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Eurovision 2022: Watch the Live-on-Tape performances of Estonia, Romania and Poland!

The live-on-tape of the countries that participated in the 66th Eurovision Song Contest in May in Turin will be shown this year through the official Eurovision channel on YouTube.

From June 14 to 23, Eurofans will have the opportunity to watch the live-on-tape appearances of about thirty of the forty countries that took part in this year’s contest.

Today, it is the turn of two other countries of the first semi-final. Since the EBU decided to show the live-on-tapes based on the running order of the two semifinals, this means that today it is the turn of Estonia, Romania and Poland.

  •  Watch the Live-on-Tape performance of  Hopeby Stefan:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn4ay_K0ye4

  •  Watch the Live-on-Tape performance of  Llámameby WRS:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IijVHYAFGbg

  •  Watch the Live-on-Tape performance of  Riverby Ochman:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4I94tMIlkQ

Watch the previously published Live-on-Tape videos:

What do you think about the Live-on-Tape videos of Eurovision 2022? Do you like them or do you prefer the live performances?

Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Eurovision Song Contest!

Poland: Two Directors for Ochman’s Performance in Eurovision 2022!

Krystian Ochman is working with two Creative Directors for his stage performance in Eurovision Song Contest 2022 in Turin.

Mikołaj Dobrowolski and Tomasz Klimek have been chosen by the Polish broadcaster as the Creative Directors for  Ochman’s performance at the competition.

Mikołaj Dobrowolski worked on the Polish performances for Donatan i Cleo in 2014, Monika Kuszynska in 2015 and Rafał in 2021, while Tomasz Klimek is known for his work on concerts such as TVP’s Independence Day of Poland Concert in 2020.

The two have worked together on a number of high-profile music events for TVP. Most recently they worked on a number of performances for the Polish selection, they also worked on Wakacyjna Trasa Dwójki a series of pop concerts in Polish cities across the summer on TVP2.

Agustin Egurrola who has worked with the Polish delegation at Eurovision and Junior Eurovision is reported to be  the choreographer for his staging performance.

We remind you that Poland will compete in the second half of the second semi-final in May 12.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcDCYb0gt48

Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Polish participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 in Turin, Italy!

Source: eurovoix.com


 

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Poland: Krystian Ochman is representing the country in Eurovision 2022!

The grand final of Tu bije serce Europy (“The heart of Europe beats here”), the national final of Poland, has just been completed, with the country choosing Krystian Ochman and River as the winner and therefore their representative at Eurovision 2022 in Turin.

The show took place in TVP Studio 5 in the city of Warsaw. The Presenters of Tu bije serce Europy were  Rafał Brzozowski, Ida Nowakowska, Małgorzata Tomaszewska and in the green room were Aleksander Sikora and Marek Sierocki.

The finalists

The ten candidates of the night were:

  1. Kuba Szmajkowski – “Lovesick
  2. Ania Byrcyn – “Dokąd
  3. Siostry SzlachtaDrogowskazy”
  4. Lidia KopaniaWhy Does It Hurt?”
  5. Karolina Stanisławczyk & Toro ChicaMove”
  6. Karolina LizerCzysta Woda”
  7. Unmute – “Głośniej Niż Decybele
  8. Emilia Dębska (Mila)All I Need
  9. Krystian OchmanRiver”
  10. DariaParanoia”

The voting

A total of ten finalists competed in the grand final, claiming the ticket to Turin. After the first round, only three of them got the chance to compete for the Superfinal.

A combination of the votes of the jury (50%) and the audience (50%) gave the artists the chance to go to the next part of the final. The first three that won the public and jury voting, claimed the victory for the second round. The result of the second round were based solely on public vote.

Results

In the first round, the three acts that managed to get to ticket to the secong round are Ochman, Daria and Unmute. The other songs ranked as below:

10. Lidia Kopania

9.Emilia Dębska (Mila)

8.Karolina Stanisławczyk & Toro Chica

7.Siostry Szlachta

6.Ania Byrcyn

5.Karolina Lizer

4.Kuba Szmajkowski

In the second round it all depends on the televoting and the winner was Krystian Ochman with the song River with 51% of the votes, Daria was second with 39% and Unmute were third with 10%.

Poland will be competing in the second semi-final and the second half of the show.

You can watch Ochman’s performance below:

Do you agree with Poland’s choice of representative for Turin? Tell us in the comments!

Poland: The betting odds for the winner of Tu bije serce Europy!

