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[OFF TOPIC] Eurovision Song Contest 2022


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13 hours ago, kungshamra71 said:

 

Honest question: why do they do it? Just because is in greek, filmed in greece and with greek sounds? And is that also the reason Cyprus give always the 12 to Greece, or that one is just political? I've always been curious about this eurovision "tradition" haha

Some times the boos are fair (like Greece giving 12 to Cyprus in 2010, no one in Greece would've voted for that song if it were from say Estonia or something, the song was in English and not popular in Greece and the band was unknown), but this time the singer is from Greek, the lyrics are partially Greek, the song has Greek sounds, filmed in Greece.

 

Greece and Cyprus have the same music industry, so a lot of the singers representing one country are already famous in the other. For example Tamta, Demy, Eleni Foureira are all popular in both countries for many years before they did Eurovision. In recent years Cyprus' Eurovision singers have always been from Greece and not from Cyprus, at least for the last four years. In the past Greece also sent several artists from Cyprus (Anna Vissi in 1980 and 2006, Loukas Yiorkas in 2011, Eleftheria Eleftheriou in 2012, Maria-Elena Kyriakou in 2015, and probably some others I am forgetting).

 

And of course the history/politics play a role as most people from Cyprus are Greek-Cypriots. It's a complicated history which I won't go into detail about.

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3 minutes ago, Federer91 said:

Had a look at all the entries, since everything is known. Level playing field, the competition for second place is going to be fierce.

Assume that you are expecting Ukraine to win then, right? 

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10 minutes ago, rybak said:

Assume that you are expecting Ukraine to win then, right? 

Isn't everyone assuming that, though i have been wrong before. My track record isn't that good, when it comes to Eurovision.

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7 minutes ago, Federer91 said:

Isn't everyone assuming that, though i have been wrong before. My track record isn't that good, when it comes to Eurovision.

I believe that Ukraine might win televoting by "sympathy votes" but juries will not like this song too much, they will put Sweden in first place, it's more than sure.

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5 hours ago, rybak said:

Finally is it here, please give some likes and comments, thanks :p

 

thank you for having chosen :FRA in 1st position!!

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