If anyone is interestedMEXFEST '24in Spotify includes the songs I considered at one point for this edition.
Would love to read some thoughts about it.
As a whole, I could see myself listening to this playlist while cruising down the coast. It has a great vibe. However, given the time of the year the vote takes place, and the ability of songs to stand out, I’m really sure what could and couldn’t get points from me.
My favorite is probably “Óyeme Bien” by La Garfield. “Fuego” by Zaret also stood out, but it might have gotten lost in the crowd during competition.
“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela
- 12 (One of the clearest winner picks for me. Great vocals, visuals, arrangement. Plus, the Maori segments are beautiful. @Wanderer)
- 11 (This was the only other song considered for my 12 points. It caught my attention quickly as well. It stood out from everything else, and the lyrics were interesting @Vektor)
- 10 (I think we might have some overlapping taste @Vic Liu. I liked the "throwback" nature of this song, and the lyrics/video were fun.)
- 9 (Just a fun, catchy, lively song. A nice ode to one's homeland @kungshamra71)
- 8 (I like the risk you took with this @hckošice. It has a great message and stood out from many of the other entires.)
- 7 (This is similar to some music I listen to more frequently. There was just something about it that keep me thinking about it @Wumo)
- 6 (A nice dance/party track. It got points for the integration of Maltese @Glen)
- 5 (Eley has a really good vocal. The song is a great pop track @Werloc)
- 3 (Definitely an artist with a lot of promise @Hipooo)
- 2 (This originally feel outside my points, but creeped it's way back in. The vocal is nice and lyrics are interesting enough @Benolympique@Bohemia)
- 1 (This got me to move, and it was fun, so finally some points for you @konig)
- R1 (Catchy, but just under the line for points @mrv86)
- R2 (This almost snuck into the points. I'll be interested to see how she does at Eurovision @NikolaB)
- R3 (Great vocal, a nice country vibe. I just couldn't find room for it in my points @Fer GUA)
- R4 (I couldn't find the translated lyrics, and that hurt your chances for points @justony. The song was interesting, but I couldn't undertsand the message.)
“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela
The scoring of "What Was I Made For?" is very interesting to me. People either liked it a lot, or not at all it seems. I wasn't sure how it would play. Now I don't know how much insight I can glean from this from future contests.
“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela
They were my second reserve I thought the singing was beautiful, I really liked it in terms of the voice alone, but I had no idea what it was about and it seemed a bit like....I don't know, going on about nothing, like singing it with the voice of a beautiful love song, but without actually telling something
Interesting. I thought the lyrics were very clever in terms of the message of the movie.
“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela
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The annual edition (for songs 5 or more years old) will take place after the Olympics/Paralympics in the autumn.
“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela
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