Poland is one of the six countries that will pick their artist who will represent Poland in Turin tonight. Broadcast live from TVP’s studios in Warsaw, Eurofans everywhere around the globe will be able to watch the grand final of Tu bije serce Europy.

The betting odds of Tu bije serce Europy are as follows:

In a low-level national final, Krystian Ochman seems to be the huge favourite, at least according to the bookmakers. Daria is next, with a big gap in second place.

Ten artists will compete and their main aim is to win the 66th Eurovision Song Contest. The artists who will participate in the Polish national final are:

  1. Kuba Szmajkowski – “Lovesick
  2. Ania Byrcyn – “Dokąd
  3. Siostry Szlachta – Drogowskazy”
  4. Lidia Kopania – Why Does It Hurt?”
  5. Karolina Stanisławczyk & Toro Chica – Move”
  6. Karolina Lizer – Czysta Woda”
  7. Unmute – “Głośniej Niż Decybele
  8. Emilia Dębska (Mila) – “All I Need
  9. Krystian Ochman – River”
  10. Daria – Paranoia”

The song and the artist who will represent Poland in Turin will be chosen – initially – by a combination of the votes of the jury (50%) and the public (50%). The public and jury vote will result in the top three, who will go on to claim victory in the second round. The result of the second round will be based solely on the public vote.

The presenters of Tu bije serce Europy will be last year’s representative of Poland at Eurovision 2021, Rafał Brzozowski, Ida Nowakowska and Małgorzata Tomaszewska.

The Polish national final will start at 21:00 CET and will last two and a half hours. You can watch it through TVP2’s frequency by clicking HERE.

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding Poland’s participation in Eurovision 2022!

Poland: Tu bije serce Europy final tonight!

Another country that chooses tonight the artist who will represent it in Turin, is Poland. Live from TVP studios in Warsaw, Eurofans everywhere will be able to watch the grand final of Tu bije serce Europy.

Ten artists will compete for the victory and the ticket for the 66th Eurovision Song Contest. The artists who will participate in the polish national final are:

  1. Kuba Szmajkowski – “Lovesick
  2. Ania Byrcyn – “Dokąd
  3. Siostry SzlachtaDrogowskazy”
  4. Lidia KopaniaWhy Does It Hurt?”
  5. Karolina Stanisławczyk & Toro ChicaMove”
  6. Karolina LizerCzysta Woda”
  7. Unmute – “Głośniej Niż Decybele
  8. Emilia Dębska (Mila)All I Need
  9. Krystian OchmanRiver”
  10. DariaParanoia”
The song and artist who will represent Poland in Turin will emerge – initially – from a combination of the votes of the jury (50%) and the audience (50%). The first three who will emerge from the public and jury voting, will claim the victory in the second round. The result of the second round will be based solely on the public vote.

Presenters of Tu bije serce Europy will be last year’s Polish representative at Eurovision 2021, Rafał Brzozowski, Ida Nowakowska and Małgorzata Tomaszewska.

The Polish national final will start at 20:00 CET and will last two and a half hours. You can watch it on the TVP2 frequency by clicking HERE.

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all news regarding Poland’s participation in Eurovision 2022!

Poland: Interview with Daria from Tu bije serce Europy! Wybieramy hity na Eurowizję! (Video)

After the announcement of her participation in this year’s Polish national final, Tu bije serce Europy! Wybieramy hity na Eurowizję, Daria talks exclusively to EurovisionFun reporters, Apostolos Bogiannos and George Zefteridis.

Daria is one of the finalists of the Polish national final for Eurovision 2022, bidding to represent her country with the song “Paranoia”.

When I was writing it, it was August, seeking for my second single, amongst numerous songs. “Paranoia” discusses the way how someone can manipulate you, in such a way, so that you finally believe that you are crazy. Actually, about how can someone force you into a mental state when you no longer recognise yourself and become self-obsessed, having that feeling of totally losing your mind.. 

She didn’t hesitate mentioning that she’s kinda related to the message that the song conveys.

When I was shooting the videoclip for “Paranoia” I had just ended such a toxic relationship. Therefore, I had to become a psychopath for the clip, something I wouldn’t have to prepare for. These were my real emotions. If the song manages to make an impact and gets selected to represent Poland at the Eurovision Song Contest, then that would be a real story that I’ve once lived.

However, “Paranoia” was not initially written, targeting the Polish national final:

My first single was a massive success and we had to prepare the next one. We had so many demos, however, I was thinking that the next one had to be somehow matching to my first single. Then, when I had to experience all that, it felt like they all happened to the right time, we chose “Paranoia” without thinking much about it. We weren’t planning my participation at any contest, at all. When I was asked by my label, what were my thoughts about Eurovision, I was really anxious at first, to be honest. We didn’t have a clue if there would be a national final or not. For two months I was not sure if they’d submitted it or not. My participation at Eurovision, would be a great chance to expand my career. The contest has so much impact lately, we’ve all witnessed how Måneskin skyrocketed last year.

