ITALY EUROVISION 2019 REACTION: Mahmood - 'Soldi' (Sanremo 2019 winner) | ANDY REACTS!
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- Mahmood will be representing Italy at Eurovision 2019 in Tel Aviv with the song 'Soldi' after winning the Sanremo 2019 festival!
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Yes, that's Arabic... this song is about his difficult relation with his father, who's Egyptian (hence, the Arabic), and the sense of abandonment he felt when he came asking for money (soldi).
Karin Seregni thank you so much for the explanation and meaning behind the song! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🇮🇹🇮🇹❤️❤️
@@eurovoxx thank you for liking the song.. when I heard 10 seconds of this song I knew it could have won, and it could have been serious competition in Eurovision... moreover, I'd add that he has been kind of brave in including 2 verses in arabic, considering the actual political vibes here in Italy (we have a questionable government immigration-wise, even though Mahmood IS Italian). So, props to him and good luck!
Karin Seregni we see how much his participation and winning San Reno means! Andy is a huge fan of Italian music so we are not surprised he loves this song so much either! We can’t wait to see it performed in Tel Aviv! 🇮🇹🇮🇹
Karin, he was born in Milano and his father is Arabic. 🌼🌻
@@liviofrancoconte4262 from egypt
Even we Arabs are standing with you Mahmood! You're 100 % Italian, and no matter what they say in your country about your ancestry, you deserve to represent your birth country with pride! You're telling your childhood story, And that makes you even unique. Greetings from Lebanon.
Most of Italians like him a lot (very nice guy) and his song. As usual in Italy, some people exaggerate a lot for a few (very few) of "racist" reactions.
@@BenoitXVIII Dear, you're talking to an Arab who should "stand" with his father(as the story is told), but instead I stand with the truth, and that truth is that he had a painful life I don't wish to anyone. Of course, not all Italian are racist, belonging or not to any culture doesn't measure how much open minded or not you are. The question is all about education or how much do we understand it. There's in other hand, people who didn't like him to win not for the racism reason but for the reason they would have liked if someone else could represent them. Anyway he won Sanremo and personally I'm happy for him and I hope he wins Eurovision too. He's a good guy with such a great talet :)
@@gopfraile812 yes you are right. He was not the tele-voting winner (he was third).. Anyway the 2 juries have been right to give nearly all their votes to Manhood. Italians don't vote for Festival di San Remo thinking about Eurovision Song Contest... Sanremo winner goes to ESC since maybe 7 or 8 years if he wants. Before that, Italy did not participate anymore to esc since 1997.
@@BenoitXVIII But I guess the judges were right, they have chosen a great singer, he's intense. With a powerful voice and not the typical romantic Italian songs we're so used to get in Eurovision
@@BenoitXVIII I saw it last year, I'm this "Eurovision euphoria fan" 😂😂 I didn't remember, sorry for that, of course the are exceptions
Hi, I'm Italian and would love to give a little backgroud to how he got to rapresent us, beside the song. Sanremo Festival is the most important musical event in Italy, whoever wins gets to take part to Eurovision rapresenting the country. This year there was plenty of very (very) old, traditional italian music and singers, people we've been listening to for 40 years around here. Plus, we are currently under a government that strongly attacks and tries to isolate anything that differs from 'the traditional italian culture', any kind of foreign vibe gets strong criticism (and Mahmood is hald italian half egiptian). Also, youger generations in Italy are being criticised, judged and not supported, at all. With this, I am extremely glad and proud we'll be rapresented by a young, hardworking songwriter with a diverse etnic background both in his personal life and his music. This entry tells me my country is not giving in to the attitude of the current politics in charge, is not giving in to fear, rejection, judgment and isolation. So I really don't mind how this will work out, as many others I am so happy and proud.
Mahmood is 100% Italian. Yes, his lineage is half Egyptian, but his nationality is 100% Italian. Also, I don't agree that you should make this political and that goes for the politicians as well. This is entertainment, let's enjoy it for what it is. One other point, the Italian culture, old tradition and the new are both beautiful and you should be proud.
@@NickS-lz5vk just shut up will you!
And let the woman talk!
@@silviadamato. Maometto no!
you rock Arianna! you were able to explain the whole situation in only few lines, bravissima!
