In 2011, I stepped onto the Eurovision stage for San Marino and I never really left. Through three appearances as a singer, I turned a microstate into a megaphone. “Stand By”, “Adrenalina”, “Freaky!”. Each song was a manifesto of pop without borders. I embraced wild looks, bold ideas, and full creative control. Not to shock, but to tell my story. Behind the visuals, there’s always intention. Eurovision taught me that identity can be a statement, and art a form of resistance. And yes, I’d do it all over again.