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* HomoeroticSubtext: The video for "Barrio" shows a couple of long-lost (male) friends reuniting, set to an unambiguous love song. "Brividi", his collaborative single with Blanco for Sanremo 2022, takes it to the next level: the two not only sing the song together naked in the shower in the music video, they also hugged each other in the live performance at the festival.
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** The video for "Barrio" shows a couple of long-lost (male) friends reuniting, set to an unambiguous love
** "Brividi", his collaborative single with Blanco for Sanremo 2022, takes it to the next level: the two not only sing the song together naked in the shower in the music video, they also hugged each other in the live performance at the festival.
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He won at Sanremo again in 2022 with the song "Brividi"[[note]]"Shivers"[[/note]], together with Riccardo Fabbriconi, a.k.a Blanco. Likewise, the duo represented Italy once again at Eurovision 2022, this time on home soil in Turin and placing 6th on the final scoreboard. Mahmood will once again compete in Sanremo as a soloist for the festival's 2024 edition.
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edition with the song "Tuta gold"[[note]]"Golden Tracksuit"[[/note]], ultimately placing 6th..
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Music/FrankOcean, Music/JazmineSullivan, Music/TravisScott, Yoann Lemoine, {{Music/Beyonce}}, {{Music/Rosalia}}, Elisa, Fabri Fibra, Gué, Marracash]
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He won at Sanremo again in 2022 with the song "Brividi"[[note]]"Shivers"[[/note]], together with Riccardo Fabbriconi, a.k.a Blanco. Likewise, the duo represented Italy once again at Eurovision 2022, this time on home soil in Turin and placing 6th on the final scoreboard.
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He won at Sanremo again in 2022 with the song "Brividi"[[note]]"Shivers"[[/note]], together with Riccardo Fabbriconi, a.k.a Blanco. Likewise, the duo represented Italy once again at Eurovision 2022, this time on home soil in Turin and placing 6th on the final scoreboard.
scoreboard. Mahmood will once again compete in Sanremo as a soloist for the fetival's 2024 edition.
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Music/FrankOcean, Music/JazmineSullivan, Music/TravisScott, Yoann Lemoine, {{Music/Beyonce}}, {{Music/Rosalia}}, Elisa, Fabri Fibra, Gué, Marracash]
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In 2018, he competed in the inaugural Sanremo Giovani competition, an offshoot of the Sanremo Music Festival formerly known as their Newcomer category, and emerged as one of two winners alongside fellow competitor Einar. His victory guaranteed him a spot in the main show a few months later, [[TheAce which he also went on to win]]. Because of his success at Sanremo, Mahmood went on to represent Italy at the Series/EurovisionSongContest 2019, with his winning entry [[MoneySong "Soldi"]], ultimately placing as runner-up.
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In 2018, 2016, he competed in the inaugural Nuove Proposte[[note]]New Proposals/New Artists[[/note]] section of Sanremo Giovani with the song "Dimentica,"[[note]]"Forget"[[/note]] passing the first round of competition and finishing fourth behind fellow future Sanremo winners and hitmakers Francesco Gabbani and Ermal Meta.
In December 2018, he returned to Sanremo in the 'Giovani' competition,an offshoot a reworking of the Sanremo Music Festival formerly known as their Newcomer category, Nuove Proposte section he had previously entered[[note]]Traditionally, 'Nuove' was a part of the main show at Sanremo[[/note]], and emerged as one of two winners alongside fellow competitor Einar. His victory guaranteed him a spot in the main show a few months later, in February 2019, [[TheAce which he also went on to win]]. Because of his success at Sanremo, Mahmood went on to represent Italy at the Series/EurovisionSongContest 2019, with his winning entry [[MoneySong "Soldi"]], ultimately placing as runner-up.
In December 2018, he returned to Sanremo in the 'Giovani' competition,
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In 2018, he competed in the inaugural Sanremo Giovani competition, an offshoot of the Sanremo Music Festival formerly known as their Newcomer category, and emerged as one of two winners alongside fellow competitor Einar. His victory guaranteed him a spot in the main show a few months later, [[TheAce which he also went on to win]]. He won at Sanremo again in 2022 with the song "Brividi"[[note]]"Shivers"[[/note]], together with Riccardo Fabbriconi, a.k.a Blanco.
