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Author: Dominic

Born in Venezuela and raised in Italy, he's always considered himself as a true LGBTQ+ London's nightlife lover. He's very passionate about the history of his great and crazy city, its culture, its bars, clubs, restaurants, but also - or mainly - its most hidden gems such as independent music venues, LGBTQ+ groups, emerging artists etc. He considers the London LGBTQ+ community like a big Italian family: enormous, sometimes full of difficulties and drama, but also full of love, always ready to fight against discriminations and happy to welcome anyone around the world who's looking for a taste of colorful freedom and tolerance.

Ok, ok. I know what you are thinking: 'Never listen to the odds, everything can change until May'. True. But we all love to check the odds now and then, especially for a music competition like Eurovision that we all love and follow religiously (and sometimes too dramatically!). This is why I have decided today to analyze with you the odds 'bottom five', or at least what bettors consider as the worst entries in this year's Eurovision. Unjust? Unfair? A huge mistake we'll all regret the day of the finale? Let's start the drama... Estonia: Uku Suviste - The Lucky One (35th place) A pop ballad brought to us by the Estonian singer Uku Suviste. A 'cry of pain' caused by the end of a love story through which the artist explains how even the most beautiful and intense relationships can c...

From her first appearance on Dusseldorf's stage in 2011 to her great return to the contest in 2020 (and then again in 2021), she's conquered our hearts with her warm smiles, her powerful voice and, let's be honest, her always different, unique and never boring outfits. We are obviously talking of the undisputed queen of San Marino (yes Valentina, 'Maybe' you have tried too many times and dropped the crown!), 'Her Freakiness' , Senhit. After an unfair non-qualification in 2011 with the beautiful pop-ballad 'Stand By' (for which, by the way, I am still crying out for revenge), she accepted to come back and 'battle', again, for one of the smallest countries in the world, that has an history whne it comes to competing in this Contest: San Marino. Let's be clear: a returning artist f...

Author: Dominic

Eurovision 2021: Eyes open on the odds!

Why we love Senhit – San Marino’s FREAKY queen