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We’re onto the second wave of rehearsals here in the Crystal Arena, as every country gets one more block of time on the stage before the dress rehearsals start in earnest on Monday.
What’s changed, what’s improvised, and what really isn’t? Ewan Spence and Samantha Ross from ESC Insight, and special guests Emma Backfish and Alec Parkin from EscXtra, talk it over.
Eurovision Insight Podcast: Daily Chat from Baku, Friday 18th May
Hosted by Ewan Spence with…Samantha Ross (ESC Insight).
Emma Backfish (EscXtra).
Alec Parkin (EscXtra).
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I am extremely disappointed by Montenegro’s presentation. I had hopes that it would be interesting, not a thoughtless jumble fit only to be ignored.
Valentina looks good on stage, and she has the vocal ability to sing well and throw herself fully into the choreography. The stage performance works better than the official video.
Also, JBJ#2 (March 30).
Ewan: “Iceland can stage a Eurovision song.”
Oh yes. And it was already wonderful to start with.