Because of his success at Sanremo, Mahmood went on to represent Italy at the Series/EurovisionSongContest 2019, with his winning entry [[MoneySong "Soldi"]], ultimately placing as runner-up.
Because of his success at Sanremo, Mahmood went on to represent Italy at the Series/EurovisionSongContest 2019, with his winning entry [[MoneySong "Soldi"]], ultimately placing as runner-up.
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In 2018, he competed in the inaugural Sanremo Giovani competition, an offshoot of the Sanremo Music Festival formerly known as their Newcomer category, and emerged as one of two winners alongside fellow competitor Einar. His victory guaranteed him a spot in the main show a few months later, [[TheAce which he also went on to win]]. Because of his success at Sanremo, Mahmood went on to represent Italy at the Series/EurovisionSongContest 2019, with his winning entry [[MoneySong "Soldi"]], ultimately placing as runner-up.
He won at Sanremo again in 2022 with the song "Brividi"[[note]]"Shivers"[[/note]], together with Riccardo Fabbriconi, a.k.a Blanco. \n\nBecause of his success at Sanremo, Mahmood went on to represent Likewise, the duo represented Italy once again at the Series/EurovisionSongContest 2019, with his winning entry [[MoneySong "Soldi"]], ultimately Eurovision 2022, this time on home soil in Turin and placing as runner-up.
6th on the final scoreboard.
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In 2018, he competed in the inaugural Sanremo Giovani competition, an offshoot of the Sanremo Music Festival formerly known as their Newcomer category, and emerged as one of two winners alongside fellow competitor Einar. His victory guaranteed him a spot in the main show a few months later, [[TheAce which he also went on to win]]. \n He won at Sanremo again in 2022 with the song "Brividi"[[note]]"Shivers"[[/note]], together with Riccardo Fabbriconi, a.k.a Blanco.
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* HomoeroticSubtext: The video for "Barrio" shows a couple of long-lost (male) friends reuniting, set to an unambiguous love song.
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* ''Ghettolimpo''[[note]]English: ''Ghettolympus'' (being a portmanteau of "ghetto" and "Monte Olimpo" - Italian for Mount Olympus")[[/note]] (2021)
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* LoveHurts: "Asia Occidente" and "Barrio".
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* LoveHurts: A recurring theme in his music, with "Inuyasha", "Asia Occidente" and "Barrio"."Barrio" being good examples.
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* JustForFun/OneOfUs: A proud ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fan, he sports a Rayquaza t-shirt in full view on the cover of ''Gioventù bruciata''.
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* JustForFun/OneOfUs: A proud ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fan, he sports a Rayquaza t-shirt in full view on the cover of ''Gioventù bruciata''. Not only that, one of the singles for ''Ghettolimpo'' is literally named "Manga/{{Inuyasha}}".
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* DarkHorseVictory: At Sanremo, winning against fan-favourite Ultimo. While Mahmood only got 20% of the public votes (in contrast to Ultimo's 48%), his song "Soldi" won thanks to Sanremo's juries. Subverted at Eurovision, where he was one of the favourites and ended up second, as expected in the betting odds, and got more points from the public than the juries.
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* DarkHorseVictory: At Sanremo, winning against fan-favourite Ultimo. While Mahmood only got 20% of the public votes (in contrast to Ultimo's 48%), his song "Soldi" won thanks to Sanremo's juries. Subverted at Eurovision, where he was one of the favourites and ended up second, as expected in the betting odds.
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* DarkHorseVictory: At Sanremo, winning against fan-favourite Ultimo. While Mahmood only got 20% of the public votes (in contrast to Ultimo's 48%), his song "Soldi" won thanks to Sanremo's juries. Subverted at Eurovision, where he was one of the favourites and ended up second, as expected in the betting odds.odds, and got more points from the public than the juries.
