The French language gifted the world the phrase douze points, and now France Télévisions has given us the douze acts and songs of Eurovision 2021, C’est vous qui décidez — the French Eurovision selection.
The show will be held in a provincial town in January. And based on the comments we’ve seen on social media, you’re very much looking forward to it. Writing on the Wiwibloggss web site, reader Grft was thrilled to see France’s go-to Junior Eurovision songwriter in the mix: “The fact that Barbara Pravi can write something so fun and kid-friendly like ‘Bim bam toi’ or ‘J’imagine’ and then serve dramatic poetry like ‘Voilà’…That’s some great songwriter!”
Reader EurovisionBenny_AUT is pleased to see so many songs by French songwriters. He commented: “I’m glad that the French delegation has faith in its own composers this time around. It was a shame that their 2020 entry was composed by Swedes despite so many creative minds being from France. I hope that they stick with this sentiment!”
But what are you thinking? Who should win the French national selection and sing for France at Eurovision 2021? You can listen to the competing songs below and then vote for your favourites. Be sure to click the box next to each act you want to support before pressing submit, as you can only submit your votes one time.
Eurovision 2021, C’est vous qui décidez! — All 12 entries
- LMK – Magique
- Ali – Paris Me Dit
- Casanova – Tutti
- Barbara Pravi – Voilà
- Cephaz – On A Mangé Le Soleil
- Amui – Maeva
- Andriamad – Alléluia
- Philippine – Bah Non
- Juliette Moraine – Pourvu Qu’on M’Aime
- 21 Juin Le Duo – Peux-Tu Me Dire?
- Terence James – Je T’Emmènerai Danser
- Poney X – Amour Fou
Poll: Who will win “Eurovision 2021, C’est vous qui décidez” in France?
[crowdsignal poll=10681613]So which songs did you vote for? Which song do you want to win…and which song do you think will win? Let us know in the comments box below!
Ponny X ou Barbara Pravi!!
styles différents et talents originaux!
(la France ne peut-elle pas avoir 2 candidats? 😉
My favourite is Barbara too, my second are Andriamad followed by LMX and Philippine.
(Let me caveat this first by saying I’ve lived the past five years outside Europe, so my tastes may have misaligned with Europe’s at this point…) Alléluia – Andriamad : A lot of people really like this, and I think it would appeal to a certain demographic. I also think this has Big Armenia Energy, which has worked for Armenia with mixed results. Amour fou – Pony X : This is easily my favorite (the only of these songs I’ve downloaded off iTunes), but I don’t necessarily think this is France’s best option for Eurovision (too “commercial”?). I do disagree with the… Read more »
I totally agree with you for Pony X!!
It is my favourite too, charismatic singer, great voice and song! (the only song with a little bit of english words )!
Barbara is also fantastic, but for me her talent is so evident!
She doesn’t not nead Eurovision to be consecrated.
What happens if the song doesn’t has any english?? My favourite is Pourvu qu’on m’aime. Maybe knowing french helped me know the meaning, but vocals are very strong and she has a great live. French selection is very hard for me, because I like all songs excepting On a mangé le soleil and Paris me dit.
It is not an obligation to candidate with a song without english words.
But if you have a song with english words perfectly integrated in the composition,for me, it is a plus, a value in en european context.
Oh, now understood your point
Love it when I like almost all the songs because then I’ll be happy with the result no matter what happens. 🙂
Same
Voilá is amazing, Queen Barbara Pravi, the next Celine Dion
#Paris2022
Literally wtf Nicky
Not a good comparison. I would say she’s a female version of Salvador.
A good Celine Dion comparison is France 2002 – Sandrine François. She is a carbon copy of Celine! She should have won too.
France should send Valentina.. :p
No real ESC winner this year, with a good chore Alleluia and Voila are the only two potential top 10 for me
Is it just me, or does this feel like a French version of last year’s Australia, except better? I think the themes are the same.
I thought the same lmao, I was like “Australia Decides 2020 but it’s better”. ?
Out of the Big 5 France gives us a good one every few years. Italy almost every year. Germany once every 10 years. Spain maybe every 5 years. And..the UK forgot they participate after 2002.
France is the best of the big 5 by far
Germany also is good with Lena, Michael Schulte, and Jamie-Lee deserved better with her uniqueness
I think in recent years Italy has been better than France. But we can all agree the UK is the most embarrassing.
A couple good songs in that selection, but honestly some of them sound like they will be a total disaster when performed live (“Amour fou” and “Magique”, to name a few). Voila is cool cause it sounds so French, but I don’t get ESC winner vibes.
