EAEA is a flamenco lullaby. EAEA is an onomatopoeia that Spanish mothers do to calm their children while they are crying. The song tells the story of a mother who wants to be buried in the moon when she dies to see her child every night except one (the new moon day). The red strings of the staging are very typical in the Spanish flamenco costumes. Also the song has references to the poems of Federico Garcia Lorca, one of the most important poets of Spain. This is the most Spanish entry we ever had and we are so proud of her.
@@johannaineurovision1964 It's also important to note that Federico García Lorca, aside from being one of the most brilliant Spanish poets, he is a symbol since he was killed by the fascist during the Spanish Civil War because he was gay and a socialist.
@@monikasalvador9554 es brutal lo que hizo esta mujer de principio a fin,vaya dia de lágrimas,es que esto emociona todos los sentidos,buaaaa!! Que ganas de que llegue el Festival en mayo !! Ole Ole oleeee,que arte la raiz andaluza. Lo que no se como aun se preguntan muchos que porque siempre las que tienen sangre andaluza en las venas quedan tan alto. Saludos desde Valencia! Mis mejores deseos para Blanca Paloma,temazo digno para Eurovision.
Muchas gracias por tu reacción, nos alegra saber que te ha gustado, Blanca Paloma seguro que nos sorprende aún más en Eurovisión , saludos desde España!!
Totally agree with you, the outstanding beginning is something so alike of Eastern Europe, a lot of countries would feel like their own. The song is a masterpiece, and she is marvelous.
As a Mexican I’m a tiny bit more used to this type of music. Not in Mexico but from some Spanish artists which occasionally trended here. It has become much more common in recent year tho with artists like Rosalia. But yeah this is such a cool modern reinterpretation of it. It really makes me wanna go dance on a field and try to summon your ancestors. That’s kinda the simbolism I get in the opening with all the hands reaching for her through the curtains, like the ghosts of the past reaching out during a very primal ritual. Plus the lyric about her wanting to be buried in the moon so she’s able to look down upon her descendants, just beautiful.
Lo entendiste perfectamente. El flamenco es como una música ancestral que transporta a lo más remoto del ser humano y su unión con la vida, sensaciones y emociones. 👏👏👏👍
Blanca Paloma's song is a play, a performance made to be represented and with the staging it makes sense, using Spanish (Lorca) but also universal symbolic references. It is an invocation, a call, a song to what makes us feel safe and strong at the same time, which makes us enter a hypnotic trance. She relates it to her grandmother, to that maternal thing that takes care of us and protects us. The red fringes that hang down and that she already explained reminded her of her grandmother's shawl, form a circle that is like a maternal womb that gives us light and nourishes us. She goes through that uterus that is fertilized (this is how I understand those hands that surround her and hold her for a few seconds). Then the miracle of life is done. The moon is the symbol of the feminine, which engenders, nourishes and makes it grow. It is present every night except when it goes out on a new moon. During the performance, the sound “ea, ea” is repeated loudly and rhythmically, which is the lullaby that mothers sing to children when they are afraid, when they cry, to reassure them and give them strength. Nothing bad is going to happen... The dancers also imitate the movement of the arms that they cradle spasmodically. It looks like a sway of waves... Because the sea also lulls and transforms with the phases of the moon and is the quintessential feminine element. The base that sounds below the telluric song and the allusions to the heartbeat complete the visual and sound elements of the set. This song is a song to life and a work of art. Win or not, it will not leave anyone indifferent and it will be difficult to forget.
Tack för din reaktion . Det var så vackert och känslosamt. It is part of the south spanish folk culture expressed in a very beautiful scenery with a lot of soul. Swedes , you are not cold at all :-)
After all these years going unnoticed in the contest, seeing your reaction has been very nice for me and for any Spaniard :) Thank you very much, this type of videos give us back the illusion for Eurovision hehe
Final Results: Spain / Espagne: 0 points. There was a similar attemp many years ago, with Remedios Amaya and "quien me maneja mi barca" ua-cam.com/video/B3-0DLbQP2E/v-deo.html
The one thing that Spain is stereotyped about is flamenco. Always flamenco. This is not the first reaction video of Eaea that I saw that the reviewer doesn’t know anything about flamenco sounds and that is very sad (granted the reviewers are young, but still flamenco IS the Spanish stereotype). Anyway, flamenco is a traditional Spanish music very common in the south of Spain. Spain doesn’t send flamenco entries to ESC because they’re ashamed of it. Sending a flamenco fusion song is a risky move on Spain’s part. But the Spaniards chose her.
I think my image of flamenco is the dance more than the music! But I can willingly admit that I don't know too much about either! I'm happy to learn more through Spain's Esc pick this year ☺️
@@johannaineurovision1964 Thank you for being open-minded as well. I think the most accessible artist right now that does flamenco and is still influenced by it is Rosalía. Her debut album 'Los Ángeles' is a collection of flamenco song covers.
