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TUTTA L'ITALIA

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The chanting chorus from Gabry Ponte's Tutta l'Italia, the Sanremo 2025 dance hit used for Italian pride, party and football edits and viral TikTok memes.

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The chanting chorus from Gabry Ponte's Tutta l'Italia, the Sanremo 2025 dance hit used for Italian pride, party and football edits and viral TikTok memes.

This clip loops the instantly recognisable chorus of Tutta l'Italia, with a crowd-style chant repeating the title over a fast dance beat mixed with traditional Italian folk sounds. Accordions and mandolin-like melodies sit on top of pounding electronic drums, giving it both a festival and a street-party feel. The energy builds quickly and stays high, making even a short excerpt feel like a celebration. Played over travel footage, sports highlights or a reveal, it instantly signals Italy, pride and good humour, and viewers tend to start humming along before the loop ends.

Pro tip

Drop the chant on the first wide shot of an Italian landmark or team walk-on and let it run full volume for one loop. Duck it under dialogue rather than cutting mid-phrase, and avoid adding another folk melody on top.

How people use it

Adding Italian pride to football highlight edits.
Scoring travel montages through Rome, Naples or Sicily.
Opening party videos with an instant dancefloor energy.
Punching up pizza, pasta and cooking meme reveals.

More information

Tutta l'Italia was written by Italian DJ and producer Gabry Ponte and introduced in February 2025 as the official jingle for the Sanremo Music Festival. Its mix of dance production and folk instrumentation made the short chorus easy to recognise and reuse, and clips spread quickly on TikTok and in fan edits. Ponte later took the song to the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 representing San Marino, which pushed it beyond Italy. The chant has since become shorthand online for Italian celebrations, food, travel and sport.

FAQ

What is the Tutta l'Italia sound?

It is the looping chorus of Gabry Ponte's dance track Tutta l'Italia, built around a group chant of the title over electronic drums and Italian folk instruments. The excerpt is about forty seconds long and captures the most recognisable part of the song.

Where is Tutta l'Italia from?

The song was introduced as the official jingle for the Sanremo Music Festival in 2025. Gabry Ponte later performed it at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025, where it represented San Marino and reached a much wider European audience.

How do creators use Tutta l'Italia in edits?

Creators place it over Italian travel clips, football celebrations, food reveals and party montages where an instant sense of place is needed. It works best as an opening sting or full chorus loop, rather than as quiet background music.