Overall I feel like with Voila France can maybe aim at a 5-10th placing, if well performed live (and no playback ;)).
Barbara Pravi is the class of the field in my opinion. Her song gave me goosebumps
To be honest I’m a bit disappointed by French songs…Most of them is just ok which is not enough for Eurovision. Right now my favorite is Terence James but unfortunately I doubt he will win 🙁
Am i only one who doesn’t love “Voilà”
I really am trying to like it, but i am not feeling it.
I’m not that keen either. I find it really dull to be honest.
how can you find that masterpiece dull?
I think it just sounds really French, in the sense that you have a singer not really singing but more like humming/talking and looking overly emotional/dramatic (like a lot of French singers do). That cultural authenticity is kinda cool to see in a contest with so many countries. Otherwise the song is just ok for me, I listened to it once or twice and enjoyed it but prob won’t listen to it again.
Judging by the reactions of the fans, it seems Barbra has this in the bag, just like Uku seems to have Eesti Laul in the bag. Unfortunately, while I enjoy both songs, at the moment my favorites are Amour Fou and Lost in a Dance. Well, this is why I love Eurovision, two little songs just for my playlist, even if they do not win….
Yeah, I agree. Finding your favorites is even more important than winning itself. I have my list filled with NF songs which haven’t won their selections.
As for ”in a bag”, usually I’d agree. But remember, Monika Marija had Eurovizijos atranka ”in a bag” in 2019. Same for Elvana Gjata for 2020 FiK. Same for Bella Santiago vs Laura Bretan for SN 2019. The list goes on. This could still be anyone’s game. 😉
yep I just calculated that Uku may not actually win (which makes me happy): option is that if Jüri, Koit and Uku are the final than Jüri may win, since the demographic that votes for Uku also votes for Koit, while the demographic voting for Jüri doesn’t vote for neither Koit nor Uku (generalizing) If Uku is placed by the jury on the 8th or 7th place (which may happen since I find Jüri, Hans, Wingman, Gram-of-fun, Heleza, Koit, Egert, Karl Killing, Sissi and maybe even Rahel, Kadri and Nika to be more jury friendly – especially since Eesti Laul… Read more »
A cool chart, Erasmus. It depends a lot of whether Estonians are set on sending Uku again no matter what or they vote like Swedes apparently do – for the song regardless of who sings it. I hope that there is a legit shot for Juri, Wingman or some others.
In France, I have no idea will it be 100% televote or there’ll be jury as well. I think it also depends on that. I can see Barbara winning 100% televote as well, but if so, there is a higher chance of an upset.
In France it will be 50% juries ( 5 international, 5 French jurors) and 50% televote.
Remember that Eurofans aren’t the ones voting 😉 So this means nothing. I very much doubt the French televote will support Barbara this much, especially since we’ll probably find out today that Pony X is actually the world famous DJ duo Ofenbach.
omg that puts the perspective on the song on a completely other level!
That’s the spirit, Nick! Of course we want our favorites to win, but part of the fun of the national finals is finding new songs and artists to love. For now, I believe my favorite is a frontrunner in France, though my favorites in Estonia (which includes “Lost in a Dance”, I keep listening to it on repeat) and Albania won’t probably make it.
My favorite in France is also the frontrunner. In Albania, my favorites are Klinti and Xhesika, both of whom seem unlikely to win. In Estonia, I think some of my favorites have a legit shot, but we’ll see. But whoever wins, I’m enjoying the journey and I’m glad there are many people who share that enthusiasm. 😉
If it wasn’t for the situation, I would say my favorites in Estonia had a shot. But I really don’t see Uku losing. Even the Estonian voting pattern seems to be in his favor.
I agree, Uku is certainly a frontrunner, but I call wouldn’t call it a day. Juri and Wingman seem to be very popular among younger viewers, Koit is popular among the middle generation too, then there’s also Heleza and last year’s jury favorite, Egert.
What about Gram-of-Fun? Many people liked it here, I hope they can do well.
I don’t know about their popularity there, but sure, this song feels like a potential televote draw. 😉
AMUI -Maeva gives me life.
Many want Voila, but is no better than Alma 2017, so….
