Spain has decided to take part in the 68th Eurovision Song Contest, and Nebrossa will head to Malmö with “Zorra”.
Our trip to the Costa Blanca is over!3rd edition of Benidorm Fest has found a winner who follows in the footsteps of Chanel and Blanca Paloma.
Nebroza will perform the song as Spain’s representative at the Eurovision Song Contest in May. Zora.
Neblossa – zora
Nebulossa is a synthpop duo formed by Maria Bas (vocals and production) and Mark Dasousa (synthesizers and production). The duo’s music always includes her two key elements. There’s a lot of pop music and synths. And they make music based on the sounds and melodies of the 80s. Polyedrica de mi is the title of the duo’s debut album, released in 2021, after previewing songs such as. gramswas selected as the best song of 2021 by . indie cool jury. The band is currently on tour, touring venues and festivals in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Malaga and Zaragoza. They are, studio man Also nominated for the contest pop eye Won the Best Newcomer Group Award.
Benidorm Fest
In previous weeks, after two nights of semi-finals, Saturday night’s Benidorm Fest The final saw eight entries compete for the honor of representing Spain in Malmö.
Winner scores were determined by three sources: an expert jury, a demoscopic jury, and a public vote. The expert jury consisted of eight people (four from Spain and four from abroad) and accounted for 50% of the scores. The demoscopic jury was made up of a wide cross-section of the Spanish public and accounted for 25% of the vote. The remaining 25% of the scores came from public viewing in Spain at home.
The hosts for the night were Ana Prada, Marc Caldero and, familiar to Eurovision fans, Ruth Lorenzo. Ten years ago at Copenhagen 2014, Ruth helped Spain reach the top 10 of the competition with her enthusiastic singing. dancing in the rain.
Benidorm Fest 2024‘s winner must be hoping he can fly at least as high as Ruth when he lands in Malmö.
Spain participates in Eurovision Song Contest
Spain first competed in the Eurovision Song Contest in Cannes in 1961 and has returned to every contest since. Since their debut, they have become the country that has participated in the most consecutive tournaments without skipping.
Spain first won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1968 with this song. La, la, la And Maciel. Rising star Maciel competed at the Royal Albert Hall, picking at the post for England’s home entrant Cliff Richard. Congratulations, With a difference of just one point.
Spain became the first country to win the Eurovision Song Contest twice in a row, in both 1968 and 1969. Spain hosted her Eurovision Song Contest in 1969 in its capital Madrid.
The Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Malmö, Sweden, on Tuesday 7 May 2024 (first semi-final), Thursday 9 May (second semi-final) and Saturday 11 May 2024 (grand final).
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