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You and Me
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Wiwi Jury: Moldova’s Andrei Ionita & Onofrei, Che-MD, Nadia Mosneagu and Felicia Dunaf
“It takes a lot of work to ooze this much pain”
Felicia Dunaf reacts to Anna Book’s disqualification: “I am sorry”
In the eye of the storm
Moldova: Only 47 songs submitted for O Melodie Pentru Europa 2016?
Boycott in Chisinau?
Switzerland: Takasa Keeps It Simple at First Rehearsal
Deban: Takasa’s backstage rehearsal has a celestial feel. Their wardrobe is inoffensive, and serves as a stage uniform. Although this element slightly borders on the foundations of occultism, Takasa pull…
The Wiwi Jury: Switzerland’s Takasa with “You and Me”
After putting on our tightest pair of lederhosen and trekking through the Alps, the Wiwi Jury stopped in Zurich to review Takasa’s Eurovision song “You and Me”. Did the Salvation…
Switzerland: Heilsarmee Must Change Outfits and Name to Compete at ESC 2013
The European Broadcasting Union isn’t feeling the love for Heilsarmee. Earlier this evening it announced that the Swiss contestants for Eurovision 2013 must change their name—and their look—or withdraw from…
The Netherlands: Joan Franka’s First Rehearsal
Wiwi: The sight of flames and feathers normally conjures up images of a gay pride event on an Indian reservation. But at Eurovision 2012 it can only mean one thing:…
WATCH: Joan Franka’s Live Performance of “You and Me” at Eurovision in Concert
As many of you know, Wiwi is kind of obsessed with the Netherlands’ Joan Franka. I’ve looked past the controversy surrounding her feathered headdress and found a woman who can…
Q&A: Joan Franka On the Indian Headdress and Her Turkish Roots
Joan Franka won Holland’s Nationaal Songfestival on February 26. In the weeks that have followed, Eurovision fans have praised her soulful voice and touching lyrics, while naysayers have criticized her…
The Wiwi Jury Reviews the Netherlands’ Joan Franka with “You and Me”
During our recent trip to Amsterdam, the Wiwi Jury ran through the Red Light District—and avoided the pot brownies—so we could stay focused on our task: reviewing Joan Franka’s Eurovision…