Please, Look at to this live performance inspired to Southern Italian music, the Pizzica and Taranta, who inspired Angelina too🎉 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dypsbQCdC9U.htmlsi=e0_jKJcEXfOsNtGW
Cumbia is actually a music genre from Colombia, but I surely recognize some echoes from the Balcan area. Angelina sings with a strong accent of Naples (Campania region, south-western Italy; while Puglia is in the South-East).
You guessed right, the melody does not derive from the Italian tradition but is more Spanish (in reality in the text, rather than in the music, there is a reference to the "cumbia", which is a dance from the Colombian and more generally Latin American tradition) Angelina is very good, she is the daughter of an artist, her father was Mango, a great Italian singer-songwriter (and with a great voice) who died too soon.
@@robertoegosum1501Angelina is from Basilicata, not Naples! This song has a rhythm that is a mix between Cumbia and traditional southern Italian sounds in general
Angelina is from Lagonegro, southern Italy. So she is singing in Italian but with Mediterranean vibes. Southern Italy was Spanish, Arab and Greek as well during history, like many other regions of southern Italy. Her city is also close tu Puglia, Campania, and Basilicata, regions that have very Arabic vibes as well. And southern music is very traditional in Italy. We love her 🇮🇹🎶
@@AngelaLollaNo, è di Maratea, una piccola cittadina lucana in provincia di Potenza. Il dialetto della sua zona appartiene alla stessa famiglia linguistica del napoletano, a cui assomiglia tantissimo sia nei vocaboli che nella grammatica che nell’accento.
@@scully8950 Se vogliamo fare i pignoli, a Maratea ci è nata (e forse avevano anche una casa a mare), ma la famiglia, ovviamente padre in primis, erano di Lagonegro ed hanno tutti vissuto prevalentemente lì (e non è provincia di MT, ma di PZ)
In ogni caso la canzone è stata scritta da Madame (veneta) e prodotta da Dardast (milanese), quindi tutta questa discernita sulle sue origini è davvero un po' ridicola.
Her father (Mango) is a famous singer from the 80's and sadly he died during a concert at the age of 60. On Friday (the night of cover songs) she will sing one of her father's song called La rondine. She totally deserves to win. She has an outstanding talent ❤
I love this song! There's so many elements stitched together in this song. It has attitude yet pulls you back to reflection on the ballet parts. I also noticed the backing music, it's like uptempo, old style flamenco music from the 1950s, yet it works really well with the modern beat. I would be happy if Italy sent this. If not, at least I found this for my playlist!
Please take a look to the show of cover songs. Angelina sang a song of her beloved daddy dead during performing his own concert. The songs is name “la rondine”
I'm Italian, from Apulia, and omg I need her in Eurovision. The song is kinda giving a southern italian party vibe, her other song "Che t'o dico a fa" also reminds me of that. She's such a good singer and I hope she wins. Btw for the staging, in Sanremo we usually have a staging like this, she would 100% improve it.
Madame wrote it and there so much of her...but the energy from Angelina brings it to another level. It should do very well in Eurovision (many votes from Eastern Europe, Turkey and Spain because of the eastern vibes)...rest to see where Sanremo's final decisional vote is going because there are many good entries this year.
I think this one is really interesting. It' a "cumbia" song rithm ... from columbia but ... this soong also have some strong Mediterranean roots in south Italy... well done Angelina Mango
@@rhythmicmusicswap4173Absolutely not true, because you don't know the traditional music of southern Italy, which is very Mediterranean and which clearly also spread to Naples
This song was the definite standout for me, I hope it wins! Plus her performance is great, not too exaggerated but it captures your attention very well
You need to listen to the cover she did "la rondine" , the song was written by her father, died during a concert when she was little. Make sure to check out the lyrics cause they change meaning and fits perfect with her "memorial" performance, she cryes out the song filled with grief for the loss of her father, it is moving
@@ttalex2426 sorry, what part of this song is not happy? The rhythm and the vocals are not of a ballad, on stage she’s fire AND her voice is objectively good so 😂
OMG YASSS ANGELINA WON Sanremo & will go to ESC next! I couldn't be happier, good luck baby girl, BRAVA❣️🏆🇮🇹💃🇪🇺🥳🥳🥳💎🌟🌺🫧🌈 #AngelinaMango #LaNoia #Eurovision
@@fedem14 Yep, this afternoon she officially confirmed it, YAY! Angelina told that she really didn't expected it, but is overjoyed to represent Italy on that Eurovision stage, good luck to her, I'm positive that she won't disappoint!🙏🎀🥰💐💖💫💫💫
however, if you want to understand something more about Angelina Mango you should react to her performance at the Sanremo covers evening. Angelina sang La Rondine, in English the swallow, a beautiful song by her father Pino Mango who was a famous Italian singer who died of a heart attack during a concert just as Angelina, then thirteen years old, was present in the audience . that performance made all of Italy cry also because, in addition to the tribute to a fantastic dead artist by her daughter who was traumatized by that event, the lyrics of the song are already in themselves very emotional and poetic. I also invite you to see the original videos of Mahomood's song "La Tuta Gold" and Annalisa's "Sincerely", they are of a very high level and express the true character of the song, much more than the Sanremo performance, thanks and greetings from Italy from Alessandro 😁👍🏽
please watch the video of this other song (titled: La Rondine) by Angelina Mango. She also sang it in Sanremo but the day after....it is a cover of a song written by her father (he also a singer) and who died prematurely: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6xwVRZDyvh8.html
Say hello to the future winner of San Remo Italia 2024, new promise of Italian music...and next performer at Eurovision......ANGELINA MANGO good blood doesn't lie!!! (thanks to her late father Mango, who died 9 years ago) GOODBYE FROM italia..CIAO CIAO ANGELINA LOVE U TI AMO
They are Mediterranean sounds which are obviously combined differently in the various countries overlooking this sea, including Italy. There are many events in southern Italy that narrate this mosaic. I'll give you the link to the very famous "Notte della Taranta", where the sounds are typically Mediterranean and therefore also Italian. Italy is not only the romantic music known in the world, it is a set of sounds collected over the centuries, from Arab, Spanish, German, French, Austrian dominations, and above all the south of the country has had Arab and Spanish dominations. Link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dypsbQCdC9U.html
sei una conferma - un punto di riferimento - la luce alla fine del tunnel, però se quest'anno nonostante la partecipazione di ***** segui eurovision ti disconosco 4ever
