The anticipation for the Sanremo Music Festival has finally come to an end, as it kicks off today, February 24th, hosted by Carlo Conti at the Ariston Theatre. The event features 30 competing artists who will showcase their new songs starting at 8:40 PM on Rai 1. Carlo Conti will be joined by Can Yaman, and numerous guests will perform on stage, including the previous year's winner Olly. However, a significant focus is on Tiziano Ferro, the festival's first major guest, marking his return to the prestigious event after a six-year absence.

Despite never competing as a main artist, Tiziano Ferro has always embraced the opportunity to perform at Sanremo whenever invited. His enthusiasm towards sharing his music on this celebrated stage remains unwavering. This year, Tiziano Ferro is particularly excited to return following the success of his latest album "Sono un grande," which has contributed to a renewed interest in his music. This appearance is seen not only as a celebration of his career but also as a testament to his resilience, overcoming personal struggles such as alcoholism.

The spotlight on Ferro during the festival is significant, as he symbolizes a narrative of survival and triumph over personal demons. His return not only brings emotional weight to his performance but also serves as an inspiration to many fans who may be facing similar battles. The Sanremo Music Festival, a cultural cornerstone in Italy, gains further depth with Ferro's involvement, ensuring that the audience experiences not just music but a profound story of recovery and hope.