"My child, when I die bury me in the moon And every night I see you And every night I see you And every night I see you Every night except one" The last sentence refers to the fact that in the night cycle there is a night without a moon, so that only one night a month you will not be able to see him
This is the best song so far. This song represents 🇪🇸 in her beautiful culture. And what a voice!! Great song! Good luck España! Greatings from Belgium.
Se escenifica una tragedia universal : no hay un padre presente, las "lágrimas del Nilo" te dicen que es un niño gitano, (=egipciano)., o bien que ella es viuda (mitología del origen del rio Nilo ) La madre se deshilacha sobre la cuna, desvelada noche tras noche, cuidando del niño, ella sola, y nos recuerda los poemas de Miguel Hernández (nanas de la cebolla) a Quintero León y Quiroga El flamenco recoge una tradición musical religiosa judeocristiana y musulmana y el lamento del pueblo egipciano, y ahora se introduce un elemento pagano, qué es el ritual a la Luna, (madre o muerte a la que ella invoca para poder cuidar del niño depues de muerta) pues presiente que va a morir pronto, todos ellos elementos típicos de Federico García Lorca La canción de Chanel nos llevó a Hispanoamérica, sin embargo Blanca Paloma nos lleva al flamenco, a la España Andalusi ( Al - andalus ocupaba de Cádiz a Zaragoza) y la música de los pueblos que en ella coexistieron Finalmente, EA, Ea se usa para arrullar a un bebe pero también para animar (RAE) , y así en los tablaos flamencos se usa para decir :vamos, vamos, por eso el movimiento de la mano de ella, y el diferente ritmo entre la nana dirigida al niño y el resto de la canción (BP lo usa para arrullar pero también para jalear.) Da igual si gana o pierde el festival, lo importante es que el FLAMENCO es patrimonio cultural de la humanidad según la UNESCO y mañana estará dignamente representado en Eurovisión por LA MAGNÍFICA❤️❤️❤️ BLANCA PALOMA 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
Blanca Paloma's song is a play, a performance made to be represented and with the staging it makes sense, using Spanish (Lorca) but also universal symbolic references. It is an invocation, a call, a song to what makes us feel safe and strong at the same time, which makes us enter a hypnotic trance. She relates it to her grandmother, to that maternal thing that takes care of us and protects us. The red strings that hang down and that she already explained reminded her of her grandmother's shawl, form a circle that is like a maternal womb that gives us light and nourishes us. She goes through that uterus that is fertilized (this is how I understand those hands that surround her and hold her for a few seconds). Then the miracle of life is done. The moon is the symbol of the feminine, which engenders, nourishes and makes it grow. It is present every night except when it goes out on a new moon. During the performance, the sound “ea, ea” is repeated loudly and rhythmically, which is the lullaby that mothers sing to children when they are afraid, when they cry, to reassure them and give them strength. Nothing bad is going to happen... The dancers also imitate the movement of the arms that they cradle spasmodically. It looks like a sway of waves... Because the sea also lulls and transforms with the phases of the moon and is the quintessential feminine element. The base that sounds below the telluric song and the allusions to the heartbeat complete the visual and sound elements of the set. This song is a song to celebrate life and a work of art, an empowerment chant. Win or not, it will not leave anyone indifferent and it will be difficult to forget.
The song itself (singing, clapping) is a bulería, kind of a specific 'subgenere' of flamenco with a modern twist of an electronic beat The topic and the lyrics come from the POV of a woman singing a lullaby, trying to put her crying baby to sleep ('Eaea' is a cooing sound in Spain) The performance and staging are the ones of a ritual, summoning her ancestors. Specially her late grandma, wich this song is inspired by and dedicated to, because she taught and used to sing flamenco and lullabies to her. The repetitive pattern of the beat, backing vocals and rythmic clapping are intended to be entrancing and hypnotizing for connecting with the energy of the experience. Her hand movements work as a praise and a calling to the above. The red threads are a reference to the fringes of a traditional 'mantón' (shawl) simbolizing protection, motherhood, in fact she said it could be seen sort of womb-shaped. Actually she worked as a costume and stage set designer, as she did here too. The white circle represents the moon, where, as the lyrics say, she wants to be buried in when she dies, so she will be able to watch over her child everynight but one ('newmoon') First she kneels looking up, later she kneels again looking downwards, always with a reaching hand. Then she shoots a flaming arrow and lights it on fire (red pulsing light, heartbeat, blood, death) Finally the priestess gets on the shrine to end the ritual in ecstasy.
loved your reaction! Very sincere and real. I'm from Spain, and I'm very excited for this year's entry, and I hope people abroad get the same feeling ❤ Blanca Paloma recently explained that her grandma, who passed away, used to sing this song in order to mock death, so as to say, she was not afraid of dying because she knew her loved ones would remember her. It's a very emotional song with a strong meaning. thanks for reacting :) greetings from Spain 🇪🇸
Thank for your reaction! I feel the same: it is by far my favourite so far and other countries really will have to work hard to top this. I'm Dutch but I've lived in Spain, so Spain always has a special place in my heart and I've been really frustrated with how badly they have been doing in Eurovision in the last decades (albeit deservedly so, since their entries have mostly been mediocre). The turnaround they made last year was a great breather and this year it's even better! I'm so happy that Spain is really tapping into its rich traditional musical culture and taking this fantastic risk, which I feel is gonna pay off because Blanca Paloma is doing such an amazing job. She designed this whole staging herself and her performance is amazing! It's so magical and mesmerising, I'm just gripped every time I see it. Whatever the result, Spain should be so proud!
