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Croatia starts the engines for Eurovision 2021

16Dec

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Croatia starts the engines for Eurovision 2021

Dora 2021 is the TV show that will decide the Croatian winning song who will represent the country at Eurovision Song Contest 2021 in Rotterdam. HRT - Croatian Radio and Television yesterday announced the start of the competition that will select their next artist for the most loved and watched music show of all the world: ESC2021. The same tv has also released the names and titles of the 14 singers and songs who will compete in the National Final Show Dora 2021. Let's see who they are 1. Filip Rudan - Blind 2. Bernarda - Colors 3. Ella Orešković - Come This Way 4. Sandi Cenov - Kriv 5. Beta Sudar - Ma Zamisli 6. Brigita Vuco - Noći Pijane 7. ToMa - Ocean of Love 8. Eric - Tell Me 9. Nina Kraljić - Rijeka 10. Ashley Colburn & Bojan Jambrošić - Share The Love 11. Mia ...

Uno…dos, cuatro! Little Big from Russia to Eurovision Song Contest 2020

It Friday and on Friday we don’t worry about anything (or at least we try not to) because all we want is to have fun. So this year Russia has decided to be represented by a band that in Russia and Europe is already quite famous, whose SKIBIDI choreography has become the most reproduced meme on TikTok in Russia in recent months. https://youtu.be/mDFBTdToRmw Gentle Ladies and Gentle Gays… please, welcome Little Big Band on the stage! But no, they have decided to surprise us even more: Little Big will go on stage in Rotterdam 2020 with UNO. https://youtu.be/L_dWvTCdDQ4 Little Big Band is from St. Petersburg and the group members are Ilya Prusikin, Sonya Tayurskaya, Anton Lissov and Sergey Makarov. The group represents a burning cocktail of absurdity, combined with powerful pun...

Will Corona Virus Stop Eurovision Song Contest 2020? This is what EBU replied to our email.

The Mayor of Rotterdam - Ahmed Aboutaleb - was clear and resolute: “we want a response by no later than 6th April”. Yesterday the Dutch government decided to apply restrictive measures across the nation - following other European countries, such as Italy, which is giving a strong example of active fight against this Virus - among which we find also cancellations of all those events where 100+ people are expect to gather. Universities and colleges will offer online lecturers as much as possible; concerts, soccer matches of all levels have been canceled until the end of the month. Since yesterday, the Van Gogh museum, The Rijksmuseum as well as the Anne Frank House have closed to public to comply with the new safety regulations which will remain in force until 31st March 2020. It is obviou...