Sono italiana pure io. Grazie per il commento, è ciò ch eprovo ormai da giorni. La generazione che vuole essere schiacciata sta lottando duro, e si vede. GRAZIE MAHMOOD
I'm italian and I hope he wins! I really like him and his music! Vote for Mahmood!
the first time an Italian of Arab origin will be at eurovision
Nope Bilal too this year Lol
@@Vaikida Bilal is Italian of Arab origin???
@@Hanniballo77 bilal is French with Arab origin
@@Vaikida there were French Arabs at Eurovision before
like amina annabi
but it's the first time in italy
Alessandro Mahmood was born and raised in Italy. His mother is Italian. He has no contact with his father anymore.
He himself says that he is Italian. But yes, his father is Egyptian.
I am very proud to be represented by Alessandro MAHMOOD go Italy🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Money
It's really hot down in the suburbs
Mama don't worry I'm on my way home
You will be upset by a liar
It looked like love to you, it was something else
He's drinking champagne during Ramadan
On tv they are airing Jackie Chan
He's smoking Shisha and asks me how I'm doing
He asks me how I'm doing
You alredy know how things are going going going
I think faster to try to figure out if you're going to fool me tomorrow
I have no time to clear things up 'cause I finally found out what you are
It hurts to be alive when you lose your pride you leave home out of the blue
You, tell me if
You only cared for the money money
As if you had any money
Tell me whether you miss me or you don't give a fuck
You used to ask me how I was doing doing doing
Now things are going going going
What you're supposed to say you haven't said yet
Betrayal is a bullet in your chest
Keep all the compassion to yourself
You keep lyin' at home but you know she knows
Sittin' there she'll be asking me
Asking me how I'm doing doing doing
She already knows how things are going going going
I think faster to figure out whether tomorrow you're gonna fool me
I have no time to clear things up 'cause I finally found out what you are
It hurts to be alive
when you lose your pride
I figured it out in one second, from me
You only wanted the money
As if I had any money
Before you would talk to me till late
You used to ask me how I'm doing doing doing
Now how are things going going going
My son, my son, darling, come over here [Arabic]
You used to tell me while playing your games fiercely
My son, my son, darling [Arabic]
It seemed real
Wanting so bad to bring things back to what they were
I didn't ask you for your money...
It hurts to be alive
When you lose your pride
You leave home out of the blue
You, tell me if
Only cared for the money money
As if I had any money
You leave the city without anybody knowing
Yesterday you were here, where are you now, papa?
You ask me how I'm doing doing doing
You already know how things are going going going
great translation!!!!
grazie
@@MarkusLegner finally I know what arabic words he sing...thank you. 😁😁😁👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
quando dice "avessi avuto soldi" in italiano non specificando puo essere sia io che tu, tu l'hai tradotto con tu ma secondo me ha più senso con io! "come se io avessi avuto soldi"
@@davide.valentini sono d'accordo! secondo me la versione col "tu" non ha senso da un punto di vista logico.
Winner ALERT!
Mahmood
You are the best and dont listen to negative comments
Bring home the Eurovision Trophy to Italy.
MARK Bougourd
😒
Thank you so much from Italy 😍❤️🙏
I really dont know why so many didn't like It. I like his voice more than Ultimo. It's rough but consistent at the same time( if it makes sense), very very particular. Thank you for the reaction! greatings from Italy :)
Super!!!
Y'all he's being "bullied" by us, Italians, cause his father is Egyptian so he's "not italian". Please vote for him so that he can freaking win
That's not totally true. Only a small part is insulting him because of his origins. The majority hates him because they voted for Ultimo, but it wasn't enough. SanRemo Festival has an odd way to give the first prize, based on a 50% of popular vote and a 50% of press vote. In Italy there is a political crisis, where people just can't handle with the so-called "elite". Politicians today are seen as an elite and who is an expert of every matter is seen as an elite as well. So, this strange situation brought people to call elite also the press jury, made by people who studied music for all their life. The leaders of the populist parties didn't lose time. Di Maio wrote a post on Facebook, saying that is the people who has to choose the winner, and not an elite. Absolutely mad days.
No one is insulting him because of his origins. People is saying that journalists made him win because he has egyptian origins and they wanted to go against the current government
@@ilaria1928 ma venvia non diciamo sciocchezze, chi dice che è tutto programmato dalla sinistra???? Ma vaaa
wowitsCay Nessuno dice che È programmato dalla sinistra, però molti lo sostengono
@@ilaria1928 non hai capito, dicevo proprio quello, che la maggior parte che lo insultano lo fanno perché è "straniero" e perché dicono che Sanremo è pro alla sinistra, di Ultimo gliene frega poco
*My favourite so far* 🧡
Love himmm!