Its the first time I'm hearing that she designed it herself!! Thank you for sharing that, it makes me respect her even more as a creator! I'm rooting for her to do as well as possible!
@@johannaineurovision1964 She is professional stage designer. So she's a complete artist: singer-songwriter, set designer, she put it all together herself.
The first pair of hands symbolizes the child in the womb and from there he passes to the second pair of hands forming the straight surface of the cradle on which the child is lying afterwards. Likewise, a person on the surface of the moon finally ends up transformed into an eye that from there contemplates her son. If Europe is not able to recognize such visual poetry beside the music it does not deserve so much art.
It's my vibe my favorite song this year. I love it so much that I ended up in a reaction video of this song. I mean this alone speaks volumes of how good this song is! Thank you for sharing similar emotional reactions as I did. Love from Istanbul!
Den här sången är en spansk vaggvisa.Hon inspirerade i hennes mormor som sjöng till henne och som introducerade i musiken. Låten har både rötter i folkmusik från södra Spanien (arabisk, gipsy och Flamenco)och elementer av elektronisk musik.Själva performance har som influencer av poet Lorca .
That zenith angle where you can see the white circle symbolizing the moon that is transformed into an eye, the eye that watches the child from the moon. This moment is perfectly accompanied by the lyrics of the song, it is what he is singing. It is magical, elegant, artistic, modern and impressive.
Blanca Paloma has a powerful voice and is faithful to traditional flamenco combined with some electronic beats. She sings a lullaby learnt from her grandma. Some singers have achieved success combining flamenco with rock or reggaeton , like Rosalía or Enrique Morente. If you like to listen to new flamenco, Omega is one of the best albums. It links rock, some of the most famous flamenco's artists (Enrique Morente, Vicente Amigo...), Federico García Lorca's poems and Leonard Cohen's songs: an extraordinary album. Thank you for your exciting comments.
The performance represents the symbology of the Spanish poet Frederico Garcia Lorca who died by firing squad. The red shirt represents where he was mortaly wounded and the white of her pants the last of Lorca works "Blood wedding". A moon, a child and a lullaby are part of the poet's symbology.
Blanca Paloma was ROBBED it's incredible how many reactions I'm seeing of people being just amazed at this song and then the dissonance with the results of the contest...
It's funny, a lot of people don't seem to recognise it as typically Spanish at first, often mentioning Balkan sounds and the like (and there may be some musical reminiscence there)... but this is actually veeery Spanish. It's a contemporary reinterpretation of traditional copla/flamenco music, typical of the south of Spain. I think it's quite exceptional, and so different from the legions of formulaic English-language pop songs at Eurovision. I hope she does really well.
Yeah, I mean, I can straight out say that most of the Spanish music that I get exposed to is either from esc or the radio, and that tends to have a similar sound. This is very new to me! I'm so happy that she is bringing this into the esc world this year! ☺️
@@marinaww7174 flamenco doesn't have gypsy origin although they developed a lot, flamenco had Arabic, Indian, Jewish and lot of other mixed culture influences.
@@TheStOne1 Obviusly is a mix of jewish,arabic music,but the Indian part in It was bring by Roma Kales to Spain,and flamenco dances have a lot to do with Indian dances because of them.I think that te sound reminds of Balkan music to foreing people because of the Roma influences in both countries.
@@marinaww7174 you must to take some information... because you're wrong Gypsies don't come from Rome and flamenco tradition and Her music preceds from Gypsy ancestors from India, Pakistan,Afganistan, all north of Hi malaya...jewish and arab mixes through the time...
In 1983 we sent another Flamenco song called “¿Quién maneja mi barca?” and we got 0 points and the last position but this year is going to be completely different
What a sweet reaction, thank you ❤️ not everybody understands and likes this song but it seems that you completely feel it 🥰 even more than many spanish people 1:55 on this part she sings something like: My dear child, When I die May I be buried at the moon So I can watch over you every night Except one (because of new moon) The lyrics are a lullaby and the red strings represent a traditional spanish cloth that her grandmother used to wear, representing like a hug and protection to her while she sings
I for sure felt it! I wasn't joking just after the song finished that I was about to cry 😹 And i don't even know why! It just made me *feel* period! Absolutely love it! Thank you for sharing more information about the lyrics! ☺️
The reason why it sounds "albanian" (or a bit different than any other type of European music) is because flamenco has its roots in arabic culture, as it was born in Andalusia (Al-Andalus) which the muslim occupied for centuries
Мне тоже первые пару секунд напомнили Албанию. Просто для них подобные протяжные баллады довольно типичны, да и красный и чёрный цвета используют часто. А так, песня очень понравилась. Надеюсь, что Бланка победит в этом году
Girl am not surprised with your reaction. This is exactly what I felt when I saw her at the Benidorm Fest Semifinal 2. This song is a masterpiece and gives you chills. I can’t even imagine right now what is gonna happen at Eurovision but I know Blanca will let us speechless and I hope all of the Europe can see that too.
