The tenores di bitti are a typical "choir" from Sardinia. It is composed of 4 male voices and they only sing in sardinian language, it's rare to hear them sing in italian this is the first time for me.
The Sardinian "canto a tenore", absolutely original and indigenous, was included by UNESCO in 2005 among the "intangible heritage of humanity". It was born as an imitation of nature: the bass imitates the lowing of the ox, the contralto the bleating of the sheep, the mezzo voice the lamb and the soloist the man. The latter, singing the poem in the Sardinian language, must mark the rhythm and tonality that the actual choir must follow harmoniously. The way of "cantare a tenore" varies from area to area of Sardinia and is still very widespread. There are many examples on You Tube.
In quanto sarda sono veramente felice che la maggior parte delle persone abbia colto l'importanza dell'arte che i Tenores di Bitti portano avanti. Non era scontato. Grazie! ❤
The original song was written and composed by Lucio Dalla - one of the most important songwriters of the Italian pop tradition - in 1977. It uses the sea as an allegory of the depth of injustice of the society of the time. However, the lyrics sound so contemporary and the music still so stunning and fresh today.
And the Sanremo's Press Room is dedicated to Lucio Dalla, and they give a prize in Sanremo. This year to Angelina Mango. The other important prize is dedicated to Mia Martini, and this year they gave it to her sister Loredana Berté.
Almost every town in Italy has its folk music and dialect, that's our richness, plus we have been land of conquer for centuries. Mahmood is very proud of his sardinian roots from mother side, that's why he feels the boy next door. This cover was so brave and soooo far from his style, I was speechless
The voice you hear at 03:20 is that of Lucio Dalla, the original performer of the song, a beloved singer who passed away in 2012 just a few days after his appearance at Sanremo. I cried like a child during this performance, just as I did during 'La Rondine' by Angelina Mango
Nn ce alcuna voce di Lucio Dalla e' cantata dai Tenoris di Bitti voce solista e' anche il fischio che si sente sono sempre loro lì ho seguiti , bellissima canzone del grande Lucio Dalla oltre a Mahmoud eseguita magistralmente 🔝🌊💯
This song pays homage to and recalls Sardinia (the Italian region of origin of Alessandro's mother). The choir sings in the regional Sardinian language.
It's interesting observing how that music just blowing your mind.. you can't say anything during the listening is hypnotising you and your soul calms down. I can hear the Italian Sardinia's tradition. Sublime♥️
Beautiful interpretation of a very intense song written by Lucio Dalla - this one together with the cover of Hallelujah done by Santi Francesi and Skin were the best of the covers night.
That was a wonderful, amazing, heartbreking performance! It's a song by a very very popular singer and author .. Lucio Dalla.. who passed away some years ago.. so beloved in Italy! Mahmood and the Tenores have done a masterpiece.. Hope that this song , in this version will be included in Mahmood 's album, sorting out in these days!!! I love him❤
OMG I rushed here to tell you that you’re in the Intro of Mahmood’s new album!! It starts with your interview “Wrap it up in italian / Rap in italian?!” i’m deceased
Maybe you get "Brividi" on your body because is February and you wear just a t-shirt (I am joking). I only know that the Tenores of Bitti are Sardinian and produce deep and vibrant sounds that remind an accordion.
It is a 1978 song by "Lucio Dalla" - "Come è profondo il mare": th-cam.com/video/4uc3UUtmdv8/w-d-xo.html (album). Lucio Dalla was one of the greatest Italian singer-songwriters who made together with 20 other important artists, the history of Italian music. Lucio Dalla died suddenly, of a heart attack, on March 1, 2012, three days before his 69th birthday, at the Plaza Hotel in Montreux, a Swiss town that is home to one of the world's most important music festivals, the Montreux Jazz Festival, where he had just performed the previous evening. Lucio Dalla's most famous song for the international audience was "Caruso" .th-cam.com/video/JqtSuL3H2xs/w-d-xo.html
I really appreciate the song, but I don't like his voice, " the colour "...a bit too high for a male perfomer ...like pop boy bands who sing high notes, it is just not something I like listening. I am Brit, but I don't like our song. If they wanted someone famous for Eurovision, who slays at Eurovision style music, they should have asked Dua Lipa to represent us, not him. Mango was a great choice, and I am really glad she won. Norway has amazing Gate, now Mango, stiff competition this year already, for sure.
