Questa Notte

"Questa Notte"
Single by Bonaparti.lv
Released April 12, 2007
Format CD
Recorded G.E.M. studio, Riga
Genre Opera
Length 2:58
Label Microphone Records
Writer(s) Kjell Jennstig,
Francesca Russo,
Torbjorn Wassenius
Producer Edijs Gņedovskis,
Zigfrīds Muktupāvels
"Questa Notte"
Eurovision Song Contest 2007 entry
Country Latvia
Artist(s) Roberto Meloni,
Andris Ābelīte,
Normunds Jakušonoks,
Kaspars Tīmanis,
Zigfrīds Muktupāvels,
Andris Ērglis
As Bonaparti.lv
Language Italian
Composer(s) Francesca Russo,
Torbjörn Wassenius,
Kjell Jennstig
Lyricist(s) Kjell Jennstig
Finals performance
Semi-final result 5th
Semi-final points 168
Final result 16th
Final points 54
Appearance chronology
◄ I Hear Your Heart (2006)   
Wolves of the Sea (2008) ►

"Questa Notte" (English translation: "Tonight") was the Latvian entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 2007, sung in Italian by Bonaparti.lv.

Bonaparti.lv, a sextet of classically-trained tenors, performed in Italian, the first time the language was performed by Latvia. Originally, however it was originally written in English.

The song was composed by Francesca Russo, Torbjörn Wassenius and Kjell Jennstig.

On the night of the semi-final the song performed 28th (las), following Austria's Eric Papilaya with get A Life - Get Alive. The song received 156 points, placing 5th of 28 and progressing to the final. At the final Bonaparti.lv performed 14th (following France's Les Fatals Picards with "L'amour à la française" and preceding Russia's Serebro with "Song #1") The song received 54 points, placing 16th of 24 countries competing.

The song was succeeded at the 2008 contest by Pirates of the Sea with "Wolves of the Sea".

Single track listing

  1. "Questa Notte" - 2:58
  2. "Questa Notte" (instrumental version) - 2:58

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