Eurovision 2023: Watch our poll results live on Saturday!

Saturday is the final day of our poll, as after the Grand Final voting and the 2500 different votes that we received, here are the results, which will be announced on Saturday via a live premiere on the Douze Points YouTube channel.
The premiere will take place at 21:00 CET and will be a simulation of a typical Eurovision final. The results will be presented in detail, with each Eurovisionfun editor giving their points, and after the juries’ scores, the total televoting points, determined by you, will be added! Therefore, 50% of the result was determined based on your own vote and the remaining 50% by the editors of Eurovisionfun.

You can watch the premiere below:

Until then you can remember the entries competing in the Grand Final below:
Stay tuned to the results of our poll to find out our Eurovision 2023 winner!

 

Portugal: Take a look at the rehearsals for the stage performance of “Ai coração”!

Through her personal Instagram account, Portugal’s representative at Eurovision 2023 Mimicat, reposted a video of her backing dancers preparing the choreography for the stage performance of  “Ai coração” in Liverpool!

You can watch the video below:

Portugal will take part at the first Semi-final of Eurovsion 2o23 on May 9th, performing 5th. You can also watch our reaction video to the Portuguese entry!

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all the updates on the Portuguese entry and more!

Eurovision 2023: BBC revealed details of the Three Live Shows!

BBC has today revealed all the details of the three live show of the 67th Eurovision Song Contest 2023 to be held in Liverpool, the United Kingdom.

Semi-Final One

The night of the first semi-final will open with a video of a young Liverpool boy crossing the city announcing to family, friends and neighbors (and special guests!!) that Eurovision has arrived in Liverpool.

Julia Sanina will perform “Маяк” by The Hardkiss. Маяк is the Ukrainian word for Lighthouse, and this interpretation is meant to symbolize in many ways how the United Kingdom is united through music with Ukraine by hosting the 2023 Contest on behalf of the winning country of 2022.

Rita Ora will perform a medley of her hits during the first semi-final voting process, as well as a world premiere of ‘Praising You’. Alyosha and Rebecca Fergusson will perform a cover of “Ordinary World” together.

Timur Myroshnychenko will provide highlights of the Opening Ceremony, while former contest hosts Måns Zelmerlöw (2016) and Filomena Cautela (2018) will continue with their Eurovision insights.

Semi-Final Two

A spoken word piece will open the Second Semi-Final talking about the history of the Eurovision Song Contest.

“Music Unites Generations” will be the interval act with Mariya Yaremchuk (Ukraine 2014) performing a medley of Ukrainian music. The piece will travel back in time and ends with OTOY, Zlata Dziunka and Mariya together.

In addition, a show called ‘Be Who You Wanna Be’ will celebrate how Eurovision is a place for everyone. Three drag performers will perform alongside a line-up of dancers made up of a spectrum of fans of all ages, nationalities and backgrounds.

Additionally, Timur and Graham Norton will appear on the show to discuss Saturday’s final night with the hosts.

Grand Final

As previously announced the contest will be opening with Kaluish Orchestra and ‘Voices of a New Generation’. During the flag parade past Ukrainain participants will remind viewers of how they have become Eurovision stars over the years.

In addition to the aforementioned details, there will also be video films of Junior Eurovision 2022 in Yerevan Armenia and Eurovision’s power to create music stars

Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the developments around the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest!

Source: Eurovoix

Georgia: Listen to the new remix of Echo!

Iru, representative of Georgia in this year’s Eurovision, has released a new version of her song Echo.

Creators of the remix are N.shxiani and GIGAPRODUCTION.

You can listen to the remix below:

You can also watch the Eurovisionfun team’s reaction to the georgian entry below:

We remind you that Georgia will be taking part in the second semi-final on May 11th, performing in 11th place.

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all news regarding the georgian entry in Eurovision 2023!

OGAE Poll 2023: The results of Austria and Andorra | Finland is now one breath away from Sweden!

The announcement of the results of the OGAE fan clubs continues. The next clubs to announce their results are that of Austria and Andorra. Read more

An (extra) big change is coming to Eurovision 2023!

After the many and important changes instituted in the voting system both in the semi-finals and the final, it seems that the viewers of the contest will experience another big change in Eurovision 2023!

According to what Lee Smithurst – lead producer of this year’s Eurovision – told at eurotrippodcast, viewers will experience an additional big change.

There is a big surprise coming. 

There’s no way we can talk about it at all!

The revelation about this big change was made in the discussion about graphics and led screens and what the presentation of the results will look like.

We just want to do something bold. It’s important to us that it didn’t look like other Eurovisions have looked. You never want to copy something that’s [been] done before or make graphics that look like the graphics before…I’m a flags fan, and colours of flags are important.

You can listen to the entire podcast below:

Will this big change have anything to do with the way the results are presented?

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all the developments!

Monika Linkytė: “My performance in Liverpool will be similar to the national final!”| Exclusive Interview

This year’s representative of Lithuania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2023, Monika Linkytė spoke exclusively to Eurovisionfun and Matamis Apostolis about her entry “Stay” and her plans for the Liverpool stage!

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On her experience with the competition so far, she said that she didn’t expect there to be so many pre-parties but she’s having as much fun as she can but at the same time trying to stay professional.

