Tu primo grande amore

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"Tu primo grande amore"

Single by Vincenzo Cantiello

Released

3 October 2014

Recorded

2014

Genre

Pop rock

Length

3:00

Vincenzo Cantiello singles chronology

"Glitter & Gold"
(2013)

"Tu primo grande amore"
(2014)

"All of Me"
(2015)

Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 entry

Country

Italy

Artist(s)

Vincenzo Cantiello

Languages

Italian, English

Finals performance

Final result

1st

Final points

159

"Tu primo grande amore" ("You, first great love") is a song by Italian singer Vincenzo Cantiello. It represented Italy and was the winning song at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 in Marsa, Malta.^[1]

The song is about love at first sight and was written by Cantiello himself.^{[citation needed]}

Music video

The music video was released on 7 October 2014. It shows Cantiello singing on the stage of an empty theatre. A cell phone, attached to the ceiling, records his performance. At the end of the video, the cell phone lies on a bed. Its screen reads "Hi! Vincenzo has sent you a video clip :-)" and the song's title appears in a blue speech bubble underneath.^[2]

References

External links

Official music video released by the Junior Eurovision Song Contest channel on YouTube.

List of Junior Eurovision Song Contest winners

Winning countries

2000s	Croatia Spain Belarus Russia Belarus Georgia Netherlands
2010s	Armenia Georgia Ukraine Malta Italy Malta Georgia Russia Poland Poland
2020s	France Armenia France France Georgia

Winning performers

2000s	Dino Jelusić María Isabel Ksenia Sitnik Tolmachevy Sisters Alexey Zhigalkovich Bzikebi Ralf Mackenbach
2010s	Vladimir Arzumanyan Candy Anastasiya Petryk Gaia Cauchi Vincenzo Cantiello Destiny Chukunyere Mariam Mamadashvili Polina Bogusevich Roksana Węgiel Viki Gabor
2020s	Valentina Maléna Lissandro Zoé Clauzure Andria Putkaradze

Winning songs

2000s	"Ti si moja prva ljubav" "Antes muerta que sencilla" "My vmeste" "Vesenniy jazz" "S druz'yami" "Bzz.." "Click Clack"
2010s	"Mama" "Candy Music" "Nebo" "The Start" "Tu primo grande amore" "Not My Soul" "Mzeo" "Wings" "Anyone I Want to Be" "Superhero"
2020s	"J'imagine" "Qami Qami" "Oh Maman !" "Cœur" "To My Mom"

Winning songwriters

2000s	Dino Jelusić María Isabel Ksenia Sitnik Tolmachevy Sisters Alexey Zhigalkovich Giorgi Shiolashvili / Mariam Kikuashvili / Mariam Tatulashvili Ralf Mackenbach
2010s	Vladimir Arzumanyan George Kukhianidze Anastasiya Petryk Gaia Cauchi / Matt Muxu Vincenzo Cantiello Destiny Chukunyere / Elton Zarb / Matt Muxu Maka Davitaia / Giga Kukhianidze Taras Demchuk Maegan Cottone / Nathan Duvall / Cutfather / Peter Wallevik / Daniel Davidsen / Małgorzata Uściłowska / Patryk Kumór [pl] Małgorzata Uściłowska / Patryk Kumór [pl] / Dominic Buczkowski-Wojtaszek [pl]
2020s	Igit / Barbara Pravi Tokionine / Vahram Petrosyan / Maléna / David Tserunyan Barbara Pravi / Frédéric Château [fr] / Nico Staff Julien Comblat / Jérémy Chapron / Noée Francheteau Giga Kukhianidze / Maka Davitaia

v t e Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014
Armenia Betty "People of the Sun" Belarus Nadezhda Misyakova Bulgaria Krisia, Hasan and Ibrahim "Planet of the Children" Croatia Cyprus Sophia Patsalides Georgia Lizi Pop Italy Vincenzo Cantiello "Tu primo grande amore" Malta Federica Falzon Montenegro Netherlands Russia Alisa Kozhikina "Dreamer" San Marino Serbia Slovenia Ula Ložar Sweden Ukraine

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