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It's been 30 years
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We get to see the national final of Luxembourg!
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Eurovision Fact #593:
For it's first time back at Eurovision in over 30 years, Luxembourg will be performing in the final slot of the first semi-final.
[Source]
"Eurovision 2024: Semi-Final Running Orders revealed!," Eurovision.tv.
Luxembourg, Eurovision.tv.
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Berlin in the Rain...?
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friendly reminder that...
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she should win for this
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🇱🇺 Lara Fabian - Croire
#Lara Fabian#Croire#luxembourg esc#luxembourg eurovision#esc 1988#eurovision 1988#esc#eurovision#hands in perspective are... hard to draw#is it me or did i make her look a little like Adele
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Luxembourg gave us one of, if not the very first LGBTQ+ related entry in the contest’s history with Jean-Claude Pascal’s winning song Nous les amoureux, which is also one of my all-time favorite winners, so I really cannot wait to see what else they’ll bring to the contest in the modern era
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#eurovision#esc 2023#luxembourg#lgbtq#because the lyrics are still relevant to this day 62 years later#Youtube
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2023 vs. 2024 Part 2: Semi-Final 1 Countries
Continuing on our little adventure into the competing countries, we now look at the countries performing in the first Semi-Final in this year's contest and determining which entry I liked better...their 2023 entry or their 2024 entry.
Also, while there is one returning country and one non-returning country, I will go into those countries first before moving on to the countries with a 2023 and 2024 entry.
Luxembourg: Fighter. Okay. Yes, I am still sad about Drowning In The Rain not being the song talked about. But we are here to talk about Fighter, so let's do that. It's a cute lil' song that with right staging and running order could be a great performance! BUT, the reason it ranked low is the fact that with all the other shiny songs that came after it, it got lost in the shuffle a little. I do know we are getting a revamp, so maybe that will help the song a little more, we will have to wait and see.
Ukraine: Heart Of Steel vs. Teresa & Maria. Winner: Teresa & Maria. While Heart Of Steel is a wonderful song and great addition to my playlist, it had to grow on me a little bit before I could really appreciate it (thank the revamp too). But Teresa & Maria stays with me. I've seen so many reels of alyona and Jerry singing the song on Youtube reels (per algorithm), so I guess that's fate saying something.
Cyprus: Break A Broken Heart vs. Liar. Winner: Break A Broken Heart. Both are kinda sorta breakup songs. While Liar takes the sassy approach to the end of a relationship, I loved the melancholic feel that Break A Broken Heart has. I'm also a real sucker for high notes (need I remind you that I'm a Gjon's Tears fan?), which Andrew Lambrou does so well too.
Poland: Solo vs. The Tower. Winner: The Tower. There is no denying that Solo has cemented its place in the Eurovision meme world. And while it has grown on me enough to listen to it when someone put it on the aux cord, The Tower just sounds so good. I would literally be sitting around as the song starts and I'm like "wait, what song is this?" and then Luna starts singing and I'm like "ooooo yes!" Needless to say, I haven't tired of The Tower yet and still feel like I'm listening to it for the first time.
Serbia: Samo Mi Se Spava vs. Ramonda. Winner: Samo Mi Se Spava. This was so hard for me to decide as I actually really love both of them (I mean they both ranked 2nd). Ramonda is so beautiful and emotional, and may have changed what my favorite flower is. And Samo Mi Se Spava is an auditory experience. It went onto a WIP soundtrack within MINUTES after first listen, which is really the only thing making the decision. This will certainly fluctuate over time.
Lithuania: Stay vs. Luktelk. Winner: Stay. Luktelk, a great entry in full Lithuanian, a bop, a total dance song with great staging potential. I've liked it since I ranked the Lithuania songs in the NF. But with Stay, it's one of those songs that really came out at the right time, so I'm in emotional debt to that. But it was another tough decision for this country.
