Sanremo 2026: the most-streamed songs on Amazon after the first night

With the 2026 edition of the Sanremo Festival still dominating public and media debate, Amazon Music has released the first streaming performance data for the competing songs. The figures, gathered in the hours immediately following the event's opening night, sketch out a provisional ranking of the platform's most-streamed tracks.

Here is the first top ten of the most-streamed Sanremo 2026 songs on Amazon Music.

1. Fedez & Marco Masini – Male necessario
2. Sal Da Vinci – Per sempre sì
3. Levante – Sei tu
4. Fulminacci – Stupida sfortuna
5. Tommaso Paradiso – I romantici
6. Ditonellapiaga – Che fastidio!
7. Serena Brancale – Qui con me
8. Arisa – Magica favola
9. Nayt – Prima che
10. Tredici Pietro – Uomo che cade

The bookmakers' odds

After the listening sessions for the competing songs and the announcement of the first Top 5, the 76th edition of the Sanremo Festival has also moved into high gear on the prediction front. According to analysts at Sisal, the race for the final win is currently shaping up as a two-horse affair: the duo of Fedez and Marco Masini, priced at 2.75, have overtaken Serena Brancale, now at 3.25.

Close behind is Arisa, who has climbed back up the odds boards to 6.00 on the strength of “Magica favola”. Further down the field, but with room to grow, are a few names seen as potential surprises, following in the footsteps of what happened last year with Lucio Corsi.

Among them is Sal Da Vinci, who, after the success of “Rossetto e caffè”, is aiming to turn “Per sempre sì” into a new mainstream-pop standard: his odds of winning are set at 9.00. Ditonellapiaga is priced higher, at 12.00, though making the first Top 5 could strengthen her candidacy. Meanwhile Tommaso Paradiso has slipped, now at 16.00.

On the underdog front: Fulminacci is being floated as a credible dark horse. A win for him would pay out at 20 to 1, a sign of cautious but not negligible confidence.

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