He was one of the few, if not the only, Operación Triunfo 2018 act who really wanted to go to Eurovision 2019. Sadly, Famous Oberogo was paired with a sub-par song and the public buried his chances. However, one year later, the OT 2018 winner wants to give Eurovision another go.

In a recent interview with Formula TV, Famous explained that he actually entered OT in order to be given the chance to go to Eurovision.

One year later, he’s preparing his first album and has just released his first single “Bulla”, so it feels like the right time to fly the Spanish flag. It’s also worth mentioning that Famous was born in the Netherlands, so he already has a connection.

Famous Oberogo – “Bulla” music video

Famous says he’s willing to take it all, both an internal and an open selection, and he also shares his vision of his Eurovision entry: he wants to showcase his vocals, but still be able to dance, although maybe not as much as in his first single.

Why is that? Because his dance moves in “Bulla” are LIT. He’s been working for weeks with the choreographer of artists like Lola Indigo, to create a dance routine for the music video which leaves you exhausted just by watching it. He kills it, though.

Also, Famous explains in the interview that he already has the track list of his debut album, but he’s still working in the songs that will be included in the record. Will any of those be his Eurovision song? The season has already started, and anything he releases now is potential Eurovision material…

Meanwhile, RTVE has been tweeting randomly throughout the summer but no announcement on the selection method has been made. We already explained that the dates of OT 2020 may clash with the Eurovision song submission deadline, so one would guess all options are open.

Do you think Famous could represent Spain in Rotterdam? Should have he been given the chance last year? Would a song like his new single work at Eurovision? How should Spain select its Eurovision 2020 act? Tell us in the comment section below!

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Tom
Tom
4 years ago

Thank you – next !

esc1234
esc1234
4 years ago

Please go and listen lola bunny by lola indigo. Thats what Spain should send. will they ever?… who knows

hmm
hmm
4 years ago

btw, is it true that Rosalia wants to represent Spain?

hmm
hmm
4 years ago
Reply to  hmm

ok I just saw the answer in the comments

Mr X
Mr X
4 years ago
Reply to  hmm

That would be great . Her name is actually beside Pablo Alboran the greatest one in Spain. No more starlets from casting shows, please ! And of course with a song in Spanish, which sounds very international.

Briekimchi
Briekimchi
4 years ago

He does have a good voice and a good attitude. Of course, none of these are going to matter if they don’t fix the Spanish song selection process.

Rafael
Rafael
4 years ago

He has no personality and his new single is there to prove that. It’s not all about wanting to go to ESC, you need to know who you are, what you do and what you have to offer as a musician and Famous clearly hasn’t found all these answers yet. I’m not sure if he ever will either. All I see is a good boy who does everything his record label tells him even if it’s not the right thing to do, so I don’t want him to go. Good luck with your carreer, although I think it’s going to… Read more »

Trash KAN
Trash KAN
4 years ago
Reply to  Rafael

You can’t just judge his personality based on a one single of his lmao.

Kiko
Kiko
4 years ago
Reply to  Trash KAN

Just seeing him in OT, and his interviews give enough material to prove right to Rafael. The kid has no artistic personality at all. Adding that he is not the smartest cookie in the jar to the mix. And its a real. Thank you, but NO.

Héctor
Héctor
4 years ago

I really see Famous representing us with an urban song with his look and a cool dance routine. I don’t really think we have seen something like that in Eurovision. That would be ideal. But the song has to be better than “Bulla”. The chorus and the dance move in it are good, but the rest of the song is a bit weak and the lyrics very simple…

Loin dici
Loin dici
4 years ago

Eventhough it’s Famous’ article, I do notice Lola Indigo seems to be everywhere near articles about Spain. Nevertheless, I want to see Famous try Eurovision for the second time.

Quero
Quero
4 years ago

His voice is incredible. He is charismatic. He can move. He is bringing (finally) something fresh for Spain. Please go for it! Spain! Go for it!

Sabrina
Sabrina
4 years ago

He’s talented, charismatic and he REALLY wants do do it. As long as he has a good song (and Rosalía doesn’t call RTVE offering her services, which sadly and obviously won’t happen), why not?

Frisian esc
Frisian esc
4 years ago

Latin Pop is the biggest trend of the western music market at the moment. Rtve really needs to make use of that.

Rose
Rose
4 years ago

Of the song’s any good I’m down for him going.

ESCFan2009
ESCFan2009
4 years ago

Just send him, Spain, just do! 😀

jack
jack
4 years ago

Spain is sending artists that they dont want to go to eurovision. Even if they have chances to succeed, that turns out to be impossible…

Alex
Alex
4 years ago

Maybe not with this song, but he has an impressive vocal record and a sweeping stage presence

Polegend Godgarina
Polegend Godgarina
4 years ago

i hope spain doesn’t use operacion derrota again as their selection

Natalia
Natalia
4 years ago

Famous lo tiene todo para ganar Eurovisión 2020, voz espectacular, baila y presencia escénica. Con una canción que combine baile y coreografía llevaría seguro a España al top 5 y hasta ganar

Mr X
Mr X
4 years ago
Reply to  Natalia

Yo prefiero Diana Navarro como representante a Eurovision.

Joe
Joe
4 years ago

The dude is talented and he wants to do it. That they gave him such a boring song to try for Eurovision with is really a shame, since he competed at OT for the chance to go to Eurovision and WON. THAT’S commitment.

Polegend Godgarina
Polegend Godgarina
4 years ago
Reply to  Joe

pairing a singer with a song they have no choice to change, n forcin them to sing it in 2019 is just…not it

Liam
Liam
4 years ago

Had he released “Bulla” 2 weeks later we would have this perfectly 3 minute Spanish bop in the contest *sigh*

oli
oli
4 years ago
Reply to  Liam

I had the same thougth!Why didn’t they wait to release the song until it was Eurovision-compliance??? I think it would be just an original style to bring to the Eurovision stage

Mr. Vanilla Bean
Mr. Vanilla Bean
4 years ago

I think, at some point, RTVE will be glad to find anyone who is still willing to represent them at Eurovision. One place between 21 and 26 seems to be permanently reserved for them.