All you said was true, can’t understand the dislikes (dislike my too if you want, but idc)
I voted for the in my opinion most French song and it’s Voilà, by Barbara Pravi. It has a lot of jury potential and is a song in French. For me, this is the most promising song, France sent to Eurovision since J’ai Cherché. Of course, everything based on the competition but I can see this winning the juries by a landslide and also based on the competition, I can see this winning the televoting as well. So a 6th victory for France? All based on the competition but it is the first song of the ESC 2021 season that… Read more »
No, and hope France never wins again
why are you like this. what could you possibly get out of behaving like this. I dont understand
because i don’t like hype for old fashioned songs
I have a feeling that Nicky is just pulling pranks with us. Their controversial standpoints shift from topic to topic in a way I don’t find believable it’s their actual opinion. I guess it’s fun for them… IDK 😉
Come on, Nicky, join us in an actual discussion, since you are here as much. 🙂
Voilà! Voilà! Voilà!
I’ll be honest. I really love and adore Violà. It’s very nostalgic to the old fashioned popular era of French music. It tells such an emotional and beautiful story. I would really want it to win and represent my country at Eurovision. That said the message may not be delivered or recieved the same way to the rest of Europe (+Australia), so it is hard to tell how successful it will be. I do think it would be a good jury pleaser song, her deliverance is raw and pure which will elevate the song. There are many other good picks… Read more »
what do we care about old fashioned, that belongs where it is, in 70’s 80’s, not in 2021
@ wiwibloggs can’t you just ban Nicky? All she does is trash artists and send bad vibes in a really not constructive way
no, i have my favourites too
Maeva, Alléluia which are quite nice, and have potential either, i think Pony X has some potential either, since song is quite catchy
voilá i heard way too many times this sort of music in basically every past french song from those decades i mentioned, it was constructive way of criticism
I refuse to believe that your comment saying that you hope Barbara’s music career will end can be taken as constructive criticism.
I understand why people love Voila so much… but unfortunately I just find it really quite dull. It doesn’t make me feel anything really. I think she’ll probably win, but I’d be really pleased if Alleluia or Je T’emmenerai Danser pulled off a shock victory. 🙂
The current top 3 of the poll is my current top 3. I believe “Voilà” is the better entry, but “Alléluia” would be a charming one with televote appeal and Philippine’s confident delivery gives “Bah Non” lots of potential.
Yeah, all of these three are in my top 5 as well (along with Cephaz and Juliette). I feel like Voila would be more of a jury pleaser, while Alleluia and Bah non would appeal to televote more, but I could see a good result in all three cases.
I also want to address how I love cultural and genre diversity in this selection. It’s a big plus on it’s own. 🙂
It seems France 2 decided to showcase how diverse and multicultural France is, which is great. I just missed some urban and alternative sounds on the mix. But since they’re rebooting their national final, I understand why they wanted to start with a selection that’s very accessible to all audiences. The important thing for now is to make it last. I hope they don’t give up quickly like it happened to Destination Eurovision.
How is there a lack of modern/urban sounds? Magique, Tutti, Je T’emmenerai Danser, Alleluia, and Bah Non are all very modern. Voila, while a chanson, is still heavily modern in its production, and On A Mange Le Soleil is remarkably similar to any modern indie-boy artists (see Cavetown and the like). You may not like these songs but there is no way that they aren’t modern.
By the way, “urban” as a term for a particular classification of RnB and Hip-Hop music is being dropped by Billboard from its annual award show so we probably need to find a more accessible descriptor for this.
In any case, I don’t think there’s a particular name to call today’s particular contemporary French pop music as it’s quite broad in scope but you can tell it’s French based on how these song are produced, and the signature sounds that are associated with the country, not just limited to the accordion and the French language. 🙂
*I probably should have re-edited that first paragraph. I meant to say, there’s been recent movement in the US music industry to have the term “urban” dropped describe a broad scope of genres identified as contemporary Black American music.