Daria, even though she has already performed her song live a lot of times, for example at this year’s Polish new-years-show, she states that performing it at a competition is something totally new for her.

Singing live is really interesting for me. At TV shows, most artists sing playback and it is very weird because the feedback from the viewers is mostly negative, but at least all artists are professional. Pop songs sound different when performed live, due to their production and mastering, you always have to present something more than just sing. And this is also something new for me, as I’m used to being a solo artist and opera singer.

Regarding her staging at the national final, Daria mentions:

I’ve never had dance class. But now I have to prepare for something like that. I have to be mentally there, I have to be charismatic on stage and convey my entire truth to the masses. I’d prefer being well prepared for everything than being too stressed. Maybe there’s going to be a bit of dancing, but everything should be done for a reason when I will perform my song.

Obviously excited about her competing at the national final, she doesn’t deny the fact that she was scared in the beginning and was wondering whether she would like to be a part of it or not. Every artist will try to communicate their story with the world. Whether she gets the chance to represent Poland at Eurovision with “Paranoia” or not, she is grateful that she will take part in the national final of her country, with a song that is already topping the Polish charts and wows a lot of fans.

At first, my label was discussing internal selection. And I was thinking that if that was the way they would select a song for Poland, then nobody would know that I failed, in case I was not selected eventually. They were asking me if I wanted to do that, but I didn’t know that they had submitted this song in specific, for the national selection process. Now I am happy, because the result would be determined by televoting. I had been accused in the past of paying to appear at Polish TV and I was thinking “who do you think I am? I’ve just released a couple of songs”. And that is totally rude. I was told that I know for sure that I would represent Poland at Eurovision, they treated me like I already know everything that would happen and I didn’t even know that I would have to compete for that. And I am happy, because this is actually an answer to all those people. Whoever gets selected, will be selected by the public vote.

Paranoia” tops Polish charts for several weeks already.

Eurovision was always a strange topic for me, as you have to represent your country. All the previous Polish representatives didn’t even have a place at Polish charts, they hadn’t proved that they can do it. I am the only one of the contestants that I have already released two radio hits and Paranoia is one of them and I am really happy because it is like an investment, when you see that the masses love your song. For example, in Germany and Russia it already does a great job. I would really like it if Poland gave me the opportunity, as it seems like people here love my song, numbers speak for themselves. I don’t say this in a demeaning way for the other contestants, I haven’t heard most of the songs yet. 

Her favourite Polish act at the contest is Donatan & Cleo (2014) while amongst other countries’ representatives, she loves Måneskin (Italy 2021) and Senhit (San Marino 2011 & 2021).

A few moments before the end of the interview, Daria sang for us a small part of her song acapella.

You can watch the entire exclusive interview with Daria at the video below:

You can listen to “Paranoia“, Daria’s song for Tu bije serce Europy! Wybieramy hity na Eurowizję, at the video below!

Poland: Artists for the national final revealed!

Despite our initial information, Poland’s public broadcaster, TVP, announced a few minutes ago that they are going to host a national final, in order to decide upon the Polish representative for Turin.

The 10 artists that are going to compete are:

  1. Ania Byrcyn – “Dokąd
  2. Daria – “Paranoia
  3. Emilia Dębska (Mila) – “All I Need”
  4. Karolina Lizer – “Czysta Woda”
  5. Karolina Stanisławczyk & Toro Chica – “Move”
  6. Krystian Ochman – “River”
  7. Kuba Szmajkowski – “Lovesick
  8. Lidia Kopania – “Why Does It Hurt?”
  9. Siostry Szlachta – “Drogowskazy”
  10. Unmute – “Głośniej Niż Decybele

The competition will take place on the third Saturday of February (Saturday February 19) in the Polish broadcaster’s studio, while its not known yet what the name of the national final will be.

Stay tuned in Eurovisionfun for everything new regarding Poland’s participations in Eurovision 2022!

Πηγή/Φωτογραφίαeurowizja.org

 

Poland: Three artists competing for Eurovision 2022!

Eurovision 2022 is entering the selection period. The competing countries choose their representative through either a national final or an internal selection. One of these countries is Poland, where the public broadcaster (TVP) will announce the representative for Eurovision 2022 this week. Who is more likely to represent Poland? Some of the most serious candidates are: DariaKuba Szmajkowski and Krystian Ochman.