Monika of course also participated in the competition in 2015 as a duo and of course she talked to us about this experience:

“My previous experience on the contest will definitely help! I keep the love I felt then in my heart! All these 8 years, I was gathering experiences, writing music and performing and that’s how I came back to the competition!”

For this year’s “Stay” entry, Monika said:

” Everyone asks me about the lyrics “Čiūto tūto” and how catchy they are! It’s the power of these lyrics and the overall message of the song which is about healing and how to discover your inner self!”

“The phrase “Čiūto tūto” comes from our traditional music! In the past, there were some traditional rituals in our culture where they repeated these words to get strength, connect with their soul and live a better life!”

About the performance on stage in Liverpool, she revealed to us:

“You’ll see something similar to the performance  of the national final and we’ll stick to the amber shades! Orange is gold for Lithuania and we want to stick to something that symbolizes a lot for the country!”

She then revealed to us that she has people from Greece in her close circle of friends and that she especially loves our country! She also named Spain, Norway and Portugal as her favorite entries from this year’s competition, as well as the bands from Ireland and Slovenia who have been linked all this time with their joint appearances at Eurovision parties.

Watch the full interview with Monika Linkytė below:

Enjoy the Eurovisionfun team on a reaction video about Lithuania in Eurovision 2023:

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Stay tuned to EurovisionFun for all the latest developments regarding Eurovision 2023!

France: Eurovision 2023 commentators are revealed!

FranceTv announced its lineup for this year’s Eurovision commentators. The french lineup consists of 4 members who will be covering all Eurovision shows.

More specifically, the commentary team will include the following:

  • Stéphane Bern
  • Laurence Boccolini
  • Anggun
  • André Manoukian

Anggun is a former Eurovision participant that represented France in 2012 with the song “Echo (You & I)”. André returns to the commentary for the 3rd time after 2018 and 2019. Anggun and André Manoukian will be covering the two semifinals in 9 and 11 of May.

Stéphane Bern and Laurence Boccolini will be covering the Grand Final in the 13th of May. Stéphane Bern has been commentating for France since 2015 and Laurence Boccolini was added to the commentary lineup in 2021.

France with La Zarra and her song Évidemment, will perform straight to the Grand Final, as a member of the BIG-5.

You can watch the reaction video of EurovisionFun on the French entry for Eurovision 2023 below:

Source: francetvpro.fr

Stay tuned on EurovisionFun for more news regarding the French entry in Eurovision 2023!

Austria: Teya’s & Salena’s outfits for Eurovision!

The Austrian National Broadcaster ORF has revealed through social networks the outfit of the duo that will wear on the Eurovision stage.

The clothes Teya & Salena will wear were created in collaboration between two designers. Johann Erhardt from Berlin’s “Haderlump” atelier and creative director and stylist Maximilian D’ Antonio took care of the outfits for the two women, who will represent Austria in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.

Teya commented:

“The outfits reflect our personalities and still go together. Our classic colors will also be seen on the big stage. So it’s not a big surprise, except maybe for those who expected us to appear in secretarial outfits and moustaches.”

Also Salena noted:

“We feel incredibly comfortable and are very excited to see how we will stage the outfits. The team behind the design fully understood and implemented our vision – also in such a way that we didn’t lose our individuality. We love it.”

 

 

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Stay tuned to EurovisionFun for all the developments regarding Austria’s participation in Eurovision 2023!

Source: ORF

Germany: The detailed televoting results of Unser Lied für Liverpool!

Just today, almost one and a half month after the German national final, Unser Lied für Liverpool, Eurovision.de and NDR published the detailed results of the public vote. The big winners of the German televoting, with 39.78% of the votes, and the country’s representatives at Eurovision 2023 were Lord Of The Lost with Blood And Glitter.

The detailed results of the public vote were as follows:

  1. Lord Of The Lost – “Blood and Glitter” – 79,520 Calls, 68,677 SMS, 66,178 Online – 214,375 votes – 39.78%
  2. Ikke Hüftgold – “Lied mit gutem Text” (Song with good lyrics) – 46,460 Calls, 26,281 SMS, 75,821 Online – 148,562 votes – 27.56%
  3. Patty Gurdy – “Melodies of Hope” – 18,327 Calls, 9,464 SMS, 21,797 Online – 49,588 votes – 9.2%
  4. Lonely Spring – “Misfit” – 12,144 Calls, 8,489 SMS, 23,539 Online – 44,172 votes – 8.19%
  5. Will Church – “Hold On” – 19,758 Calls, 6,961 SMS, 3,457 Online – 30,176 votes – 5.59%
  6. TRONG – “Dare to Be Different” – 12,261 Calls, 7,360 SMS, 8,736 Online – 28,357 votes – 5.27%
  7. Anica Russo – “Once Upon a Dream” – 5,533 Calls, 4,041 SMS, 2,608 Online – 12,128 votes – 2.27%
  8. René Miller – “Concrete Heart” – 4,651 Calls, 2,025 SMS, 4,809 Online – 11,485 votes – 2.14%

Overall in Unser Lied für Liverpool 198,564 phone calls were recorded, 133,298 SMS and 206,945 online votes, with a total of 538,897 votes.

Watch the reaction of the Eurovisionfun team to this year’s German entry:

Will Germany manage to avoid the last places in the final? Tell us in the comments below!

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all the developments!

Source: Eurovision.de