A few days after the triumph on the podium of the 76th edition of the Sanremo Festival and from the victory of the covers evening with Tony Tony on the notes of The Lady is a Tramp, Ditonellapiaga flies directly to 1st place in the rankings Earone Airplay with What a nuisance!, immediately one of the most listened to and broadcast songs in radio from the day of its release, Wednesday 25 February.
The song
Energetic, direct and pungent piece (written and composed by Margherita herself and embellished with the contribution of Alessandro Casagni, Edoardo Castroni e Edoardo Ruzzi) How annoying! gives, even throughirreverent video clipa sincere and ironic insight into the small and large “constrictions” of everyday life, of that strange sensation of feeling out of place told by the artist in an ironic, irreverent and never judgmental way through everything that can be annoying about Margherita’s frenetic world.
L’album
How annoying! opens the doors and it’s Miss Italia’s manifesto songthe new recording project out Friday 10 April for BMG/Dischi Belli and now available for pre-order. After a moment of musical identity confusion, Miss Italia was born as reaction to the need to stop and question everything to find ourselves, investigating the relationship with the canons, with the perception of others and with the idea of being “right”.
In the album Ditonellapiaga’s biting and irreverent irony comes into play and finds its own cheeky voice and deliberately out of the boxjust like its name. On electronic sounds and pop-dance nuances, the singer-songwriter explores the cracks of the star system, pokes fun at its myths and its masks, transforming the contradictions of this world into a lucid, ironic and intelligent parody.
Miss Italia will be available on all digital platforms and in two physical formats: CD and limited edition Collector’s Edition transparent pink colored vinyl.
I live
Ditonellapiaga will return live to clubs in autumn with two special appointments: November 27, 2026 atAtlantic of Rome and November 30, 2026 at Fabrique of Milan. Tickets for the shows in Rome and Milan are already available on TicketOne and in the usual sales and presale circuits.