@johanna in eurovision As a spaniard, (from the East of the country, not the South), I didn't expect such a reaction of a swedish girl about our entry this year 🙏 Without knowing anything about the lyrics and the meaning of Blanca's whole performance, you observed and loved the details you could see: her clothes, the dancers, her voice, her expression, the elements on stage...And that happens because you are a very sensitive and observer person! Thanks very much for your lovely reaction to Blanca Paloma's song! And don't worry if you feel like crying. The strength of Blanca and her song just deserves it! Greetings from Spain! 🍀
Sorry not Albanian.... But Flamenco with Arabic vibes, which is not surprising bearing in mind the Arabs /Muslims ruled Spain for 800 years.... So yeah pure Spanish Essence from the South (Flamenco that at the same time has got Arabic influence because of Històric links) mixed with some electronic Music. Vamos Blanca Paloma!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love your respect and your objective opinion. You are really kind!! Actually the lyrics is so curious for Spain culture, you can search the lyrics translated because there's a lot of beautiful things. Thanks for your sincerity and kindness!
When a song give you chills, even though you do not understand the lyrics should be what for real music is, you do not need to understand you only need to feel it
Oh my sweet child, come to me, come to me, to sleep by my side. In my chest you will find shelter. Shelter and relieve to all your griefs. Ya Ea Ea Ya Ea Ea. ( Spanish Expression sweet when mothers embrace their childrens to make them sleep peacefully and calm them down of fears and tears) Nile River tears and sleepless nights ( that reminds Lorca Poem) My child when I die , bury me in the Moon ( circle White of the performance) and all nights I see you, all nights I see you, all nights I can see you, but one night ( here refers although only just one night because she knows and accept there will be one night, she can see him when the Moon is dark, with the new Moon) Oh come to me, my little son, my little one, my lovely son. That in the night your eyes bright my way like two Suns ( Stars, his clear eyes light her way like not only but two Suns, she exagerate the idea, that just watching her son eyes can remove all her pain bringing true meaning for her like mother) Ya Ea Ea Ya Ea Ea. ( Words of confortation and mothers love to feel safe and sound before going sleep meanwhile they carrying in their arms) thats It, and so she repeat same again. In the performance theres a lot reference to Flamenco like that red curtain circle symbol of the fridge shawl dancers. The Arrow when light on that red colour symbolism of life and Blood, dancers or priestesess rythm is like they were in trance or ecstasy invoking their ancestors . Actually Blanca dedicate this song to her passaway grandmother Who taught her to sing Flamenco, only Blood connection that since she just been a child felt so close. Her grandmother sung her these similars Flamenco lullaby when she was just a little girl. And now she wrote this one back to her memory. The most special one according to her, which saw in her the perfect inheritor to give away that passion and continue that privilege and extraordinary legacy.
Great reaction. The music is a modern version of flamenco, a Spanish folk style. Whereas for the lyrics it is a lullaby. A protection song for a sleeping baby child usually sang by the mother.
Well, this song comes from Flamenco music ( which has Arabic roots given that it comes from Andalucia, the South of Spain))... It's been in Spain since centuries. There have been and there are many Flamenco singers: ua-cam.com/video/ZkiAsHbVNG8/v-deo.html However as already has been said the "ea ea ea..." is usually used here (in Spain), to calm or soothe a baby when is crying.This song is the one that her own grandmother (Paloma's) sang her when she was a child, so it's also a tribute to her grandma. The moon is a very important device because is the place where she wants to be buried so that she can protect her child from the sky, when death comes for her....and there are other many touching elements in this lullaby...the best for me, apart from transmitting Spanish folk and culture, is that all their feelings are UNIVERSAL; the love of a mother, the love for a child, your family (grandmother), the fear of loss, life versus death...and so forth! LOTS OF LOVE FROM SPAIN! ;-)
As spanish, I cant avoid getting emotional everytime I listen to this performance. and when you get to know the actual meaning of the lyrics... its even better :)
Thanks for your reaction. Blanca Paloma has everything to win Eurovision this year! Such a beautiful performance and her vocals are amazing. We are so excited about it. 🕊️🏹👏👏👏Greetings from🇪🇸
Hi from Spain, gracias por tu opinión, Blanca ya participó el año pasado en Benidorm Fest con "Secreto de Agua", un tema acerca de un caso de homicidio ocurrido hace unos años, os invito a que lo escuchéis, siendo poesia, así es Blanca, una poeta del lírico... REGARDS
This is not 'pure' flamenco (a type of folk music mainly from the South). This is a mix of electronic (or techno) music and flamenco. And this is not a typical lullaby, because of the fast rhythm and the high energy.... This is what makes it innovative, and great, in my opinion. I'm happy that you liked it because I thought that people from abroad were not to understand it and value... -Thank you for your comment.
