THE NETHERLANDS – Live from Rotterdam, this post will come to you online at the end of each day of the Eurovision rehearsal weeks. This post will feature the major information from the delegations aside from their official rehearsals and press conferences.
PORTUGAL
In their latest interview, THE BLACK MAMBA revealed that their Rotterdam presentation will be totally different from that of the national final.
“It will change a lot, it will be a pleasant surprise. But we will not be tempted to overproduce… We have a simple, direct song with a clear message. And we will keep things as simple as possible, trying to take advantage of the equipment paraphernalia that we have at our disposal and that we will never have in life again. We are going to keep the scene classy, simple, without big apparatuses.”
CYPRUS
It wasn’t only the microphone problem Elena had to deal with on stage. As the singer and her dancers left the stage one of them hit on stage mirrors and had a slight injury.
GREECE
Stefania will not only fry to Rotterdam but she will also fly on the Rotterdam AHOY stage. The Greek entrant left this morning from Athens International airport full of hopes for her LAST DANCE.
ESTONIA
Uku Suviste, that super hunk from Estonia with the amazing voice and the excellent American accent, departed from Tallinn to conquer Rotterdam. Thanks to ERR we have plenty of photos from his departure but also got some news. One backing singer will jot him on stage during his performance, Laura-Liisa Veiler.
BELGIUM
The sketches for the outfit which Geike Arnaert will wear in Eurovision revealed. The designer is the Flamish artist Tom Eerebout.
SERBIA
The Serbian delegation is departing from Belgrade for Rotterdam and the three girls are ready to bring their hurricane on the Eurovision stage.
NORWAY
The Norwegian delegation is getting to AHOY ARENA and a final per talk is given by the head of the delegation.
ICELAND
Switzerland declared the winner of the fourth episode of Alla leið review and preview show. Hosted by Felix Bergsson the second semi-final reprints the following quarriers for the second semi-final: Iceland, Switzerland, Latvia, Albania, Austria, Portugal, Greece, Moldova, Bulgaria and Finland.
ITALY
After four shows Adresse Rotterdam concluded the preview and review of the Eurovision 2021 entries. Italy declared the winner as it was mostly voted with a significant difference from Malta and followed by Switzerland, Sweden and Azerbaijan (!).
Italy – Måneskin – Zitti e buoni – 94 points
Malta – Destiny – Je me casse – 86 points
Switzerland – Gjon’s Tears – Tous l’univers – 84 points
Sweden – Tusse – Voices – 82 points
San Marino – Senhit – Adrenalina – 82 points
Azerbaijan – Efendi – Mata Hari – 77 points
Iceland – Daði og Gagnamagnið – 10 Years – 76 points
Lithuania – The Roop – Discoteque – 71 points
Israel – Eden Alene – Set Me Free – 70 points
Moldova – Natalia Gordienko – Sugar – 67 points
Netherlands – Jeangu Macrooy – Birth of a New Age – 66 points
Slovenia – Ana Soklič – Amen – 66 points
Cyprus – Elena Tsagrinou – El Diablo – 65 points
United Kingdom – James Newman – Embers – 64 points
Greece – Stefania – Last Dance – 64 points
Albania – Anxhela Peristeri – Karma – 64 points
Russia – Manizha – Russian Woman – 62 points
France – Barbara Pravi – Viola – 63 points
Denmark – Fyr & Flamme – Øve os på hinanden – 59 points
Finland – Blind Channel – Dark Side – 54 points
Ireland – Lesley Roy – Maps – 54 points
Latvia – Samanta Tina – The Moon Is Rising – 50 points
Croatia – Albina – Tick-Tock – 46 points
Bulgaria – Victoria – Growing up is getting old – 45 points
Ukraine – Go_A – Shum – 45 points
Spain – Blas Canto – Voy a quedarme- 41 points
Estonia – Uku Suviste – The Lucky One – 40 points
Australia – Montaigne – Technicolour – 39 points
Serbia – Hurricane – Loco Loco – 39 points
Georgia – Tornike Kipaini – You – 39 points
Romania – Roxen – Amnesia – 36 points
Czech Republic – Benny Cristo – Omaga – 36 points
Poland – Rafal – The Ride – 36 points
Portugal – The Black Mamba – Love Is On My Side – 30 points
Germany – Jendrik – I Don’t Feel Hate – 31 points
Austria – Vincent Bueno – Amen – 29 points
North Macedonia – Vasil – Here I Stand – 24 points
Belgium – Hooverphonic – The Wrong Place – 16 points
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