975

Sanremo Music Festival
25th edition (1975)
Dates 27 February 1975 (1st night)
Presenter(s) Mike Bongiorno, Sabina Ciuffini
Broadcaster Rai 1
Venue Sanremo Casino
Overall competition
Entries 30 acts (30 songs)
Winner Gilda
"Ragazza del sud"
Sanremo Music Festival chronology
1975

The Sanremo Music Festival 1975 was the 25th annual Sanremo Music Festival, held at the Casinò Municipale in Sanremo, province of Imperia between 27 February and 1 March 1975. The final night was broadcast by Rai 1, while the first two nights were broadcast live only by radio.[1]

The show was presented by Mike Bongiorno, assisted by Sabina Ciuffini.[1]

Because of some disagreements with the Comune of Sanremo (organizer of the event), the major record companies decided to boycott the event not entering their major names in the competition.[1] The winner of the Festival was Gilda with "Ragazza del sud", a song which was criticized because of its use of stereotypes about people of South Italy.[1]

Participants and results

Participants and results[1]
Song, performing artist(s) and writer(s) Rank
"Ragazza del sud" – Gilda
(Gilda)
1
"Ipocrisia" – Angela Luce
( Pino Giordano, Eduardo Alfieri)
2
"Va speranza va" – Rosanna Fratello
(Giuliano Taddei, Franco Graniero)
3
"Un grande addio" – Valentina Greco
( Giuseppe Puzzo, Bruno Broglia, Paolo Limiti, Edilio Capotosti, Maria Cecilia Lacamera)
4
"E poi e poi" - Laura
(Nunzio La Mantia)
5
"Come Humphrey Bogart" - Franco e le Piccole Donne
(Luciano Raggi, Bruno Pallini)
6
"Topolino piccolo" - Le Nuove Erbe
(Francesco Specchia, Paolo Prencipe)
Finalist
"Io credo (ci son cose più grandi di te)" - Nico dei Gabbiani
(Cadam, Francesco Turnaturi)
Finalist
"Decidi tu per me" – Eugenio Alberti
(Piero Montanaro, Enzo Ronda, Alfredo Gallo, Mario Mellier)
Finalist
"Sei stata tu" - Gianni Migliardi
(Sergio Piccioli, Aldo Valleroni, Franco Tessandori)
Finalist
"Il telegramma" - Piero Cotto
(Vito Pallavicini, Pino Donaggio)
Finalist
"L'incertezza di una vita" - Stefania
(Francesco Specchia, Paolo Prencipe, Sabino Sciannamea)
Finalist
"1975... amore mio" - Emy Cesaroni
(Francesco Specchia, Paolo Prencipe)
Eliminated
"Adesso basti tu" - Gabriella Sanna
(Gianni Meccia, Bruno Zambrini)
Eliminated
"Dolce abitudine" - Daniela
(Piero Montanaro, Enzo Ronda, Giuliano Rigo, Albino Mammoliti)
Eliminated
"In amore non si può mentire" - Eva 2000
(Luigi Capello, Mario Cenci)
Eliminated
"Innamorarsi" - Jean-François Michael
(Dino Sarti, Angelo De Lorenzo, Amedeo Olivares, Bruno Stecca)
Eliminated
"La paura di morire" - Annagloria
(Giorgio Calabrese, Ettore Ballotta, Pino Calvi)
Eliminated
"Lettera" - Antonella Bellan
(Renato Scala, Luciana Medini, Pier Benito Greco, Mario Mellier)
Eliminated
"Madonna d'amore " - Lorenzo Pilat
(Lorenzo Pilat)
Eliminated
"Oggi" - G.Men
(Tino Cavalli)
Eliminated
"Piccola bambina cara " - Kriss and Saratoga
(Francesco Specchia, Sabino Sciannamea)
Eliminated
"Quattro stagioni" - La Quinta Faccia
(Ilter Pelosi, Vitaliano Caruso)
Eliminated
"Il ragioniere" - Paola Folzini
(Claudio Celli, Aldo Buonocore, Albino Mammoliti)
Eliminated
"Scarafaggi" - Goffredo Canarini
(Goffredo Canarini)
Eliminated
"Se nasco un'altra volta" - Paola Musiani
(Alberto Testa, Pino Donaggio)
Eliminated
"Senza impegno" - Le Volpi Blu
(Michele Motta, Silvio Bordoni, Franco Delfino, Giuseppe Damele)
Eliminated
"Sola in due" - Leila Selli
(Michele Francesio, Goffredo Canarini, Nicolina Roccabruna)
Eliminated
"Sotto le stelle" - Nannarella
(Romolo Balzani)
Eliminated
"Sotto le stelle" - Ely Neri and his Orchestra
Tango di casa mia (Ely Neri)
Eliminated

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 Eddy Anselmi. Festival di Sanremo: almanacco illustrato della canzone italiana. Panini Comics, 2009. ISBN 8863462291.
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