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yet you forgot Jako, Armenia's song that's the most traditional you can get :o

I HAVE BEEN SEEING THIS DUDE FOR A WHOLE WEEK ON MY WORK LAPTOP

ACCEPT

:sanathink: I solved the mystery of the world

I'll come if Daddy Do is there

Oooohh how thoughtful :teatea:

Ooooh i find the entries strong this year. I get it, I think it's more than ever before since global voting was allowed since last year and countries will try to sway the global voters. But I think that some countries do better by picking English. Also, English songs do better overall. For...

It's a good song too! Ooohhh yes, I did prefer it in Albanian tho. I found it more powerful than the English one but could change when I see it live

IT IS THE TRUTH NO MORE PINK FARTS ON OUR SCREENS

Yassss Queen Kaleen :sanapray:

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ooohhh yes both were in my top 5 I dosnloaded Czechia even on my phone.

Ooooohh that's such a hard one. After the finals it was Armenia, but during the finals it was Austria.

If the country's broadcasting joins the EBU, then yes, but requirements are super technical. This is what's listed on the EBU's official site: https://www.ebu.ch/about/members/admission BUT a South Sudanese artist can participate in Eurovision if a country picks them to represent them. Celine...

:cold_doge:no plez, no planets

Yeah, Cha Cha Cha could've won if it weren't from the jury votes. Hahaha, I get tbh. I never watch the semi's live. They wanna build suspense, I get it, but I hate when they do it in the semis.

There are quite some countries that will revamp/release new versions so the odds could change. Here's an overview: Luxembourg - to be released on March 29 (rumors of an added dance break) Czechia - released on March 21st Italy - song was 7 seconds too long Malta - different feel, more pop song...

Update: just read on Eurovoix that they will release a new version on March 29 and it will be very different. Tali will have new looks too.

Hahaha not exactly, lots of people who have heard of it get confused. Australia joined in 2015 and Israel has been part of the contest for quite some years too. I think it started out as a European Union thing but then countries just joined even though they weren't EU