Croatia: Mama ŠČ! vs. Rim Tim Tagi Dim. Winner: Rim Tim Tagi Dim. Let 3 brought forth a piece last year that was also an experience. It was certainly an acquired taste, garnering as many fans as people who ranked the song dead last. But Baby Lasagna and Rim Tim Tagi Dim scratches that itch in my brain that I didn't know I had. Listening to it is fun, plus the lyrics kind of resonate with me (as a college student that moves out of her hometown to attend school).
Ireland: We Are One vs. Doomsday Blue. Winner: Doomsday Blue. I don't think there is another country that took such a drastic turn between what they sent in 2023 and what they send in 2024 as Ireland. We Are One was a great safe entry that fell victim to early selection and a bloodbath semi. Doomsday Blue, however, has something more. My biggest complaint with We Are One is that I felt something was missing. Doomsday Blue feels like a complete package that I know Bambie will bring to life on the stage.
Slovenia: Carpe Diem vs. Veronika. Winner: Veronika. Another tough decision here. Carpe Diem is up my alley musically with rock elements mixed with a spice of pop with an infectious attitude that makes me want to get up and dance. But Veronika? That song puts me in such a trance when I listen to it. The operatic spice adds a cinematic feel to it too.
Iceland: Power vs. Scared Of Heights. Winner: Power. Similar to Lithuania, Power came to me at a time where I might have really needed it. It's still such a great song (listened to it just the other day). Scared Of Heights has great energy which should garner some votes too, but only time will tell.
Finland: Cha Cha Cha vs. No Rules!. Winner: Cha Cha Cha. I don't think any entry can top the iconic energy that Käärijä and Cha Cha Cha had. No Rules! is a good follow-up to try and mimic (or better) the success their predecessor had. But I still dance around my room to Cha Cha Cha once in a while.
Portugal: Ai Coração vs. Grito. Winner: Ai Coração. This is my reminder to listen to Grito some more. Ai Coração jumps around my mind. It's fun, the performance was sassy. It is one of the best Portugese entries I have seen. Grito, however, has a very beautiful tone that should not be slept on either.
Australia: Promise vs. One Milkali (One Blood). Winner: Promise. One thing about me is that I love my ballads, and I love my rock entries. Promise is just that. It's a thrill from start to finish that I enjoy listening to whenever it plays on my playlist. However, I really liked the feel that One Milkali (One Blood) had when I listened to it. For my take, it's best described in the post I made about the song when it came out.
Moldova: Soarele Și Luna vs. In The Middle. Winner: Soarele Și Luna. This feels like an All-Star battle. We have Pasha Parfeni from 2012 and 2023 vs. Natalia Barbu from 2007 and 2024. And while In The Middle has one of the CATCHIEST hooks of this year's selection, Soarele Și Luna was my sister's winner last year. So whenever I hear this one, I tell her and it makes us happy.
#eurovision song contest#esc#eurovision#esc2024#eurovision 2024#2023 vs. 2024#luxembourg#ukraine#cyprus#poland#serbia#lithuania#croatia#ireland#slovenia#iceland#finland#portugal#australia#moldova
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I feel like we as a society are not talking enough about the fact that Luxembourg is fucking BACK to eurovision baby
#was someone gonna tell me Luxembourg is back or was I supposed to find that out myself??#eurovision#eurovision song contest#esc#esc 2024#eurovision 2024#esc Luxembourg
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And we have the BOP and the SLAY and the YASS QUEEN the year is saved 🎉🎉🎉
#eurovision#esc luxembourg#tali#eurovision song contest#esc gifs#eurovision 2024#luxembourg is back with a bang#honestly what a comeback. immediately understood the assignment
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Frère Jacques, Anne Marie B. | Luxembourg, Eurovision Song Contest 1977
16th place with 17 points
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Eurovision Fact #531:
Luxembourg has earned a total of 1423 points, so far, in their Eurovision career.
[Source]
"Luxembourg at Eurovision: Their Top 10 results," Eurovision.tv.
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Luxembourg's line up is looking pretty mid, ngl
I'm really disappointed, they all sound like the same song with the same vague message, nothing exciting happening, no showcase of different genres and voices. It's really disappointing to me...
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