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Tony Pitony Fulfills Lyric Stunt With Persimmon at Sanremo as Duet With Ditonellapiaga Wins Cover Night

The masked singer delivered on a teased line from "Tony's Vocal" through a symbolic fruit placement, not an indecent act.

Overview

  • After performing "The Lady Is a Tramp" with Ditonellapiaga, he set a persimmon on the Ariston stage and announced "caco."
  • The moment followed days of social teasing, including a Fantasanremo video joking "Caco o non caco?"
  • Host Carlo Conti responded by offering the festival’s trademark flowers, prompting Pitony’s quip, "Fiori e frutta."
  • ANSA reports the duet topped Sanremo’s cover-night rankings, marking a breakout result for the provocateur.
  • ANSA also notes he received the Assomusica prize for his distinctive live identity, while Il Fatto Quotidiano identifies him as Ettore Ballarino.