Of course, that’s not to say these recent changes should also be applicable in other countries where “urban” doesn’t have the same kind of baggage but I personally think in the context of French music now that I don’t see using the term as appropriate to accurate describe the current music scene there. 🙂
I think you already know I agree with you about the fact national selections should embrace urban and alternative music in order to bring closer the younger generations, Tibor. We were praising the Czech Republic for doing that just a few days ago. But I don’t think this selection would repel youngsters, even if I believe they weren’t the prioritiy on the producers thoughts when they closed this list. I guess my opinion about the tracks are between yours and Ashton’s. Though I miss fresh things there, I agree with him that there are plenty of modern songs on the… Read more »
France showed a lot of ambition recently. What bothers me is that they had something interesting happening in Destination Eurovision and went in an opposite direction with an internal selection and the most uninspired choice ever. I guess it’s not a coincidence that they changed the head of delegation between one and another. And we can’t expect people that found that “The Best In Me” was a good idea to show a sudden appreciation for contemporary/urban music, right? In any case, I’m giving them the benefit of the doubt. At least they’re trying. Just like you, I really want France… Read more »
May I ask you which one are they (the French songs on your best list)? Just to get an idea 🙂
Oh wow what great picks!! I have a few that I listen on replay indeed : Corps by Yseult was an absolute crush one year ago and I remember me hoping for this to be internally selected back in December (with a shorter version) before the news Tom Leeb let it down. Yseult is still quite unknown from the public and that’s a shame. In the same vein, she recently released an EP including “Indélébile” which is really powerful as well. “Mais je t’aime” is at the moment on the top of the charts and I appreciate it for the… Read more »
Haven’t been able to listen to all your suggestions yet, Tibor, but I liked a lot the ones I tried. If someday they make me head of delegation for France, you would be hired! 😀
My question is just if those people would say yes to an Eurovision selection. Though there’s also the Festival da Canção option, invite them to write songs and pick newcomers.
Maeva would appeal to televote as well, it still feels very french/tahitian, but it also gives a fun vibe you would expect from country like Moldova/Romania
Personally I don’t like those classic French Chansons because it might sound dated. I do get it why “Voilà” is a favourite because it’s beautiful in its own way but I don’t see it succeed at Eurovision. I think “Alléluia” might be the best option.
That’s what some people also said about Amar Pelos Dois.
France has a strong music industry and they offer …this …
any oh these songs are top10 material….
voted for pony x coz its the more 2020 😉
Well are you satisfied by the selection or not? Lol. Or maybe you meant « none of these are top 10 material » and then you’d just be delusional
None of them yes…see you on may !
yes overall it is a good selection, there are still enough modern songs to choose from, so pls let it not be voilá what wins otherwise it would be a major disappointment
What do you mean with A-game? If it’s about you would prefer to see etablished French artists, I’m not sure bringing Aya Nakamura or M Pokora (MTV EMA 2020) would really help and elevate the thing. Of course their produce hits which dominate the charts, but I don’t see them (not them particulary, I mean artists with the same weight in general) bringing as much diversity as a selection with newcomers do. I don’t deny that their songs will be good or even more, but they will probably be more “formatted” because they know their predilection public, they know how… Read more »
The thing is I’m not sure you know what works well in France. Of course we have things like Christine and the Queens and that would be fantastic for ESC. But most of the things that work in radio and in the charts actually sound like 21 Juin, Terence or Cephaz (repetitive and without a lot of progression). For example « 3 cafés gourmands » who were really successful. So in this regard the selection is representative of French music at the moment. But I agree it is not what works at ESC :/
I invite you to listen to this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voQhp1K2TSk
A nos souvenirs by 3 Cafés Gourmands, yet today in the charts despite it was realeased in 2017, 200M views, absolute French hit during the whole period 2018-2019, everyone especially the teenagers during their parties and a lot family public had this song on replay again and again.
It is quite similar to 21 Juin le Duo (they ensured the first part of 3 Cafés Gourmands’concerts during the touring)
Yeah I understand, as a French it connects more because of the lyrics and the meaning and the story behind (an amateur music band from the countryside who sing a song about flight of time, sharing family and friends moments) but I understand this is not the cup of tea of everyone. Plus it has a very quintessentially French spirit
About the contemporaneity : True for some like Maeva or Pourvu qu’on m’aime but there is a reason to explain their presence : it is to guarantee the diversity in the selection and the representativeness. However I disagree for the rest, there are AT LEAST half of these songs that I could EASILY hear on French radios and reflect actual French music scene! I don’t think it’s a question of contemporary songs now, I think it owns more to the music sensilibity of each of us. Some of the artists in the lineup have already been in the charts in… Read more »
No problem, I like debating and there’s always a way to be constructive. Yeah indeed radios are usually oriented on a particular style and have different public so that could quite distort the thing. Anyway, we have to keep in mind it’s not as simple as it seems to equal the weight of the grand old Italian tradition but I think France’s case illustrate well a draft of what could be a more succefull and followed national competition in the years to come. The broadcaster learnt the lessons from last year (there was a lot of protest in medias, not… Read more »
I agree that it’s a virtuous circle. Successful or « edgy » French artists don’t want to participate because the show doesn’t have a good reputation and they are afraid of getting ridiculed if they fail. But it we bring good results I think it might change!