TVP works on project “Eurovision 2022” for many months now. In mid-September, the public broadcaster published the rules of the internal selection and received several dozens of applications. Anyone interested had until November 2021 to submit their proposal. After this deadline, the competition committee decided upon the Polish representative for Turin. At first, TVP was going to publish the results in January 2, however the announcement got postponed until January 15.

Will Daria represent Poland in Eurovision 2022?

This information was publicly known from November through social media. Since then, Daria and her proposal Paranoia are, according to fans, the most likely to represent Poland. Daria herself keeps distance from speculations and admits in interviews that she is not sure about submitting to internal selections. However, from time to time Daria stokes rumors by publishing reports in her social media that may indicate that she is involved with the selection process for 2022

For now, it seems to me that I am the only one in the minds of Poles. It seems that I am the only one whose profile is appropriate to everyone and also because I have worked abroad as well as singing in English and having my songs on the radio. […] A lot of people think so but I have no idea yet. Of course I would be delighted to represent my country in Eurovision. I would give it my best.

Will Kuba Szmajkowski represent Poland in Eurovision 2022?

Another artist interested in representing Poland at Eurovision 2022 is Kuba Szmajkowski . A former member of the 4Dreamers team in 2021, he focused on the development of his solo career. Kuba himself has confirmed that his proposal for Turin is his club hit single Lovesick. It is no secret that he loves Eurovision and some of his favorite contestants are Helena Paparizou and Eleni Foureira.

I am a big fan of Eurovision since 2015. My dream is to perform at the world’s biggest events. Every year I follow the contest and I support our representatives. I think my song is a very good choice and it will work really well in the contest, so I submitted for the Polish selection. The song talks about a difficult relationship that we are addicted to, but on the same time it hurts. The song was created in cooperation with well-known producers and my Swedish-Polish team

Will Krystian Ochman represent Poland in Eurovision 2022?

After several weeks of speculation and fan expectations, Krystian Ochman confirmed that he was not only interested in Eurovision 2022, but also that he submitted a song to TVP. One of his advantages is the experience that Krystian Ochman gained by winning The Voice of Poland. A lot of fans believe that thanks to his win he could be successful in the music industry and achieve a good result in Turin.

Recently, I did something with ATUT and BLACK HI-FI, maybe for Eurovision. […] Olek Kowalski, a great producer, and also in favor of making modern songs, with a beat, singing at a faster pace with a nice melody. We worked together in the studio to have a song suited for Eurovision, but one that I can carry on my own.

See his performance on the Grand Final of the Voice of Poland:

Not only Daria, Kuba Szmajkowski and Krystian Ochman sent their proposals to Polish Television. A number of participants have confirmed their participation in the internal selections through their social media. Among them: Karolina Stanisławczyk, Szczepański Siostry, Oscar Jensen, Michał Gabor, Anna Cyzon (National Qualifiers 2010), Łzy, Unmute, So So, Juliet Daisy & Duplox, Voytek Soko Sokolnicki and recently Mauer.

Stay tuned in Eurovision Fun for everything new regarding Poland’s representation in Eurovision 2022!

Source/Photo: eurowizja.org

Poland: TVP opens submissions for internal selection!

Poland starts the process of selecting the artist who will represent her at Eurovision 2022 and wants to put an end to the negative streak of three non-qualifications in the last three contests and return to the final for the first time since 2017, and Kasia Moś.

Polish broadcaster, TVP, will follow the same recipe for a second consecutive year and third in the last four years. As it happened last year, so this year, the singer who will compete in the 66th Eurovision will emerge through internal selection.

Both the song and the artist will be selected by internal selection, with TVP executives aiming to a return in the Grand Final and positive results. Let’s not forget that the state of Eastern Europe has only three placements in the Top 10 in 24 entries.

In today’s announcement, TVP called on all interested parties to submit their proposals for the representation of Poland next May in Italy. Those interested have a deadline of two months until 22:00 on the night of November 20 to send an email to eurowizja@tvp.pl and submit their proposal.

The artist who will represent Poland at Eurovision 2022 will be announced on January 2, as typically mentioned in the regulations published by TVP.

Poland was represented in Rotterdam by Rafal, with the song The Ride, but failed to qualify for the final. His choice was a bit of a last minute, as Polish public television had taken over the organization of Junior Eurovision 2020 and had turned all its attention there.

Let’s see if the fact that for 2022 the search for their participation in the competition will start early, will bring a better result.

Source: TVP