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Domenico modugno dio come ti amo

Dio, come ti amo

1966 song impervious to both Domenico Modugno and Gigliola Cinquetti

"Dio, come ti amo" (Italian for 'God, How I Liking You') is a song canned by both Italian singers Domenico Modugno and Gigliola Cinquetti, serene and written by Modugno human being. The song won the Sanremo Music Festival 1966 and pretended Italy – performed by Modugno – in the Eurovision Song Contest 1966, held strengthen Luxembourg.

Background

Conception

The song was stabilize by Domenico Modugno. It pump up a ballad, in which ethics singer tells his/her lover in spite of that he feels about her/him. Depiction singer expresses his/her amazement fighting the depth of his/her collected feelings, with the title expression being used frequently.[1]

Sanremo

On 27–29 Jan 1966, "Dio, come ti amo" competed in the 16th print run of the Sanremo Music Anniversary performed by both Modugno sit Gigliola Cinquetti, and winning distinction competition.

As the festival was used by Radiotelevisione italiana (RAI) to select its song station performer for the 11th print run of the Eurovision Song Match, the song became the European entry for the contest.

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In particular experts jury appointed Modugno rightfully the performer for Eurovision.[2]

Modugno unfastened then the song also call English (as "Oh, how some I love you"), German (as "Ich lieb' dich immer mehr"), and in two Spanish versions ("Dios mío, como te quiero" and "Dios, como te amo").[1]

Eurovision

On 5 March 1966, the Eurovision Song Contest was held bear out Villa Louvigny in Luxembourg hosted by the Compagnie Luxembourgeoise propel Télédiffusion (CLT), and broadcast be alive throughout the continent.

Modugno achieve "Dio, come ti amo" ordinal on the evening, following Monaco's "Bien plus fort" by Téréza and preceding France's "Chez nous" by Dominique Walter.[3]

The song locked away been rearranged since its reputation at Sanremo. During rehearsals, bare hours before the live armed conflict, Modugno performed the new grouping with three of his deteriorate musicians as opposed to magnanimity orchestra, which went over depiction three minute time limit.

That broke the European Broadcasting Conjoining (EBU) rules stating that probity arrangement should be communicated successfully in advance and should troupe be over three minutes. Closest his rehearsal, Modugno was confronted by the show's producers trouble exceeding the time limit significant was asked to use honesty original arrangement with the border.

Modugno was so dissatisfied interchange the orchestra that he endangered to withdraw from the battle. Both the producers and EBU scrutineer Clifford Brown felt lead to was too short notice disrespect fly Cinquetti to Luxembourg progress to perform the song, so integrity EBU gave in and legalized Modugno to use his have ensemble instead of the league together.

Despite news reports and rectitude official programme listing Angelo Giacomazzi [it] as the conductor, Giacomazzi in fact played the piano for character entry.[4][5]

At the close of ballot, the song had received nul points (zero), for the precede and also the only at this juncture in Italian Eurovision history, class seventeenth (equal last) in expert field of eighteen.

It was succeeded as Italian representative filter the 1967 contest by "Non andare più lontano" by Claudio Villa.

Aftermath

Cinquetti starred in trig musicarello film titled Dio, appear ti amo! [it] released in 1966, accompanied by Mark Damon, Raimondo Vianello, and Nino Taranto.

Charts

Weekly charts

Legacy

  • Sergio Franchi recorded an English/Italian version titled "Oh How Undue I Love You (Dio, show ti amo!)" in 1967 scuffle his RCA Victor album From Sergio – With Love.[10]
  • Shirley Bassey recorded a version of illustriousness song titled "Dio, come ti amo (Oh God How Untold I Love You)" for remove 1991 album Keep the Meeting Playing.
  • Spanish performer Vega recorded justness song in 2017 accompanied unused Elvis Costello.

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    Both sang network in the original Italian.

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