Does the voting system of the Eurovision Song Contest and the power of the juries need to change? Continue reading
Eurovision: Does the voting system with juries need to change?
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Eurovision 2019 Final: Review and Results
Eurovision 2019 is done and we have a winner! Duncan Laurence brought The Netherlands their first victory in 44 years with the emotive yet powerful ballad ‘Arcade’. As the juries and televoters did not agree on an awful lot, him … Continue reading
Eurovision 2019 prediction: Who will win?
A prediction for Eurovision 2019 results. Who is going to win? Continue reading
Eurovision 2019 Semi-Final 2: Review and Results
The second semi final of Eurovision 2019 took place and we review the performances and results! Continue reading
Eurovision 2019 Semi-Final 1: Review and Results
The Eurovision Song Contest 2019 has officially begun! After Israel’s victory last year with Netta’s ‘Toy’, the country hosts this year’s edition in Tel Aviv. On Tuesday night, the first seventeen countries battled for ten spots in the final. Seven … Continue reading
Eurovision 2019 Review: Albania – Jonida Maliqi – Ktheju Tokës
Jonida Maliqi brings bombastic song in Albanian language Albania is one of the first countries to choose their Eurovision representative every single year, but often the chosen track has to be revamped to meet the Eurovision regulations. At the end … Continue reading
Eurovision 2019 Review: North Macedonia – Tamara Todevska – Proud
Tamara Todevska is back at Eurovision to represent North Macedonia with the ballad ‘Proud’. Continue reading
Eurovision 2019 Review: Portugal – Conan Osiris – Telemóveis
Portugal is represented in Eurovision 2019 by the eccentric Conan Osiris and his out of the box entry ‘Telemóveis’. Continue reading
Eurovision 2019 Review: Moldova – Anna Odobescu – Stay
Anna Odobescu brings power ballad ‘Stay’ to the Eurovision stage, representing Moldova. Continue reading
Interview Kate Miller-Heidke: “My favourite songs in Eurovision are the ones you wouldn’t hear on the radio”
Kate Miller-Heidke from Australia tells us all about her Eurovision favourites and the preparations for Tel Aviv. Continue reading