The "report card" after the rehearsals. Fedez-Masini and Meta do well
The article reviews the early rehearsals for the Sanremo Music Festival, indicating a mixed performance quality among the artists.
As the Sanremo Music Festival gears up with its final rehearsals, the performance quality of participating artists is receiving scrutiny. The director's ability to orchestrate musicians divided across various levels of the stage adds a unique dynamic, even leading to a somewhat "telepathic" direction style. Initial assessments denote a mediocre overall performance quality, yet the festival has notably seen fewer mediocrities compared to previous years. Arisa emerges as a standout with her vocal prowess, although her song's lyrics and arrangement fall flat in comparison.
Additionally, the band Bambole di Pezza shines during live performances, outperforming their recorded versions and infusing the venue with an energetic rock vibe during their song "Resta con me," earning them a solid rating. In contrast, Chiello struggles to adapt to the stage setting, leading to a disappointing performance report. As the festival draws near, these early observations highlight the fluctuating standards of this year's musical lineup, setting the tone for audience expectations.
With the Sanremo Music Festival being one of Italy's most prestigious cultural events, how the artists perform during these rehearsals could significantly impact their final standings. The industry will be watching closely, as many aspiring musicians hope to capture the audience's and judges' hearts amid mixed early reviews, setting a precedent for both artists and organizers on what to expect this year in Sanremo.