FUori from the gates of the rehearsals of the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, a young fan showed A rare dedication. He waited for six hours in the hope of seeing Lucio Corsi, the Tuscan singer -songwriter who will represent Italy with the song I wanted to be a tough. Patience was rewarded: at the exit, Lucio stopped, greeted him with affection and took time to listen to his story. The boy told him: “I’m Tuscan, but I live here in Basel.” A simple but full of emotion, sealed by an autograph and a souvenir photo. The scene, filmed in a widespread video On social media by Sugar Musicimmediately collected hundreds of comments and shares.
Lucio Corsi and his musical vision
Born in 1993, born in Grosseto and raised in the Maremma, Lucio Corsi brings a approach to his own to music and life in Basel. “I don’t consider music a competition, it was not born to be” he said several times. For him, Eurovision is not a race to win, But an opportunity to share a song that feels deeply his. After the transition to Sanremo, Corsi continues to focus on the strength of words, on the sincerity of writing, on the essential use of the tools. “I want to make my song known, with my tools and words,” he said at the press conference. I wanted to be a toughwritten with his friend Tommaso Ottomano, is a song that tells the contrast between appearance and fragility.
The performance to the Eurovision: a dreamlike journey ’70s
The stage of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025, scheduled for 13, 15 and 17 May, will be an extension of his imagination for Lucio Corsi. The atmosphere will be retro, inspired by the 70s: Two large vintage speakers, soft lights, tone sepia. In the center, he, with his face made up of white, the guitar, the piano and next to him the Ottoman friend. No scenic excess, but only a few dreamlike touch with smoke games. A faithful set -up to its aesthetic and musical philosophy: Sobriety, authenticity and a light surreal aura. The words of the song will be translated into English and visible as subtitles, to reach the heart of the European public. Lucio prepares to “play well” and “have fun”, remaining faithful to his identity.
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