Mine too
The money song does not talk about money, but about a father who left his son when he was little, and only occasionally returns to him and asks him for money. He speaks of love for his father and for this difficult relationship. Alessandro has an Egyptian father and an Italian mother. He was born and lives in Milan. The Egyptian father returned to Egypt when he was small and only shows up once in a while.
Thanks from Italy!
Bellísima canzone regards from México
Thanks from Italy 😍🇮🇹
italy on fire 🔥🔥🔥
I’m so happy for Mahmood. He’s got a great song and I’m so rooting for him st the Eurovision! He poured himself into it and he made Soldi an unmissable, impossible-to-resist song.
In Italy he wasn't really 'understood' if I can say that. Right now in our country we have some immigration issues, and this song, this artist is wrongfully put in between (not that it matters, but he's 100% Italian). I hope that Mahmood can have his revenge on that. He is strong, he has a beautiful voice, and this song is so powerful. Good luck to him.
Ciao dall'Ucraina 😄 Io parlo Italiano perche sono stato in Roma 2 anni 😄
A Roma *
A Roma
Si ma se è ucraino/a...
In 2 anni chissà se un italiano riuscirebbe a parlare e scrivere in ucraino 😂❤
L'ucraina non è un paese, W il Donbass Libero
I love how everyone instantly guessed it is Arabic.
Habibi is actually one of the words youngsters in Milan use to address each other... we have a huge Arab immigration here .... we have even invented pizza kebab. Yummy!
mimmi brontola we think we need to try pizza kebab!! 🤔❤️
@Sofija Islamović Ma per questo ho detto che è una delle parole che usano... quelli che conosco tramite mio figlio lo conoscono perché cantano Ghali... può essere benissimo che tu non abbia mai sentito la canzone... ma da noi è stata un tormentone
Sofija Islamović noi ce lo diciamo tra di noi, è diventato tipo “ehy bibi”
@@mimmiblu6138 la pizza kebab è stata inventata da un iraniano se non sbaglio
Mahmood 🔥🔥🔥
Siamo i favoriti 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹❤❤❤❤🇮🇹🇮🇹 viva Italia
Chi è italiano metta like
👇
sono sicura che vincerà (alla faccia di tutti quelli che l'hanno criticato)
@@elisabettagrava236 vero
Ioo
@@elisabettagrava236 eravamo favoriti anche con mengoni con gabbani e con il volo ma guarda che e successo
Thank you so much from Italy!!! So lovely
Thank you from Italy!!❤❤❤
This will win Eurovision! Awesome. 12p from Greece
Thanks fron Italy
Soldi soldi👏🏽👏🏽
I'm Italian girl and I think that this song is amazing, because I like so much the melody, the text, to clap the hands and the Orchestra. I liked so much your video, i want watch all your videos. Greetings from Italy 😉🙏💪
MrLeyla92 thank you so much for your kind words! Make sure you subscribe to our channel to see all of Andy’s reactions to this year’s songs! ❤️❤️🇮🇹🇮🇹
Mamhood, the singer who participates for Italy, was born in Italy to Egyptian father and Italian mother. The song with which he participates with the title "Money" is dedicated to his father who is an alcoholic and left home but always came back from the family, tormenting he and his mother looking for "money" to buy alcohol
Thank you from Italy 🇮🇹 ❤️
Winner alert !
Vinci Eurovision, Mahmood !
Yep! ..he also sings a small verse in Arabic, his name is Alessandro
and is born in Italy to an Italian mother and an Egyptian father!
You're great, much love from Italy!!! Thank you so much!!!
DAI MAHMOOD!!!
It's a song with a beautiful rhythm🎵
Thank you🤗
Greetings from Italy😘
Mahmood as a person seems very understated,but when he sings this song he just comes to his own,great stage presence and lyrics that just tell you a true story of his life.This song will be hit regardless how it's does in Tel Aviv.
Still early days but this is for sure will be at the top end of the leaderboard.
He's got Winner written all over him!!!
Loved your reaction, and Soldi is a great and distinct song! You have to see the music video, I think it's a lot better 😁👏🏻🇮🇹
Francesco Marinelli grande frate forza Italia
Totally agree! It's a great song and fully deserved the win! 👍👏
I AM GLAD AND PROUD THAT MAHMOUD RAPPRESENT MY COUNTRY IN EURIVISION SONG!!
