Third night of the festival: on the Net how was it? And how is he still going? The beautiful, or ugly - depending on your point of view - of forums, blogs and social networking is here that the episode never ends. The Sanremo Festival turns into a flood of posts, comments and jokes that lasts the entire week.
Unabated. A nightmare in practice. Joking aside, the general trends today gives us the eXtrapola. After the third episode, Belen Rodriguez gaining ground on Elisabetta Canalis: Argentina has won the appreciation of 66%, while the Sardinian stopped at 51%. Confirmed unreachable Luke and Paul, 75%.
Interestingly, Gianni Morandi is less appreciated by his fellow adventure (49%), but stands in the ranking of the presenters mentioned in the comments (34% compared to 23% of Luke and Paul, to 22% and 21% of Belen Canalis). His walks in a circle on stage blatant forgetfulness and between a presentation and leave the other obviously the sign.
It 'like a lot of respect to his opponents, 86% of the vote, the young Roberto Amadio. Patty Pravo can console herself for the premature elimination by way of celebrating the big and most commented Roberto Vecchioni can start thinking seriously about winning, being in the artist's most popular network.
Percentages aside, to shake up the digital arena in the last 24 hours have been two moments in particular: the participation of Roberto Benigni and the reading of Gramsci. The comments about the Tuscan comedian on Twitter and Facebook have focused mainly on when he sang the anthem of Mameli and controversies related to monetary compensation, that the same social networks have since acknowledged to have been entirely donated to charity.
Scettiscismo and wonder at the choice of two hyenas to bring to the stage of the Ariston Antonio Gramsci: some spoke of a red flag hoisted at Sanremo and who wondered what does the article with the song event. Others have welcomed the courage of the two comedians and the winds of change brought by a choice like this. 
Unabated. A nightmare in practice. Joking aside, the general trends today gives us the eXtrapola. After the third episode, Belen Rodriguez gaining ground on Elisabetta Canalis: Argentina has won the appreciation of 66%, while the Sardinian stopped at 51%. Confirmed unreachable Luke and Paul, 75%.
Interestingly, Gianni Morandi is less appreciated by his fellow adventure (49%), but stands in the ranking of the presenters mentioned in the comments (34% compared to 23% of Luke and Paul, to 22% and 21% of Belen Canalis). His walks in a circle on stage blatant forgetfulness and between a presentation and leave the other obviously the sign.
It 'like a lot of respect to his opponents, 86% of the vote, the young Roberto Amadio. Patty Pravo can console herself for the premature elimination by way of celebrating the big and most commented Roberto Vecchioni can start thinking seriously about winning, being in the artist's most popular network.
Percentages aside, to shake up the digital arena in the last 24 hours have been two moments in particular: the participation of Roberto Benigni and the reading of Gramsci. The comments about the Tuscan comedian on Twitter and Facebook have focused mainly on when he sang the anthem of Mameli and controversies related to monetary compensation, that the same social networks have since acknowledged to have been entirely donated to charity.
Scettiscismo and wonder at the choice of two hyenas to bring to the stage of the Ariston Antonio Gramsci: some spoke of a red flag hoisted at Sanremo and who wondered what does the article with the song event. Others have welcomed the courage of the two comedians and the winds of change brought by a choice like this.
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