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* DarkHorseVictory: At Sanremo, winning against fan-favourite Ultimo. While Mahmood only got 20% of the public votes (in contrast to Ultimo's 48%), his song "Soldi" won thanks to Sanremo's juries. Subverted at Eurovision, where he was one of the favourites and ended up second, as expected in the betting odds.
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"Soldi"]], ultimately placing as runner-up.
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* StarCrossedLovers: "Barrio", his first post-Eurovision single, has the narrator pining for a childhood friend who has moved after a nasty argument, but still really loves her deep down and wishes he could express his feelings for her.
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* ButNotTooForeign: Half-Egyptian on his father's side.
* DisappearedDad: The subject of "Soldi". It's autobiographical.
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: He sings a couple of lines in Arabic in the bridge of "Soldi", representing what his dad would tell him when he was a little kid.
* LoveHurts: "Asia Occidente" and "Barrio".
* DisappearedDad: The subject of "Soldi". It's autobiographical.
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* JustForFun/OneOfUs: A proud ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fan, he sports a Rayquaza t-shirt in full view on the cover of ''Gioventù bruciata''.
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* ShoutOut: ''Gioventù bruciata'' is also the Italian title of ''Film/RebelWithoutACause''.
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!! Mahmood provides examples of:
* TheAce: He's the first major beneficiary of the revised Sanremo Music Festival format, having earned a spot in the competition after winning Sanremo Giovani, later going on to win the whole thing despite fierce competition from the likes of established acts in the Italian music industry, including prior Sanremo victors Music/IlVolo.
* AmbiguouslyBrown / NoTrueScotsman: Claims Egyptian heritage from his father, while his mother is Sardinian. His ambiguous appearance led to some less ''enlightened'' folk to denounce his Sanremo victory and accuse him of not "really" being Italian, despite being fully born & raised in Italy (specifically Milan) and not even speaking a word of Arabic, just Italian.
* TheAce: He's the first major beneficiary of the revised Sanremo Music Festival format, having earned a spot in the competition after winning Sanremo Giovani, later going on to win the whole thing despite fierce competition from the likes of established acts in the Italian music industry, including prior Sanremo victors Music/IlVolo.
* AmbiguouslyBrown / NoTrueScotsman: Claims Egyptian heritage from his father, while his mother is Sardinian. His ambiguous appearance led to some less ''enlightened'' folk to denounce his Sanremo victory and accuse him of not "really" being Italian, despite being fully born & raised in Italy (specifically Milan) and not even speaking a word of Arabic, just Italian.
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* TheAce: He's the first major beneficiary of the revised Sanremo Music Festival format, having earned a spot in the competition after winning Sanremo Giovani, later going on to win the whole thing despite fierce competition from the likes of established acts in the Italian music industry, including prior Sanremo victors Music/IlVolo.
* AmbiguouslyBrown / NoTrueScotsman: Claims Egyptian heritage from his father, while his mother is Sardinian. His ambiguous appearance led to some less ''enlightened'' folk to denounce his Sanremo victory and accuse him of not "really" being Italian, despite being fully born & raised in Italy (specifically Milan) and not even speaking a word of Arabic, just Italian.of:
* TheAce: He's the first major beneficiary of the revised Sanremo Music Festival format, having earned a spot in the competition after winning Sanremo Giovani, later going on to win the whole thing despite fierce competition from the likes of established acts in the Italian music industry, including prior Sanremo victors Music/IlVolo.
* AmbiguouslyBrown / NoTrueScotsman: Claims Egyptian heritage from his father, while his mother is Sardinian. His ambiguous appearance led to some less ''enlightened'' folk to denounce his Sanremo victory and accuse him of not "really" being Italian, despite being fully born & raised in Italy (specifically Milan) and not even speaking a word of Arabic, just Italian.
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* MyGreatestSecondChance: He was originally eliminated before the live shows of his season of ''X Factor'', but re-entered the competition as a wildcard contestant.
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* PunnyName: His stage name is a combination of his surname and the phrase "My mood".
