The eagerly awaited final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 it has finally come. After the intense semi-finals on May 9 and 11, tonight 13 May, starting at 21.35 on Rai 1, the main evening will take place.
Among the 26 contestants in contention, our national representative, Marco Mengoniparticularly stands out. But at what time will the recent winner of Sanremo perform? Let's find out the details.
The big day has finally arrived! Tonight we'll find out the winner of the #Eurovision Song Contest 2023? pic.twitter.com/AibpAKP69O
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When will we see Marco Mengoni on stage at Eurovision 2023?
La programming of the final night of the Eurovision Song Contest has finally been revealed. The appointment is for today, Saturday 13 May 2023, with a total of 26 artists ready to challenge each other: the 20 who qualified through the two semi-finals, plus the "Big Five" – France, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom and Spain – and Ukraine, winner of the previous edition.
The curiosity of Italian fans is all focused on the performance of Marco Mengoni, which will bring "Due vite" to the competition, the song already winner of the 73rd Sanremo Festival.
The sensational Marco Mengoni will be back to steal your heart this Saturday ??? #Eurovision pic.twitter.com/bjSzYvFr8Q
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According to the official lineup, Mengoni's performance will be the eleventh of the evening, just after Albania and before Estonia. With the show starting at 20.40, Mengoni he is expected to enter the stage approximately 40 minutes after the start of the programme.
The Italian singer-songwriter is therefore expected to rise on stage around 21.20. Obviously we remind you that this is an approximate time, so it would be advisable to tune in a little earlier, since the artist could also show up after 21.20.
What adaptations did Marco Mengoni have to make for Eurovision 2023?
The original version of "Two Lives" lasts 3 minutes and 45 seconds. However, to comply with Eurovision rules, which limit the duration of each song to 3 minutes, Mengoni and his team had to downsize the piece, cutting about 45 seconds and making some changes to the arrangement.
Where and how to follow the Eurovision 2023 final?
The final of Eurovision 2023 will be broadcast on Rai 1 and streaming up RaiPlay starting at 20.35 on 13 May 2023. Alternatively, the event will also be available on YouTube on the official Eurovision Song Contest channel.
Read also: Who won Eurovision 2023, the ranking and position Marco Mengoni