I am italian And this Song id Very very beatiful VIVA Ľ ITALIAAAA
Thanks for your review of Soldi!
And you guys please please please vote for Italy if you like it!! 🙏🏻
He will be winner.
He actually did perform it together with a rapper at Sanremo!
Winner alert ! 😍😍
Sono italiano.. È veramente bello sapere che anche gli altri paesi oltre a noi amano questa canzone
Thanks from italy viva Sanremo
It's funny how you say that it sounds "from the street", 'cause the song actually begins with "It's very hot in the SUBURBS" ("In PERIFERIA fa molto caldo")!
The song is about the relationship with his father who showed up only to ask for money (soldi, in italian, which is the title of the song).
Yes, it is Arabic: "Waladi waladi habibi ta'aleena" means something like "My little son, my little son, love, come here", referring to the past when his father seemed really caring and not just a leech.
"Come va?" is italian for "How are you/what's up/how you doing". It's the question the father asks just as a "courtesy" before asking for money.
EXCELLENTE CHANSON §§§§ THE ORCHESTRE MUST COME AGAIN TO THE EUROVISION
After a lot of year Italy will won the Eurovision!! Go Mahnood!
SUPER MAHMOOD !!!
Best reaction video! You seem like a very cool, chill guy!!
1:55 "being alive is tough when you lose your pride" There's just too much in this.
I think you can see it in 2 different ways:
- the mother knows he's cheating on her
- the father knows his family don't trust him no more, which then forces him to leave.
This song is really strong, finally something which makes me proud of being italian.
I like it very much,good job Italy with sending again a song with a good meaning. And it's a nice language
Viva litaliA
Grazie ♥
Yes, he's feeling it because he wrote this song and it talks about the situation in his family and it's obviously very important for him
Yes, at 3:26 there's an arabic verse. It refers to his Egyptian father and to his childhood.
Ma quanto sei carino?! La musica fonde le culture! 👏🏼 bravo! Saluti da Milano 🐞Italy
Ti stimo davvero Tanto! You are the pride of Italy!🇮🇹❤
Loveeee italy ! Great song cool video!
We have the winner
Forza Mahmood💪💪😍🇮🇹
Yes he sing some words in Arabic...............Waladi waladi habibi ta'alena!!! Ciao from Italy:))))
So much italian love him , thanks for react ( i'm italian )
My winner
Bellissima canzone Mahmood grande!!!
Spero proprio che vincerai alla faccia di quelle merdacce che ti criticano. 😆
@@Alex-kh2po grazie Ale!! Incrociamo le dita! 😀
Lo spero anch’io era il migliore a Sanremo
Bha
Non è ne intonato e melodico sinceramente non penso sia stato il migliore, per nulla
Ultimo voleva arrivare primo pure questa volta😂
Pensavi solo hai soldi hai soldi, come se avessi avuto i soldi, saluti dall Italia mitoooo 🇮🇹
Top top top top top top moahmood 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏congratulazioni 🤞
He’s goooood
Vai Alessandro...stendili, W l'Italia! Go Alessandro! Italia the first!
Italy Winner of ESC !!! 👍👍👍👍 💜💜💜💜
I hope we win the eurovision
Ahah fantastica la intro, un saluto dall'ITALIA!
Dear Andy @eurovoxx , I have now seen on the news an article in which you talked about the high costs in Tel Aviv ... Unfortunately, companies such as Airbnb+ understandable highest prices due to demand during the Eurovision period, bring us to a state of unreasonable prices !!! Israel is a small country with a modern railway system - I assure you that if you look for hotels outside of Tel Aviv - you will find that the prices are much lower and in terms of accessibility from Haifa to Tel Aviv, for example the travel time is around 45 minutes and there is a station adjacent to the competition location.Also Natanya , Ashdod, Ashkelon, Bat-Yam, Hadera etc. And these are the cities that are adjacent to the beach ... Of course there are excellent hotels in Jerusalem (half an hour by train to Tel Aviv). And if you can get along with my children? You are also welcome to my home with no money !
