Cyprus’ Elena Tsagrinou after her Eurovision 2021 first rehearsal: “It was the best experience of my life”
She teaches us her vocal warm-up
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“It’s a mysterious performance and that’s what I really love” – Greece’s Stefania discusses her complex Eurovision 2021 staging
She ponders pet Pegasus names too
Sweden’s Tusse at Eurovision 2021: “We have so much more in common than what separates us”
“I’m going to surprise you every single rehearsal”
Amen, Ana Soklic! We speak with Ziga Pirnat and Charlie Mason — Eurovision 2021 songwriting collaborators
“That’s the kind of voice you can go a whole lifetime waiting to hear”
“It’s my braid, it’s my culture” – Israel’s Eden Alene says her Eurovision 2021 outfit represents her personal freedom
“By the end of my life I want to sing like Beyoncé”
Norway’s TIX at Eurovision 2021: “The contest encourages you to be extra”
“This is the first time I’ve played a concert at ten in the morning”
“I know my own strength and that’s what will keep me going” — The Netherlands’ Jeangu Macrooy discusses his personal connection to “Birth of a New Age”
“‘Birth of a New Age’ reflects where I am right now”
Greece: Stefania confirms she will NOT have a Pegasus on the Eurovision 2021 stage
She’s in love with Greece
“In the battle between the devil and the angel, I win in the end” — Cyprus’ Elena Tsagrinou discusses the controversy surrounding “El Diablo”
“I am inside the song from the beginning to the end”
“Eurovision is a symbol of love, peace and freedom for me” – Georgia’s Tornike Kipiani discusses the contest and his entry “You”
“Inspiration is just life, nothing else”
“The song found me at the right time” — Austria’s Vincent Bueno shares his emotional journey with “Amen”
And he loves Ana Soklic’s “Amen”
“If there’s true love in music, I fell in love once again” — Malta’s Destiny remembers hearing the “Je Me Casse” demo
“When I’m on stage, it’s my time to shine”
“Gagnamagnið was only supposed to be a one time thing” — Iceland’s Daði Freyr discusses the future of his Eurovision band
He wants to hold a Daði og Gagnamagnið Eurovision party
Spain’s Blas Cantó says “Voy a quedarme” helped him heal after the loss of loved ones
He is grateful for Spanish Eurofans