Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2017

[Wanderer 1,726]

Language isn't a barrier for me too. 

[OlympicIRL 5,532]

5 minutes ago, Bohemia said:

Thank you so much Ireland, Slovakia and Algeria for the points 

If I remember well, the morning session is rarely the part when we gain the most points, but I'm still kind of worried  

 

You're welcome, nice song

Long way to go, don't give up

[Gianlu33 4,696]

1 minute ago, Wanderer said:

Language isn't a barrier for me too. 

I agree, maybe becouse english for me is like arabian  At last when i listening it, luckly i can read it  

[heywoodu 15,291]

2 minutes ago, dcro said:

I never let language be the decider. I've participated at 4 contests and only once I gave 12 pts to English song (and that was Great Britain, so still native language ).

 

Other 12 pointers went to

I don't let language be the decider neither of course, but I like songs more when they are 'catchy' in my head and to be catchy, I need to be able to somewhat mentally sing along  

[uk12points 434]

Whenever you are ready @Glen and Malta!

[Wanderer 1,726]

Recently, I really, really enjoyed the songs sung in Arabic. Very melodic language

[dcro 10,210]

Btw, I forgot to mention that Argentina reached its 500th point jubilee in the first session.

[Glen 180]

MALTA

 

Wara nofsinhar it-tajjeb mill-gżira tal-Baħar Mediterran. L-ewwel nett nixtieq ngħid proset lil-organizzaturi ta' dan il-konkors. Dawn huma l-voti tal-ġurija Maltija

 

Good afternoon from the small island in the Mediterranean Sea. First of all I would like to congratulate the organisers of this festival for their marvellous work. These are the first votes of the Maltese jury

 

Jury Scorecard:

Serbia

10

Tunisia		9
Mexico		8
Ireland		7
Italy		6
Azerbaijan		5
Argentina		4
Slovenia		3
Iran		2
Algeria		1

[Bohemia 1,436]

Same, I don't really care about the language, the music and the voice of the singer are the most important things.

I remember giving 12 points to the Lithuanian song, I think it was called Sninga!

[Wanderer 1,726]

Just now, Gianlu33 said:

I agree, maybe becouse english for me is like arabian  At last when i listening it, luckly i can read it  

 

I had the same feeling ages ago