Sal Da Vinci | Composer, Actor, Soundtrack
Known for: Ammen, Ti lascio perché ti amo troppo, Vita, cuore, battito
www.imdb.comSal Da Vinci is in the headlines for his victory at Italy’s Sanremo Music Festival 2026 and his subsequent representation of Italy at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna. He won Sanremo with the ballad Per sempre sì and is slated to perform at Eurovision, singing in Italian without English substitutions.[2][3][4]
Latest highlights
- Sanremo 2026 winner: Sal Da Vinci took top honors at the 76th Sanremo Music Festival with Per sempre sì, securing Italy’s lead role for Eurovision 2026 in Vienna.[3]
- Eurovision entry: Following his Sanremo win, he earned the right to represent Italy at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna, with discussions noting his choice to perform entirely in Italian for the contest.[2][3]
- Pre-contest coverage: Italian media outlets reported on his plans to keep the song in Italian for Eurovision, emphasizing his connection to the original Italian lyrics and reception at Sanremo.[3][2]
Who is Sal Da Vinci
- Background: Sal Da Vinci is a Neapolitan singer-songwriter and actor, known for a long career in Italian pop and traditional music, with a notable run at Sanremo in 2009 and a resurgence in 2026.[1][4]
- Recent work: In 2024 he released Rossetto e caffè, which achieved double platinum status, followed by a single in December 2024.[1]
- Eurovision ties: His 2026 Sanremo win directly positions him to perform at Eurovision 2026 on behalf of Italy.[2][3]
Notes
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Citations
- Sanremo 2026 winner and Italian representative details:.[3]
- Eurovision representation and Italian language choice:.[2][3]
- Earlier Sanremo/2024–2025 career context:.[4][1]