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The Sanremo Junior Festival

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Every year in late spring, when Sanremo, also known as the Town of Flowers and Music, burst with blooms, the World Finals of Sanremo Junior take place.

The event is divided into different sections and awards, and it gathers the best voices that arrive in Sanremo from many nations where long and meticulous selections have been carried out during the year.

The famous Ariston Theatre is the prestigious venue of the World Finals, where the finalists perform live accompanied by a Grand Orchestra of 32 musicians.

Patronage

For over 70 years Sanremo has been host to one of the most famous international singing festivals, which boast worldwide recognition: THE ITALIAN SONG FESTIVAL (Festival di Sanremo)

Sanremo Junior is a brainchild of the Official Knight of the Italian Republic Paolo Alberti to exposure to new and emerging voices across nations. Since its inception in 2010 Sanremo Junior has hosted young singers (International Competition for soloist singers aged between 6 and 15) who later in their career appeared in international show like the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.

The World Final of Sanremo Junior over the years has received the patronage of the Municipality of Sanremo: endorsements that testify the quality and seriousness of the singing event.

CAV. UFF. Paolo Alberti

Founder, President & CEO

CAV. UFF. PAOLO ALBERTI

Comune di Sanremo

THE NUMBERS OF SANREMOJUNIOR

In these 14 years of Sanremo Junior, over 30,000 young solo singers have taken part in the national selections and of them over 300 have performed on the stage of the Teatro Ariston during the finals.

The movement of people who during this period have followed this event through national selections, national events and the final of Sanremo, the press, radio services, digital and social channels, amounts to over 10 million people: these numbers are constantly growing.

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