Spain: Who Are the Surprising Participants in the Eurovision National Selection?

Spain: Who Are the Surprising Participants in the Eurovision National Selection?

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A surprising union is emerging in the Spanish Eurovision national selection, as two representatives from different countries at Eurovision 2024 have registered for it, and will try to raise the Spanish flag together in Basel. All the details in the article! The Spanish national broadcaster RTVE officially closed the submission window for the Spanish Eurovision national final, Benidorm Fest 2025, last Thursday. The broadcaster reports a new record, with approximately 1,000 songs received in the system. Among these submissions are many from artists unknown in the Eurovision world, but one entry stands out, submitted by two representatives from different countries at Eurovision 2024! (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Eurovision 2024 Artists Collaborate for Benidorm Fest 2025 Aiko, the Czech representative at Eurovision 2024, and Kat, the drummer of the Spanish band Megara who represented San Marino, have confirmed that they submitted a song for Benidorm Fest 2025. The song, titled "Mi Amor" (My Love), is expected to express the relationship...
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Spain: Nearly 1,000 Songs Submitted for Benidorm Fest 2025!

Spain: Nearly 1,000 Songs Submitted for Benidorm Fest 2025!

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A new record has been set: about 1,000 songs have been submitted to RTVE for the Spanish Eurovision national finals, Benidorm Fest 2025! The Eurovision representative will be chosen on February 1. Last Thursday, Spanish national broadcaster RTVE officially closed the submission window for the Spanish Eurovision national selection, Benidorm Fest 2025. The broadcaster now reports a new record, with approximately 1,000 songs received. Out of these 1,000 submissions, about 300 were received in just the last 24 hours! This marks an increase of nearly 200 songs compared to last year's competition, which saw 825 entries. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Resurgence of Interest in Benidorm Fest This year's increase in song submissions comes after a decline in entries last year, following Blanca Paloma's disappointing performance at Eurovision 2023. Although Nebulossa didn't achieve success at Eurovision itself, their popularity in Spain seems to have reignited interest in the competition among Spaniards, transforming the festival into one of the country's largest...
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How History Was Made: The 1968 Eurovision Victory Gets a TV Adaptation

How History Was Made: The 1968 Eurovision Victory Gets a TV Adaptation

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Spanish TV platform Movistar Plus+ announces green light for new series "La Canción", Depicting Spain's 1968 Eurovision victory with the legendary "La La La". The song "La La La" was performed on the Eurovision stage by singer Massiel, securing Spain's first victory in the competition. However, the path to victory included significant drama. Initially, singer Joan Manuel Serrat was chosen to represent Spain with the song and intended to perform it in the Catalan language. Due to Serrat's insistence on singing in Catalan, the Spanish national broadcaster (TVE) decided to replace him at the last minute with singer Massiel. The song won first place in the competition, beating United Kingdom by a single point. Now, the story behind Spain's 1968 Eurovision victory is set to be featured in a new TV series. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Rising Star Carolina Yuste to Portray Massiel Actress Carolina Yuste, 33, will portray the successful singer Massiel in the series. The Spanish actress gained...
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Nebulossa: “I Cried Due to Criticism of My Eurovision Performance”

Nebulossa: “I Cried Due to Criticism of My Eurovision Performance”

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Members of the duo Nebulossa, who represented Spain at Eurovision 2024, share in a special interview about the difficult period experienced by lead singer María following the criticisms at Eurovision. María Bas, lead singer of the band Nebulossa, and the band's producer Mark Dasousa recently appeared on the Spanish TV show "Socialité" to promote their new single, "Cotilleo". The new song focuses on gossip and criticism, which led the conversation to the harsh reviews María received after their provocative performance of the unconventional lyrics of "Zorra" (in English: "Bitch") on the Eurovision 2024 stage. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Criticism of Nebulossa and Its Emotional Impact During the interview, María revealed that many of the criticisms she received after the competition caused her to burst into tears. After finishing 22nd in the contest, María explained that the new song is a way to try "in a relative perspective" to process what she and the duo have gone through since then. "Because...
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