Ostuni's grandmothers dance to Sal Da Vinci's Sanremo hit (VIDEO)

Last year, dancing to the tune of "Espresso Macchiato," they made a name for themselves far and wide, proving that energy and a desire to have fun are ageless. Now, the grandmothers of Ostuni , now famous on social media for their choreography, have returned to perform a new dance, this time to "Per sempre sì," Sal Da Vinci's hit that won the 2026 Sanremo Music Festival and will soon compete in the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest.

And since the grandmothers of Ostuni who are part of the association “Il filo di Arianna” are no strangers to surprising feats, this time they asked Sal Da Vinci to take them with him to Vienna for the Eurovision Song Contest.

Spontaneous, smiling, and engaging, here they are, having fun dancing. A true ode to vitality and irony, timeless.

Cover image source: IL FILO D'Arianna di Ostuni/Facebook

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