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Alessandro Mahmoud, known professionally as '''Mahmood''' (born 12 September 1992), is an Italian singer.
Mahmood came to prominence on the sixth season of Italy's ''[[Series/TheXFactor X Factor]]'' in 2012, originally not making the cut for Simona Ventura's Boys category, but later earning a spot in the live shows as a wildcard contestant. He ultimately finished sixth.
In 2018, he competed in the inaugural Sanremo Giovani competition, an offshoot of the Sanremo Music Festival formerly known as their Newcomer category, and emerged as one of two winners alongside fellow competitor Einar. His victory guaranteed him a spot in the main show a few months later, [[TheAce which he also went on to win]].
Because of his success at Sanremo, Mahmood went on to represent Italy at the Series/EurovisionSongContest 2019, with his winning entry [[MoneySong "Soldi"]].
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!! Discography:
* ''Gioventù bruciata'' [[note]]English: ''Wasted Youth''[[/note]] EP (2018)
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!! Selected filmography:
* ''Series/TheXFactor'' (2012) {{as himself}}
* Series/EurovisionSongContest (2019) as himself
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!! Mahmood provides examples of:
* TheAce: He's the first major beneficiary of the revised Sanremo Music Festival format, having earned a spot in the competition after winning Sanremo Giovani, later going on to win the whole thing despite fierce competition from the likes of established acts in the Italian music industry, including prior Sanremo victors Music/IlVolo.
* AmbiguouslyBrown / NoTrueScotsman: Claims Egyptian heritage from his father, while his mother is Sardinian. His ambiguous appearance led to some less ''enlightened'' folk to denounce his Sanremo victory and accuse him of not "really" being Italian, despite being fully born & raised in Italy (specifically Milan) and not even speaking a word of Arabic, just Italian.
* MoneySong: "Soldi" literally translates to "money" in English, and the song is tangentially about being overly concerned with it.
* MyGreatestSecondChance: He was originally eliminated before the live shows of his season of ''X Factor'', but re-entered the competition as a wildcard contestant.
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Alessandro Mahmoud, known professionally as '''Mahmood''' (born 12 September 1992), is an Italian singer.
Mahmood came to prominence on the sixth season of Italy's ''[[Series/TheXFactor X Factor]]'' in 2012, originally not making the cut for Simona Ventura's Boys category, but later earning a spot in the live shows as a wildcard contestant. He ultimately finished sixth.
In 2018, he competed in the inaugural Sanremo Giovani competition, an offshoot of the Sanremo Music Festival formerly known as their Newcomer category, and emerged as one of two winners alongside fellow competitor Einar. His victory guaranteed him a spot in the main show a few months later, [[TheAce which he also went on to win]].
Because of his success at Sanremo, Mahmood went on to represent Italy at the Series/EurovisionSongContest 2019, with his winning entry [[MoneySong "Soldi"]].
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!! Discography:
* ''Gioventù bruciata'' [[note]]English: ''Wasted Youth''[[/note]] EP (2018)
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!! Selected filmography:
* ''Series/TheXFactor'' (2012) {{as himself}}
* Series/EurovisionSongContest (2019) as himself
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!! Mahmood provides examples of:
* TheAce: He's the first major beneficiary of the revised Sanremo Music Festival format, having earned a spot in the competition after winning Sanremo Giovani, later going on to win the whole thing despite fierce competition from the likes of established acts in the Italian music industry, including prior Sanremo victors Music/IlVolo.
* AmbiguouslyBrown / NoTrueScotsman: Claims Egyptian heritage from his father, while his mother is Sardinian. His ambiguous appearance led to some less ''enlightened'' folk to denounce his Sanremo victory and accuse him of not "really" being Italian, despite being fully born & raised in Italy (specifically Milan) and not even speaking a word of Arabic, just Italian.
* MoneySong: "Soldi" literally translates to "money" in English, and the song is tangentially about being overly concerned with it.
* MyGreatestSecondChance: He was originally eliminated before the live shows of his season of ''X Factor'', but re-entered the competition as a wildcard contestant.
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