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Italy in Eurovision: Voting & Points

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Italy hosted the Eurovision Song Contest three times:
1965: Naples
1991: Rome
2022: Turin
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Italy boycotted the Eurovision Song Contest 1981, saying that it was too old fashioned
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The longest song in the Eurovision Song Contest is Italy's "Corde Della Mia Chitarra" from 1957: 5 minutes and 9 seconds. After the contest, the rules were tightened so songs couldn't be longer than 3.5 minutes initially and later 3 minutes
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The most covered Eurovision song is Domenico Mudugno's "Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu" from 1958, also known as Volare. The song has been covered by famous stars such as Dean Martin, Cliff Richard, David Bowie and many more

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Eurovision 2026: Songs

All the songs for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026

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Eurovision 2026: Poll

Who should win the Eurovision Song Contest 2026?

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Titles of songs have included Boom Bang-a-bang (UK, 1969), A-Ba-Ni-Ba (Israel, 1978), Bana Bana (Turkey, 1989) and Boum-badaboum (Monaco, 1967)
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Austria boycotted the 1969-contest in Madrid because Spain at that time was ruled by Francisco Franco
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In 2024, the EBU rejected two songs submitted by the Israeli broadcaster; "October Rain" and "Dance Forever" due to political content in the lyrics. The broadcaster later submitted "Hurricane", which was approved