And I see very badly an Aya Nakamura, who insults everyone on social networks as soon as her ego is affected (she proved it again recently with the MTV EMA), accepting to be put in competition with other artists on a selection. Very few established French artists are ready to take up the challenge, in fact. They are afraid of defeat. Hence the fact that it’s young artists at the very beginning of their careers who are trying their luck.
What happened after MTV EMA??
It’s Voila for me. It’s such a beautiful and cinematic song! But I’d be good with Andriamad, Cephaz, Juliette and Philippine winning too. I can see the potential in Terence’s song too, but that repetitive chorus would need a major revamp.
Terence James, LMK or Cephaz. Myb Barabara’s song is the best for Eurovision, but I don’t really like it. Mercy was so much praised and highly rated and at the end it finished out of TOP 10. I probably like Je t’emmenèrai danser the most, it’s so modern and up-to-date.
Mercy had a staging problem. The message wasn’t conveyed, it was not literal enough for people I think. Voilà is more in your face.
I really enjoy Bah Non personally but I think Voila would be the best pick to make an impact
My personal top 5 are:
Poney X, Terence James, Philippine, Barbara Pravi, and Casanova, I would be happy with any of those singers winning, though I think Barbara Pravi will likely be the best choice for France this year.
Nothing against Andriamad, the song isn’t bad, but I personally don’t find it as appealing as the five I’ve mentioned.
Nice slection, but, in my opinion, Voilá is the absolute best. Maybe im really biased but I used to think eurovision was a joke during the early 2000s and the first time I watched it I was convinced by my mother, who promised me we would order pizza if I watched it with her lol. I was getting a little bored with the Israeli song (its beautiful but I was really young and I didnt speak any english at the time) and then France came, saw and conquered my heart, I will always remembered how captivating that performance was, simply… Read more »
french great songs for me had been Jessy Matador’s allez ola ole, very typical french pop, loved the energetic performance too
i liked ”Divine” in 2008, quite unusual for them, but it kinda worked
Moustache would’ve deserved higher because it was kinda modern, catchy, fun
N’oublie pas in 2015 i found stunning, beautiful staging, beautiful storytelling wise
I have listened to “Bah Non” around 10 times yesterday and 7 today, so… well… 😀
Voila is getting overhyped, it’s a good, carefully crafted song and very well presented/performed by Barbara, but it’s a decade-old formula in French music, and I think it will flop on the night. As much as the juries may upvote this in the national selection, the French audience will not – it may have that classical French charm that international Eurofans are digging apparently, but for most of us at home it just feels quite dated. And to be quite honest, French music at ESC is at its best when it doesn’t take itself so seriously. My personal favourite is… Read more »
Here’s my top 3:
1. Amui – such a happy tune, I instantly played it on repeat about 15 times!
2. LMK – a lot of sass, feels modern
3. 21 Juin le Duo – so sweet
Its so nice to see the french national final back. Last year internal selection was a flop. France has had great songs this last few years and 2021 feels like it will be the same. I enjoyed most of the songs in the NF. Here is my top:
1 – Barbara Pravi – Voilà
2 – Terence James -Je t’emmènerai danser
3 – Juliette Moraine – Pourvu qu’on m’aime
4 – 21 Juin Le Duo – Peux-tu me dire
5 – Casanova – Tutti
6 – LMK – Magique
Being french, i will say the songs with the most chance to win are Alleluia, Tutti and Voilà. Voilà seem to be the type of song peoples like from France, but here, peoples think is just old fashionned and for win we need pop songs. Seemone finished second with her horrible song, so a win is largely possible. I think the televote will go for the ethinc song (Alléluia) and Tutti, because for what i read, peoples want a joyful song, he is good looking and has a devoted fanbase, but not like the one of Bilal, he is pretty… Read more »
i like french chansons, but voilá indeed too outdated, also not my cup of tea, since within that genre, there have been better singers for france at ESC
you guys need a nice pop song, alléluia has potential yes
I’d say open up to Voíla.