It's kinda curious to me seeing how foreign people making reactions have the same comments about this sounding like more eastern and not relating it that much to a Spanish sound while this has like the ESSENCE of flamenco sound and flamenco is probably the most Spanish genre of them all. Somehow is like people being surprised about paella having rice 😅 only for that , I think it was worthy choosing it to represent. Beautiful reaction btw
I guess because this is a bit niche for the general public a lot of people are confused about this entry, but I think Blanca can bring something REALLY special and genuine to Liverpool this year :)
Hi Johanna, my name is Alejandro and I'm Spanish, I really liked your authentic reaction to Blanca Paloma's performance. Indeed, as they say in the comments, Eaea is a flamenco lullaby that pays homage to her grandmother and Federico Garcia Lorca . The truth is, I hardly understand English but your reactions even without understanding you said a lot. :) Without a doubt, although there are people who do not see a future in this song for Eurovision or believe that we are going to be last, I think that it is one of the best representations that Spain could have, look at the performances of the Benidorn Fest 2022 by Blanca Paloma (which does not have nothing to do with this one), the one by Rigoberta Bandini and the one by Tanxugueiras and make your reaction if you want, for me one of those three should have represented Spain but it couldn't be, instead the song Slomo by Channel was great in terms of to staging and choreography and we finished third making us dream of victory at times. Thank you for trying to give the visibility that Blanca Paloma deserves in your country. Hopefully the truth wins because I think he deserves it. A big hug my friend and thank you very much😉
I like your reaction a lot. Maybe you are more able to admire this great performance than Spanish people in general, Nowadays, I observe many people very critic with this performance and comparing with Remedios Amaya performance with " A quien maneja mi barca" Many people saying; " Spain, 0 points this year" OMG! I can't understand these actitudes in front this amazing performance. I'm Catalan and I want Catalonia as a independent country, but I admire de music and the Spanish culture. I can't understand that Spanish people don't defense this great show. Unbelievable!
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EAEA is a flamenco lullaby. EAEA is an onomatopoeia that Spanish mothers do to calm their children while they are crying. The song tells the story of a mother who wants to be buried in the moon when she dies to see her child every night except one (the new moon day). The red strings of the staging are very typical in the Spanish flamenco costumes. Also the song has references to the poems of Federico Garcia Lorca, one of the most important poets of Spain. This is the most Spanish entry we ever had and we are so proud of her.
I love getting so much of Spanish culture in this!! Thank you for sharing all this great information! ☺️
@@johannaineurovision1964 It's also important to note that Federico García Lorca, aside from being one of the most brilliant Spanish poets, he is a symbol since he was killed by the fascist during the Spanish Civil War because he was gay and a socialist.
RAZA. Orgullo de llevar sangre andaluza! ❤️💃
La mejor explicación ever!!!
@@monikasalvador9554 es brutal lo que hizo esta mujer de principio a fin,vaya dia de lágrimas,es que esto emociona todos los sentidos,buaaaa!! Que ganas de que llegue el Festival en mayo !! Ole Ole oleeee,que arte la raiz andaluza. Lo que no se como aun se preguntan muchos que porque siempre las que tienen sangre andaluza en las venas quedan tan alto. Saludos desde Valencia! Mis mejores deseos para Blanca Paloma,temazo digno para Eurovision.
Muchas gracias por tu reacción, nos alegra saber que te ha gustado, Blanca Paloma seguro que nos sorprende aún más en Eurovisión , saludos desde España!!
Totally agree with you, the outstanding beginning is something so alike of Eastern Europe, a lot of countries would feel like their own. The song is a masterpiece, and she is marvelous.
wonderful, amazing......perfect
Thanks for your feedback, it blends our Arabic and Spanish roots, an affusion of our essence in a typical Spanish lullaby.
As a spaniard living abroad this song makes me want to cry.
Whether Spain ends 1st or 5th or 10th... Doesn't matter. It's a masterpiece and Spain can be proud of it. The song honours their culture.
i mean its not the culture of the whole spain but it does represent andalucia for example. i really like it tho
Muchas gracias pot tu comentario 😊
As a Mexican I’m a tiny bit more used to this type of music. Not in Mexico but from some Spanish artists which occasionally trended here. It has become much more common in recent year tho with artists like Rosalia.
But yeah this is such a cool modern reinterpretation of it. It really makes me wanna go dance on a field and try to summon your ancestors. That’s kinda the simbolism I get in the opening with all the hands reaching for her through the curtains, like the ghosts of the past reaching out during a very primal ritual. Plus the lyric about her wanting to be buried in the moon so she’s able to look down upon her descendants, just beautiful.
Lo entendiste perfectamente. El flamenco es como una música ancestral que transporta a lo más remoto del ser humano y su unión con la vida, sensaciones y emociones. 👏👏👏👍
Lo entendiste a la perfección 🥰 uno de los objetivos es 'invocar' a nuestras ancestras, en especial su abuela, a quien va dedidada la canción
I like the idea of this being a modern reinterpretation of Spanish culture, feels like we're being spoiled with two things at once!!