We need to let italy win in 2020 🤞❤
Forza ITALIA
#mahmood4eurovision
Your reaction is priceless lol made me happy . I’m subscribing
Thank you from Italy! 🇮🇹
so proud of hiiiiim
this song is great I love it
The sentence in Arabic is something that his dad often told him when he was little 🧡
grazie per il "bellissimi"
Everyone in Europe please vote Mahmood, he deserves to win Eurovision
love it
Proud to be Italian ❤️
Fiero di essere un’italiano
Orgoglio italiano 👏🏻👏🏻🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
I'm Italian and it was fun to watch your reaction. However, you have badly written the name of the festival. Sanremo not San Remo. Nice video
Antonio Margio thank you for letting us know! We’ve corrected the mistake 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Loved your reaction Eurovoxx !!! Look for my facebookpage: Angelo Torchetti. I had Mahmood on air last friday. He is a lovely guy . The song has an intense message. It is about his relationship with his father who letf his mother and him when he was 5 . He was born in Milan. His mother is from Sardinia and father fron Egypt. He is a verygood songwriter he wrote a big hit for Marco Mengoni and Tom Walker HOLA (I say) Ciao . Angelo
I'm italian, you are good youtuber
A4mY_06 thank you for you kind words and for watching 😃❤️🙏🏻🇮🇹
ESPERO QUE GANE MAHMOOD!! EN ITALIA NO HA SIDO BIEN TRATADO POR HABER GANADO SAN REMO! POR EL SIMPLE HECHO QUE ES HIJO DE PAPÁ EGIPCIANO Y MADRE ITALIANA ES INJUSTO!! SU CULPA? es no ser Italiano 100% Verguenza!!!!! OJALÁ GANE PARA REFREGARLES EN LA CARA.
birikina 15 Soy italiano. La razón por la que ha habido controversias no es porque su padre es Egipciano. El problema es que ganó recibiendo el 14% de los votos del público y el segundo clasificado obtuvo el 46%. La controversia se deriva del hecho de que el sistema se basa completamente en el voto de los jueces y el voto del público no cuenta casi nada. La canción es muy agradable y tiene un mensaje profundo, me gusta mucho y espero que gane pero es necesario revisar el sistema de la votación. Por favor, averiguen bien antes de comentar una cosa 😉
Daje raga è abbastanza palese che una bella fetta di rompicoglioni non ha digerito le origini egiziane...
@@andreamelli8094 Quello si, ma il problema principale è stato il sistema delle votazioni
Most of people in Italy very like him (really nice guy) and his song.
@@ronalddilonediaz5717 no tutti i cantanti sapevano come funzionava il sistema delle votazioni, se ultimo ha partecipato e non ha vinto non è colpa del sistema di votazione, se non ti piace il sistema delle votazioni allora non partecipi proprio
Thank
Ok, continuo ad essere dell'idea che quest'anno c'erano almeno altre 6-7 canzoni meritevoli di vincere il Festival per qualità della canzone e carriera dell'artista. Mi sono rifiutato di andarla a cercare ma al trentesimo ascolto "passivo" mi sono persuaso di una cosa: le nostre canzoni (di qualsiasi genere o stile) sono sempre le migliori, perché il 90% degli italiani non vuole una canzone per ballare o per fare casino, ma vuole sentire anche un testo profondo, sonorità ricercate e non scontate. E questa canzone rispetto ad altre proposte simili provenienti dall'altra parte del mondo, ha proprio queste cose in più. Non credo vinca perché le giurie ci penalizzano sempre (basti pensare che non fecero vincere Modugno con Nel blu dipinto di blu o Battiato nel 1984 con Alice...) e se vincesse non sarebbe certo per il valore artistico o per il significato (se valessero qualcosa all'Eurovision dovremmo vincere sempre noi) ma per l'orecchiabilità o eventualmente per la realizzazione scenica (come succede quasi ogni anno all'Eurovision), però un grandissimo tifo per MAHMOOD!
Go Italy
I'm here after your appearance on Mahmood album 😂
Memories!! Can’t believe it’s 5 years since THAT interview!
Ciao i hope we win!!! This song at first was kind of....now cant stop listening to it
Please, listen to the Mahmood ' s song "Good vibes". It' s amazing!!
Italy🇮🇹
please can you link the original video in the description, I can't find it anywhere
I read the comments only today....
Rai removed the video of sanremo but I found it in another channel, below the link
corrieredellumbria.corr.it/video/media/649158/festival-di-sanremo-ascolta-soldi-la-canzone-con-cui-ha-vinto-mahmood.html
Esibiz mahmood s sanremo
According to you, why don't they implement subtitles in the Eurovision? I'd love to know the lyrics of the songs live.