Non capisco perché ha scelto di fare sta' canzone così moscia,monotona, triste, angosciosa e chi più ha , più ne metta..... Avrebbe potuto approfittare della presenza dei bravissimi tenores di Bitti per cantare un brano più vivo e brioso. Boh.
Più che non capire la scelta, a mio parare non capisci la meraviglia di questa canzone, di questa poesia. Lucio Dalla è sempre una scelta azzeccata, soprattutto per il Festival della musica italiana. Un meraviglioso ricordo ed una performance pazzesca.
Ma come si fa a commentare cosi un capolavoro come questo con un significato così importante in questo momento storico ?tra l altro l'ha fatto da Dio Mahmood. Onestamente è imbarazzante quello che hai detto
The tenores di bitti are a typical "choir" from Sardinia. It is composed of 4 male voices and they only sing in sardinian language, it's rare to hear them sing in italian this is the first time for me.
Davvero! Mai sentiti prima in italiano. Straordinario e bellissimo!
The Sardinian "canto a tenore", absolutely original and indigenous, was included by UNESCO in 2005 among the "intangible heritage of humanity". It was born as an imitation of nature: the bass imitates the lowing of the ox, the contralto the bleating of the sheep, the mezzo voice the lamb and the soloist the man. The latter, singing the poem in the Sardinian language, must mark the rhythm and tonality that the actual choir must follow harmoniously. The way of "cantare a tenore" varies from area to area of Sardinia and is still very widespread. There are many examples on You Tube.
Straordinaria questa cover, me l’era persa! Te comunque non me la conti giusta.. sei troppo brava. Sei una critica musicale?🤗😘
@@Florence-kn3dq 😆No, proprio no. O, almeno, lo sono quanto puoi esserlo tu. 😘Sono sempre stata dalla parte opposta dei critici. 😷
@@clelia7820 si, hai ragione, era meglio dire , storica della musica😘. Te sei la numero uno.
In quanto sarda sono veramente felice che la maggior parte delle persone abbia colto l'importanza dell'arte che i Tenores di Bitti portano avanti. Non era scontato. Grazie! ❤
Loro sono famosi in TUTTO il mondo, patrimonio dell'umanità oserei dire...Mahmood è stato delicato rispettoso e bravissimo
He was a cutie dedicating the performance to his mother and Sardinia ❤
He deserved more at the duetti/cover night 💙
The original song was written and composed by Lucio Dalla - one of the most important songwriters of the Italian pop tradition - in 1977. It uses the sea as an allegory of the depth of injustice of the society of the time. However, the lyrics sound so contemporary and the music still so stunning and fresh today.
And the Sanremo's Press Room is dedicated to Lucio Dalla, and they give a prize in Sanremo. This year to Angelina Mango. The other important prize is dedicated to Mia Martini, and this year they gave it to her sister Loredana Berté.
@@giovannimoriggi58333:07 3:07
The Tenores di Bitti collaborated even with Peter Gabriel
Sono sardo e vi posso dire che la nostra lingua è magica.
Dipende da che sardo
Canzone meravigliosa di Lucio Dalla. Interpretazione meravigliosa di Mahmoud e tenores di Bitti, cantori di Sardegna.... Pelle d'oca
Davvero, non l'avevo sentita, una versione davvero ben riuscita, eccezionale.
Almost every town in Italy has its folk music and dialect, that's our richness, plus we have been land of conquer for centuries. Mahmood is very proud of his sardinian roots from mother side, that's why he feels the boy next door. This cover was so brave and soooo far from his style, I was speechless
The polyphonic tenors of Sardinia is also your heritage since they are included in the intangible World Heritage List of the UNESCO
Sardegna ♥che meraviglia questa cover
Oh that was my favorite of the cover night 😍
Bravissimo Mahmood.
Le parole di questa canzone sono fondamentali.
The voice you hear at 03:20 is that of Lucio Dalla, the original performer of the song, a beloved singer who passed away in 2012 just a few days after his appearance at Sanremo. I cried like a child during this performance, just as I did during 'La Rondine' by Angelina Mango
Nn ce alcuna voce di Lucio Dalla e' cantata dai Tenoris di Bitti voce solista e' anche il fischio che si sente sono sempre loro lì ho seguiti , bellissima canzone
del grande Lucio Dalla oltre a Mahmoud eseguita magistralmente 🔝🌊💯
@@graziellasolinas5956 Ma cosa diavolo dici? La voce di Lucio Dalla è campionata e puoi sentirla a 03:20
Sono stati bravissimi, meritavano di vincere la serata cover o almeno secondi.