OMG es espectacular, incleibre vocal, interpretación, sentimiento,Puro Arte, Dios love 😍 Spain 🇪🇸 es mágica.
This has such an Eastern European folklore sound (which is the biggest compliment you can give to an Eurovision song imo)
You can find my explanation about the meaning and the symbolism of the song (I’m spanish 😁) thanks so u much for reacting to Blanca Paloma!!
Spain is the winner!!!!
Ésta canción, ésta actuación tiene una fuerza que no se puede explicar, sólo sentir...te atrapa y te deja sin aliento hasta el "quejío" final.
Blanca Paloma's song is a play, a performance made to be represented and with the staging it makes sense, using Spanish (Lorca) but also universal symbolic references. It is an invocation, a call, a song to what makes us feel safe and strong at the same time, which makes us enter a hypnotic trance.
She relates it to her grandmother, to that maternal thing that takes care of us and protects us. The red fringes that hang down and that she already explained reminded her of her grandmother's shawl, form a circle that is like a maternal womb that gives us light and nourishes us. She goes through that uterus that is fertilized (this is how I understand those hands that surround her and hold her for a few seconds). Then the miracle of life is done.
The moon is the symbol of the feminine, which engenders, nourishes and makes it grow. It is present every night except when it goes out on a new moon. During the performance, the sound “ea, ea” is repeated loudly and rhythmically, which is the lullaby that mothers sing to children when they are afraid, when they cry, to reassure them and give them strength. Nothing bad is going to happen... The dancers also imitate the movement of the arms that they cradle spasmodically. It looks like a sway of waves... Because the sea also lulls and transforms with the phases of the moon and is the quintessential feminine element. The base that sounds below the telluric song and the allusions to the heartbeat complete the visual and sound elements of the set.
This song is a song to life and a work of art. Win or not, it will not leave anyone indifferent and it will be difficult to forget.
Thank you for your love to our singer, Blanca Paloma. A big huge from spanish guy :)
Tack för din reaktion . Det var så vackert och känslosamt.
It is part of the south spanish folk culture expressed in a very beautiful scenery with a lot of soul. Swedes , you are not cold at all :-)
I'm happy to he able to learn more about Spanish music culture this year! 🤩 Thank you for your sweet comment!
@@johannaineurovision1964 What about this song? ua-cam.com/video/v6cgWTYq-5A/v-deo.html&ab_channel=MUERDOM%C3%BAsica
After all these years going unnoticed in the contest, seeing your reaction has been very nice for me and for any Spaniard :) Thank you very much, this type of videos give us back the illusion for Eurovision hehe
MUCHAS GRACIAS JOHANNA
De nada 😊
Thanks from Spain 🇪🇸🫶🏼✨
Gracias 😘
It is a "nana" an original song that you usually sing to your baby (small human being), saying how much you love him or her.
Brilliant!!!!!
Blanca Paloma winner alert ESC 2023!!! No doubt!!!🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
I can totally see it 🤩
Hi brother 🖐
Eurovision 2023 1.TH SPAİN.
2.TH BELGİUM
3.TH NORWAY
Ooh, someone else that enjoys Belgium too! 🤩
@@johannaineurovision1964 I listen to everyone who makes quality music, I love, I support
Esto es puro andaluz ole mi andalucia
It is a Lullaby
EAEA ❤️🇪🇦
Final Results: Spain / Espagne: 0 points. There was a similar attemp many years ago, with Remedios Amaya and "quien me maneja mi barca" ua-cam.com/video/B3-0DLbQP2E/v-deo.html
tururuuu
Vaya comoarackon. Es como decir que ya llevaste a Kesha y ahora a Lady Gaga
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The one thing that Spain is stereotyped about is flamenco. Always flamenco. This is not the first reaction video of Eaea that I saw that the reviewer doesn’t know anything about flamenco sounds and that is very sad (granted the reviewers are young, but still flamenco IS the Spanish stereotype).
Anyway, flamenco is a traditional Spanish music very common in the south of Spain. Spain doesn’t send flamenco entries to ESC because they’re ashamed of it. Sending a flamenco fusion song is a risky move on Spain’s part. But the Spaniards chose her.
I think my image of flamenco is the dance more than the music! But I can willingly admit that I don't know too much about either! I'm happy to learn more through Spain's Esc pick this year ☺️
@@johannaineurovision1964 Thank you for being open-minded as well. I think the most accessible artist right now that does flamenco and is still influenced by it is Rosalía. Her debut album 'Los Ángeles' is a collection of flamenco song covers.
I never heard of this but got here from hilaria videos lmao
Welcome ☺️
"My child, when I die bury me in the moon
And every night I see you
And every night I see you
And every night I see you
Every night except one"
The last sentence refers to the fact that in the night cycle there is a night without a moon, so that only one night a month you will not be able to see him
I was scared that people from other countries wouldn't understand and feel this song, but you did, that makes me so happy 🥺❤️ thanks for your reaction
This is the best song so far. This song represents 🇪🇸 in her beautiful culture. And what a voice!! Great song! Good luck España! Greatings from Belgium.
