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Morden Kaiser from Denmark
Moldova goes for a traditional pop Eurovision song this year. Lidia is very sweet and the song is sweet too. It starts off slowly and builds it self up. Classic Eurovision! But still, it needs something more to go far in Eurovision these days. During the national final in Moldova I wondered why Lidia had that dress on! It doesnโt suit the song in my opinion. So when Iโm focused on the dress, the song is probably not good enough. The chorus is powerful, yes, but also a bit too much. The last time Moldova qualified for the Grand Final was in 2013. Hopefully they can make it this year.
Fotis Konstantopoulos from Greece
The authors of โA million voicesโ are coming back this year with another moderate song, proving that the only reason Russia went so well last year was the charisma of Polina Gagarina. A charisma that unfortunately Lidia Isac doesnโt have.
Jaime Solloso from Spain
Lidia presents a song that has all the hallmarks of a Eurovision classic, no intro. Iโm amazed that what is ideally the best part to any hit song, the intro, can be ignored. The song is a lively pop number, making excellent use of the vocals of Lidia and a lot will depend on the stage performance on the night but the song lacks anything special other than being a nice song. There is nothing authentically Moldovan either in this song, a shame seeing as part of the Eurovision experience is to highlight your nation.
OIKOPANEL VOTING
*oikopanel is consisted of Fotis Konstantopoulos (Greece), Morten Kaiser (Denmark), Jaime Solloso (Spain), Olivier Rocher (France), Victor Cruz Lafuente (Spain), Luka Popovic (Serbia), Alenka Alexandrovic (Switzerland) and Andreas Athanasiou (Greece)
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Do you really think that Moldova is just crap? Because it is Moldova? Because other countries are better? Maybe you just like more western countries than eastern countries? This is irrational, because this entry really looks catchy for viewers. Maybe this is not the same level as Samir & Viktor, but you should more appreciate this entry because Moldova is not powerful country. Please be more fair.
Of course jury also like Azerbaijan since 2013.
58 points for Azerbaijan, only 34 points for Moldova. Is not it true, that many experts also evaluated positively Azerbaijan last two years (2014 and 2015)? For me Samra is standing a little too askew. Good entries for ESC in the past were generally more rigid and vertical.
In televoting Malta should have no chance against Cyprus. Of course jury likes this country every year, and their new song was also selected by jury. If jury will not vote for Malta, they will be traitors.
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