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Benidorm Fest 2025 – our Spanish Eurovision 2025 Showdown!

22Jan

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Benidorm Fest 2025 – our Spanish Eurovision 2025 Showdown!

Benidorm Fest 2025: The Sass, The Singers, and the Spanish Eurovision Showdown We’re Living For! 🇪🇸🎤 Grab your glitter, darlings, because Benidorm Fest 2025 is upon us, and the Spanish Eurovision selection is serving up enough drama, divas, and high notes to keep us gagging until May. This year’s competition promises to be muy caliente, with a lineup hotter than the Costa Blanca in August and enough goss to keep the Eurovision gays busy for weeks. Let’s spill the tea, shall we? ☕✨ Benidorm Fest 2025: Meet the Contestants and Mark Your Calendars! 🎤🇪🇸 ¡Hola, Eurofans! The excitement is building as Benidorm Fest 2025 approaches, Spain's sizzling selection for the Eurovision Song Contest. Here's the lowdown on the participants, their songs, and the all-important dates you need to jot do...

Eurovision 2021: Eyes open on the odds!

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...

Is it safe to travel to “anti-gay” countries?

Maybe the real question is: are "anti-gay" countries really dangerous for LGBT+ people, or maybe the influx of tourists can help change things in these countries? We know that summer holidays 2019 are just a memory now, but mind travels (at least mine is already thinking about where to go to for the next summer) and so here is a little travel reflection of the Editor in Chief ... maybe useful, maybe not ... but certainly interesting. Time Flies Only 60 years ago, a time that may seem long but believe me it is not, Spain was a rather repressive place. Under the grip of General Franco and the Catholic Church, las Costas (Costa Brava) was then a non-fun and not at all safe area. For example, when the first flights brought tourists in search of fun from the UK and Northern Europe in gene...