Se escenifica una tragedia universal : no hay un padre presente, las "lágrimas del Nilo" te dicen que es un niño gitano, (=egipciano)., o bien que ella es viuda (mitología del origen del rio Nilo )
La madre se deshilacha sobre la cuna, desvelada noche tras noche, cuidando del niño, ella sola, y nos recuerda los poemas de Miguel Hernández (nanas de la cebolla) a Quintero León y Quiroga
El flamenco recoge una tradición musical religiosa judeocristiana y musulmana y el lamento del pueblo egipciano, y ahora se introduce un elemento pagano, qué es el ritual a la Luna, (madre o muerte a la que ella invoca para poder cuidar del niño depues de muerta) pues presiente que va a morir pronto, todos ellos elementos típicos de Federico García Lorca
La canción de Chanel nos llevó a Hispanoamérica, sin embargo Blanca Paloma nos lleva al flamenco, a la España Andalusi ( Al - andalus ocupaba de Cádiz a Zaragoza) y la música de los pueblos que en ella coexistieron
Finalmente, EA, Ea se usa para arrullar a un bebe pero también para animar (RAE) , y así en los tablaos flamencos se usa para decir :vamos, vamos, por eso el movimiento de la mano de ella, y el diferente ritmo entre la nana dirigida al niño y el resto de la canción (BP lo usa para arrullar pero también para jalear.)
Da igual si gana o pierde el festival, lo importante es que el FLAMENCO es patrimonio cultural de la humanidad según la UNESCO y mañana estará dignamente representado en Eurovisión por LA MAGNÍFICA❤️❤️❤️ BLANCA PALOMA 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
Fail. 5 points
Blanca Paloma's song is a play, a performance made to be represented and with the staging it makes sense, using Spanish (Lorca) but also universal symbolic references. It is an invocation, a call, a song to what makes us feel safe and strong at the same time, which makes us enter a hypnotic trance.
She relates it to her grandmother, to that maternal thing that takes care of us and protects us. The red strings that hang down and that she already explained reminded her of her grandmother's shawl, form a circle that is like a maternal womb that gives us light and nourishes us. She goes through that uterus that is fertilized (this is how I understand those hands that surround her and hold her for a few seconds). Then the miracle of life is done.
The moon is the symbol of the feminine, which engenders, nourishes and makes it grow. It is present every night except when it goes out on a new moon. During the performance, the sound “ea, ea” is repeated loudly and rhythmically, which is the lullaby that mothers sing to children when they are afraid, when they cry, to reassure them and give them strength. Nothing bad is going to happen... The dancers also imitate the movement of the arms that they cradle spasmodically. It looks like a sway of waves... Because the sea also lulls and transforms with the phases of the moon and is the quintessential feminine element. The base that sounds below the telluric song and the allusions to the heartbeat complete the visual and sound elements of the set.
This song is a song to celebrate life and a work of art, an empowerment chant. Win or not, it will not leave anyone indifferent and it will be difficult to forget.
EAEA ❤️🇪🇦
The song itself (singing, clapping) is a bulería, kind of a specific 'subgenere' of flamenco with a modern twist of an electronic beat
The topic and the lyrics come from the POV of a woman singing a lullaby, trying to put her crying baby to sleep ('Eaea' is a cooing sound in Spain)
The performance and staging are the ones of a ritual, summoning her ancestors. Specially her late grandma, wich this song is inspired by and dedicated to, because she taught and used to sing flamenco and lullabies to her.
The repetitive pattern of the beat, backing vocals and rythmic clapping are intended to be entrancing and hypnotizing for connecting with the energy of the experience. Her hand movements work as a praise and a calling to the above.
The red threads are a reference to the fringes of a traditional 'mantón' (shawl) simbolizing protection, motherhood, in fact she said it could be seen sort of womb-shaped. Actually she worked as a costume and stage set designer, as she did here too.
The white circle represents the moon, where, as the lyrics say, she wants to be buried in when she dies, so she will be able to watch over her child everynight but one ('newmoon')
First she kneels looking up, later she kneels again looking downwards, always with a reaching hand.
Then she shoots a flaming arrow and lights it on fire (red pulsing light, heartbeat, blood, death) Finally the priestess gets on the shrine to end the ritual in ecstasy.
Woww, thank you for sharing all of this!
Wowww amazing explanation!!!
Love the song!! 12 points from this Dutch guy (living in Spain)!!
loved your reaction! Very sincere and real. I'm from Spain, and I'm very excited for this year's entry, and I hope people abroad get the same feeling ❤ Blanca Paloma recently explained that her grandma, who passed away, used to sing this song in order to mock death, so as to say, she was not afraid of dying because she knew her loved ones would remember her. It's a very emotional song with a strong meaning. thanks for reacting :) greetings from Spain 🇪🇸
You have so much to be proud of!! 🤩 That insight makes the song even more special, thank you for sharing that!!
