Posts Tagged ‘Norway’

Spain’s Daniel Diges

With Eurovision kicking off on May 25, voters have a lot of decisions to make. By far the most important is determining who will win Eurovision’s Next Top Male Model. As of Monday, May 24 at 10am, Wiwi’s readers had cast 3,775 votes. Below, you can see how your favorite contestant fared and also check out interviews with each piece of meat performer. We don’t want our representative to be a jerk, so please listen to them carefully. You can review each candidate’s portfolio by clicking here. You can also place your vote at the end of this post. Polls close June 4 at midnight!

1. Turkey, Ferman Akgül 1,527 40.45%

2. Israel, Harel Skaat (946, 25.06%)

3. Poland, Marcin Mrozinski (403, 10.68%)

4. Bosnia, Vukasin Brajic (240, 6.36%)

5. Spain, Daniel Diges (201, 5.32%)

6. Norway, Didrik Solli-Tangen (191, 5.06%)

7. Romania, Ovi (59, 1.56%)

7. Serbia, Milan Stankovic (59, 1.56%)

9. Bulgaria, Miro (44. 1.17%)

10. Belgium, Tom Dice (27, 0.72%)

11. Cyprus, Jon Lilygreen (21, 0.56%)

11. Russia, Peter Nalitch (21, 0.56%)

13. Greece, Giorgos Alkaios (20, 0.53%)

14. United Kingdom, Josh Dubovie (16, 0.42%)

Didirk Solli-Tangen has become a favorite of music fans across Europe (and of women who like to look at attractive men). Below you can see some interviews of Didrik after he won Norway’s Melody Grand Prix. He seems really down-to-earth and friendly. Wiwi approves!

Asking the media to respect his privacy (with English subtitles):

Two days after winning Norway’s Melody Grand Prix:

Immediately after winning Norway’s Melody Grand Prix:

Interview after advancing to the final of Melody Grand Prix:

From Sweden’s ABBA to Finland’s Lordi to Norway’s Alexander Rybak, the Scandinavians know what it takes to win Eurovision. This year they’re fielding an impressive roster of candidates. Denmark offers mainstream pop, Iceland throws down euro-dance, Norway offers a cheesy ballad, Finland has gone native with a traditional folk melody and Sweden has dreamed up a mainstream, folksy tune. The act that proves itself the best in Scandinavia may well be the best at Eurovision 2010. What do y’all think? Who is the best and who will do the best?

As of May 16 at midnight, you guys had cast 387 votes. The current standings are:

1. Sweden’s Anna Bergendahl with “This Is My Life” (44%, 172 votes)

2. Finland’s Kuunkuiskaajat with “Työlki ellää” (17%, 66 votes)

3. Denmark’s Chanée & Tomas N’evergreen with “In A Moment Like This” (17%, 64 votes)

4. Norway’s Didrik Solli-Tangen with “My Heart Is Yours” (14%, 54 votes)

5. Iceland’s Hera Björk with “Je Ne Sais Quoi” (8%, 31 votes)

You can cast your vote and check out the latest results below!