Wiwi: Suzy is in it to win it, and we have a sneaky suspicion that she might make the final. It helps that she’s performing after a series of ballads. During today’s first rehearsal she blasted through all the sombre ballads with a sea of yellow and orange and red. She’s kept much of her staging from the Portuguese final, and we love the runway walk she and her girls do to open the number. She’s upped her game vocally. She gels better with her backing vocalists and the bright LED makes her energetic number even more energetic. We didn’t think that was possible. The massive drums look even better on the Eurovision stage. Good luck Suzy!
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Featured image: Andres Putting (EBU)
it’s ‘FESTA’ GOD DAMN IT! Just edit the title already
Wow this is a winner!!!
I think this might actually qualify 🙂 but just by the skin of their teeth, it’s happy clappy and I kind of like it
Might not be the best song ever, but it’s fun, it’s delivered from the heart (excuse my corny phrasing), and it’s sassy.
And (unlike Armenia and a few others) it doesn’t fall flat when performed live.
this may not be a special song but there is cheering in liking way here, I prefer this thousands times over Armaina’s painful entry
FIESTA?! That’s Spanish!
The word you are looking for wiwibloggs is festa 😉
@carl of U.S.A
Drums were seen on the ESC stage LOOOOOOOOONG before Azerbaijan even got to that exact stage.
Song and stage performance for me is similar like Portugal 2007 , and song from 2007 and 2014 compose same composer.
After Azerbaijan’s playing the drums in ESC 2012,everybody(Denmark 2013,Portugal 2014,Armenia-Not Alone clip)began to use drums
I thought it was Wiwi and his boyfriend waving those feather !
“Fiesta” is a spanish word not a portuguese word, so I don´t understand why you put it on the title. Futhermore, the song is awful.