This is the first selection ever were I’ve got 4 joint winners
1.phillipine
2.LMK
3.barbara
4.andriamad
I was disappointed by my country’s selection at the beginning but the more I listen to some songs, the more I think it’s not that bad I thought at first. Some songs would need a revamp like Alléluia, Tutti or “Je t’emmènerai danser” (huge potential but Térence said this was the final version). Casanova said “no revamp” at first but on youtube he is collecting some opinions to make the song better so maybe he’ll change his mind. Cephaz confirmed a revamp as well. Overall, It’s above the average but not amazing, but I definitely think that live performances with… Read more »
Thanks for this info. Funnily, out of all the songs, a revamp would’ve been most beneficiary to J t’emmerenai danser, as the chorus is so repetitive. Otherwise, the song has potential in verses and post-chorus, especially with the Celtic instrumental. On the other hand, On a mange le soleil is probably one of the best songs in the selection, so I can only hope that the revamp will be minuscule. On a random note, announcing revamps as soon as the songs are out is not a good sign in being confidant you have a winning product. Still, good luck to… Read more »
Here are clues lol : One of the memorable lyric in the chorus of 21 Juin le Duo’s “Peux-tu me dire” is : “No time to acclimatize yourself, emergency is proclaimed”. There is a pun on the “acclimatize” so I let you guess the theme of the song 😉 Ali sings indirectly about being welcome in new place, country, since he arrived in France 6 years ago. He wants to show that dreams can come true. Tutti is an ode to our roots which take life in our native regions (Corsica in Casanova’s case). He is remembering is childhood and… Read more »
voted Barbara in the poll, but just because i hope she will end her music career with a esc flop
what the hell is your problem? You might not like the song but there’s no need for you to be rude
My top 3, but they will guarantee not win:
1st: Amui “Maeva”
2nd: Ali “Paris Me Dit”
(I kind of hope we have a 2019 situation where the really hyped up ballad loses against the gay Arab with a bop)
3: LMK “Magique”
I love Amui- Maeva but they are 11th so i dont think my favourite will win ;).
Same. The song is just so happy and nice, plus the Tahitian language is beautiful.
i agree. Live maybe they can suprise
I wanna wait for the live performance for Voilà. It’s good and I respect it but I don’t love and feel it.
I felt the same with Mercy and Madame Monsieur in 2018.
I think I’d go with Andriamad right now but live performances can change everything.
hope Barbara flops, she’s too old for esc as well
She’s 27. And even if she was 87, there is no such thing as someone’s too old for Eurovision.
True, age mostly doesn’t matter when it comes to taking part in Eurovision
Nicky, What is wrong with you mate? Seriously, chill
All you do on this site is hate on literally everything.
Unpopular opinion, but I really want Casanova to win!! It’s such a fun song. I really don’t like Voila.
I really struggled to choose a favourite. It’s not a bad selection, but I don’t quite get the hype. Even the best songs would need a major revamp to stand a chance at ESC.
Definitely agree!!
…and I don’t really get the hype on Voilà either.
France can do much better than these songs.
Funnily enough, their Junior Eurovision entries are by miles better than these songs here, as well as than most of the entries that they’ve sent to Eurovision.
Voila for my initial pick, but I’m also down with Magique or Alleluia. There’s a part of me wishing that classic Patricia Kaas moment to return.
I respect everyone’s opinion, but unlike the others, I want “Magique” to win.
I know that it won’t probably win, but with a decent revamp, this song has potential.
My other choice would be “Amour fou”, which is also a great entry.
Sorry, but I couldn’t connect with “Voilà”, even though it’s a nice song for sure.
Voila is good, but I don’t know how many televotes it can get in ESC.
Agreed. Fantastic performance, the juries will love it. But the public will see it as yet another French song by France, regardless of it being the best one since Patricia Kaas.
justice for Tom Leeb
There is no injustice to Tom. As an actor he has just made a series (“Infidèle”) and a movie (“C’est la vie”). He may come back to music when he has the time, but actually this is the actor who is requested by the productions, so he will not deprive himself of it.
If Amar Pelos Dois can win the televote, Voíla will definitely be a contender for the top 5 of the televote.
I know y’all will hate me for this and I know I’ll get diluted but…
1.Bah Non (my winner of 2021 NF so far)
2. Magique
3. Voila
“Bah Non” is also my winner so I say “Oui” <3
Same top 2 but Voila is my 4th and pony X is my third
Disliked not diluted 😀
Barbara and Andriamad are the two acts who I think could get left-hand side of the scoreboard. Voila has the higher ceiling and the lower floor. It could do really well or people might not take to it. Alleluia is safer but it’s probably not got top ten potential.
I wouldn’t go over the top and say that Voilà is a potential Eurovision winner, but it’s definitely a fantastic song and the best among the others from France
So choose wisely! She deserves to go 🙂
Voila!!
Barbara obviously, that song has huge potential of a top10. Maybe a contender for the win with the appropriate staging. Choose wisely France!
Fun fact : the first verse of Barbara’s song is : “Ecoutez-moi” which translates to”Listen to me”
it has to be voilá.