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second record episode for Amadeus, the comparison with the past

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second record episode for Amadeus, the comparison with the past

Amadeus beats himself again. The average viewership for the first episode of Sanremo Festival 2023 reaches 10.5 millionstanding at 62.3% of share. A few listeners less than on the debut evening, but in terms of share it goes over +7% compared to the previous edition. In fact, Amadeus marks a new one record. Here are all data.


Listen to Sanremo 2023, record for Amadeus: share data

On Wednesday February 8, the Festival of San Remo 2023 he kept glued to the tv 10.5 million viewers.

In terms of sharerepresent 62.3% (last year 55.8%).

Angelo Duro in Sanremo 2023


This is another record in the management of Amadeusbut not only: never anyone like him from 2000 to today, according to i Auditel data.

Listen to Sanremo 2023, the share minute by minute

In detail, the first part from 21:18 to 23:37 was seen by 14,087,000 spectators with 61.07% of share.

The second part of the Festival of San Remo 2023from 11.40 pm to 1.40 am, was watched by 6,281,000 spectators with 65.72%.


In 2022, the second evening of the festival had collected 55.8% with 11 million 320 thousand spectators, setting a record in terms of share since 2000.

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The ratings of prime time from 2000 to today

But how did prime time fare in the past in terms of ratings? Here is the list:

  • Sanremo 2000 (Fazio): 13,171,000 spectators (51.60% share);
  • Sanremo 2001 (Carrà): 10,298,000 spectators (43.85%);
  • Sanremo 2002 (Baudo): 10,397,000 spectators (47.23%);
  • Sanremo 2003 (Baudo): 8,842,000 spectators (40.39%);
  • Sanremo 2004 (Ventura): 8,402,000 spectators (33.74%);
  • Sanremo 2005 (Bonolis): 11,185,000 spectators (52.80%);
  • Sanremo 2006 (Panariello): 8,235,000 spectators (37.33%);
  • Sanremo 2007 (Baudo): 8,973,000 spectators (43.67%);
  • Sanremo 2008 (Baudo): 6,500,000 spectators (32.33%);
  • Sanremo 2009 (Bonolis): 9,856,000 spectators (42.64%).

It’s still:


  • Sanremo 2010 (Clerici): 10,164,000 spectators (43.87%);
  • Sanremo 2011 (Morandi): 10,145,000 spectators (42.67%);
  • Sanremo 2012 (Morandi): 9,199,000 spectators (39.28%);
  • Sanremo 2013 (Fazio): 11,330,000 spectators (42.89%);
  • Sanremo 2014 (Fazio): 7,711,000 spectators (33.95%);
  • Sanremo 2015 (Conti): 10,091,000 spectators (41.67%);
  • Sanremo 2016 (Conti): 10,748,000 spectators (49.91%);
  • Sanremo 2017 (Conti): 10,367,000 spectators (46.60%);
  • Sanremo 2018 (Baglioni): 9,687,000 spectators (47.70%);
  • Sanremo 2019 (Baglioni): 9,144,000 spectators (47.30%);
  • Sanremo 2020 (Amadeus): 9,693,000 spectators (53.30%);
  • Sanremo 2021 (Amadeus): 7,586,000 spectators (42.10%);
  • Sanremo 2022 (Amadeus): 11,320,000 spectators (55.80%).

Photo source: ANSA

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