This song pays homage to and recalls Sardinia (the Italian region of origin of Alessandro's mother). The choir sings in the regional Sardinian language.
Good job Positrone 😊
It's interesting observing how that music just blowing your mind.. you can't say anything during the listening is hypnotising you and your soul calms down. I can hear the Italian Sardinia's tradition. Sublime♥️
2 minuti - Calcutta. Asxoltala, è un capolavoro!
Beautiful interpretation of a very intense song written by Lucio Dalla - this one together with the cover of Hallelujah done by Santi Francesi and Skin were the best of the covers night.
Magia!
That was a wonderful, amazing, heartbreking performance! It's a song by a very very popular singer and author .. Lucio Dalla.. who passed away some years ago.. so beloved in Italy! Mahmood and the Tenores have done a masterpiece.. Hope that this song , in this version will be included in Mahmood 's album, sorting out in these days!!! I love him❤
One of the most difficult song to sing, by Lucio Dalla
OMG I rushed here to tell you that you’re in the Intro of Mahmood’s new album!! It starts with your interview “Wrap it up in italian / Rap in italian?!” i’m deceased
Mahmoud would be so lucky to date you, Andy. You guys would make a great couple!
❤❤❤❤❤ Meravigliosa interpretazione ❤❤❤❤❤
Grazie per questa tua reazione. L’ho vista per caso. ❤
Beautiful and emotional. Nothing else...
Thank you for your reaction
🙏
Thanks for reacting ❤
Questa ne l’era persa. Da brividi!❤
OH MY GOD I CANNOT WAIT FOR YOU TO WAKE UP!!!!!!
Maybe you get "Brividi" on your body because is February and you wear just a t-shirt (I am joking). I only know that the Tenores of Bitti are Sardinian and produce deep and vibrant sounds that remind an accordion.
Sardinia should have spamvoted this
👏👏👏
@eurovoxx are you aware you are in new Mahmood album? :-D
It is a 1978 song by "Lucio Dalla" - "Come è profondo il mare": th-cam.com/video/4uc3UUtmdv8/w-d-xo.html (album). Lucio Dalla was one of the greatest Italian singer-songwriters who made together with 20 other important artists, the history of Italian music. Lucio Dalla died suddenly, of a heart attack, on March 1, 2012, three days before his 69th birthday, at the Plaza Hotel in Montreux, a Swiss town that is home to one of the world's most important music festivals, the Montreux Jazz Festival, where he had just performed the previous evening. Lucio Dalla's most famous song for the international audience was "Caruso" .th-cam.com/video/JqtSuL3H2xs/w-d-xo.html
Listen to NLDA intro
At the end you can hear Lucio Dalla's voice...... ( the original singer, who died few years ago, a giant of Italian music)
Please react to Negramaro with "Ricominciamo tutto"!!!!!❤❤❤❤ THEY ARE OUT OF THIS WORLD! Terribly underrated...🥺🥺🥺🥺
This is original version (1977): th-cam.com/video/7zBuIhnIans/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Z47Ni-QNYxsx3Xpx
I really appreciate the song, but I don't like his voice, " the colour "...a bit too high for a male perfomer ...like pop boy bands who sing high notes, it is just not something I like listening. I am Brit, but I don't like our song. If they wanted someone famous for Eurovision, who slays at Eurovision style music, they should have asked Dua Lipa to represent us, not him.
Mango was a great choice, and I am really glad she won. Norway has amazing Gate, now Mango, stiff competition this year already, for sure.
Non capisco perché ha scelto di fare sta' canzone così moscia,monotona, triste, angosciosa e chi più ha , più ne metta..... Avrebbe potuto approfittare della presenza dei bravissimi tenores di Bitti per cantare un brano più vivo e brioso.
Boh.
Well.sometimes instead of just being "brioso" you might prefer to be deep.and meaningful
Più che non capire la scelta, a mio parare non capisci la meraviglia di questa canzone, di questa poesia.
Lucio Dalla è sempre una scelta azzeccata, soprattutto per il Festival della musica italiana.
Un meraviglioso ricordo ed una performance pazzesca.
Bellissima canzone
@@Barbara_M.👍
Ma come si fa a commentare cosi un capolavoro come questo con un significato così importante in questo momento storico ?tra l altro l'ha fatto da Dio Mahmood. Onestamente è imbarazzante quello che hai detto
Very good. 👍