21st century Spanish national finals review Our Spanish reporter Imanol gives a Spanish insight into where things go astray for Spain in their Eurovision National finals. In Spain we are master on doing one simple thing, choosing the wrong son in our national finals. In this article, […]
‘Politics and Eurovision should never mix’ is a mantra that may often be quoted by Eurovision fans. For me politics is a passion as much as my interest in Eurovision. I am hoping to do a few articles on the cross over of politics and Eurovision. There is […]
For me, the Eurovision Song Contest has always been about family unity. As a child, the Eurovision was a big occasion in our house. Treats would be bought, we’d all be bathed and bundled into our pyjamas from an early hour and the whole family would gather around […]
The “Curse” of The OGAE Poll? Will it happen again this year at Eurovision? We are just over half way through the OGAE Eurovision 2015 Votes so our guest writer Barry Joyce takes a closer look at the results over the years. As we head into the final […]
Part 2 of our Editorial asking “Why do women like Eurovision winner Conchita Wurst so much?”. On Monday we had our first contribution from writer Michelle Topham and that certainly got people talking online. Today we hear from singer Angie Tilly Marper who herself had a flurry with […]
Crimea, may be have your votes please? Last year Swedish TV developed the Eurovision slogan for the contest in Malmo, “We Are One” which aimed to portray Europe as a united entity, emphasising diversity and multiculturalism. Except Europe really isn’t one; Europe is a fractured construct, economically, […]
Presently all focus is on Switzerland when it comes to Eurovision 2014. They have already had 159 songs submitted for consideration to the SRF part of the Swiss Selection Process. We had informed our readers of some of the pan European singers and song writers that had entered […]
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