I don't like it at all
If Spain doesn't win this year, it will be the robbery of the century. It made me cry too at first sight. This is mind blowing!
Thank for your reaction! I feel the same: it is by far my favourite so far and other countries really will have to work hard to top this. I'm Dutch but I've lived in Spain, so Spain always has a special place in my heart and I've been really frustrated with how badly they have been doing in Eurovision in the last decades (albeit deservedly so, since their entries have mostly been mediocre). The turnaround they made last year was a great breather and this year it's even better! I'm so happy that Spain is really tapping into its rich traditional musical culture and taking this fantastic risk, which I feel is gonna pay off because Blanca Paloma is doing such an amazing job. She designed this whole staging herself and her performance is amazing! It's so magical and mesmerising, I'm just gripped every time I see it. Whatever the result, Spain should be so proud!
Its the first time I'm hearing that she designed it herself!! Thank you for sharing that, it makes me respect her even more as a creator! I'm rooting for her to do as well as possible!
@@johannaineurovision1964 She is professional stage designer. So she's a complete artist: singer-songwriter, set designer, she put it all together herself.
What a beautiful comment! Kisses from Spain, you home.
@@angyliv8040 Gracias ❤
Acabemos en el puesto q acabemos . Es una obra de arte.!!!!
This is too good for Eurovision and I say it as a big Eurovision fan
The first pair of hands symbolizes the child in the womb and from there he passes to the second pair of hands forming the straight surface of the cradle on which the child is lying afterwards. Likewise, a person on the surface of the moon finally ends up transformed into an eye that from there contemplates her son. If Europe is not able to recognize such visual poetry beside the music it does not deserve so much art.
It's my vibe my favorite song this year. I love it so much that I ended up in a reaction video of this song. I mean this alone speaks volumes of how good this song is! Thank you for sharing similar emotional reactions as I did. Love from Istanbul!
Flamenco is art. Art will hopefully win this year. This song is what Spain is about, passion, culture, power, love and force.
Tack så mycket Johanna från Spanien 😍
Your reaction mean you know what Art is.
Muchos gracias!!
Den här sången är en spansk vaggvisa.Hon inspirerade i hennes mormor som sjöng till henne och som introducerade i musiken. Låten har både rötter i folkmusik från södra Spanien (arabisk, gipsy och Flamenco)och elementer av elektronisk musik.Själva performance har som influencer av poet Lorca .
Amo tu reacción, well done!!! love to see how you can appreciate it even not understanding the lyrics. Un beso desde madrid
That zenith angle where you can see the white circle symbolizing the moon that is transformed into an eye, the eye that watches the child from the moon. This moment is perfectly accompanied by the lyrics of the song, it is what he is singing. It is magical, elegant, artistic, modern and impressive.
Blanca Paloma has a powerful voice and is faithful to traditional flamenco combined with some electronic beats. She sings a lullaby learnt from her grandma. Some singers have achieved success combining flamenco with rock or reggaeton , like Rosalía or Enrique Morente. If you like to listen to new flamenco, Omega is one of the best albums. It links rock, some of the most famous flamenco's artists (Enrique Morente, Vicente Amigo...), Federico García Lorca's poems and Leonard Cohen's songs: an extraordinary album. Thank you for your exciting comments.
Thank you for the tips, I will definitely check them out! 🤩
Blanca paloma win EUROVISION Plis ❤️💛🕊️
This year....SPAIN WINNER!!
Elegance, culture, voice, a diferent sound.
This is our year.
The performance represents the symbology of the Spanish poet Frederico Garcia Lorca who died by firing squad. The red shirt represents where he was mortaly wounded and the white of her pants the last of Lorca works "Blood wedding". A moon, a child and a lullaby are part of the poet's symbology.
Blanca Paloma was ROBBED it's incredible how many reactions I'm seeing of people being just amazed at this song and then the dissonance with the results of the contest...
It's funny, a lot of people don't seem to recognise it as typically Spanish at first, often mentioning Balkan sounds and the like (and there may be some musical reminiscence there)... but this is actually veeery Spanish. It's a contemporary reinterpretation of traditional copla/flamenco music, typical of the south of Spain. I think it's quite exceptional, and so different from the legions of formulaic English-language pop songs at Eurovision. I hope she does really well.
I think it is because both Spain and the Balkan traditional music have a lot of influence from Roma (gypsy) Music so there is a coomon root there😊
Yeah, I mean, I can straight out say that most of the Spanish music that I get exposed to is either from esc or the radio, and that tends to have a similar sound. This is very new to me! I'm so happy that she is bringing this into the esc world this year! ☺️
@@marinaww7174 flamenco doesn't have gypsy origin although they developed a lot, flamenco had Arabic, Indian, Jewish and lot of other mixed culture influences.
@@TheStOne1 Obviusly is a mix of jewish,arabic music,but the Indian part in It was bring by Roma Kales to Spain,and flamenco dances have a lot to do with Indian dances because of them.I think that te sound reminds of Balkan music to foreing people because of the Roma influences in both countries.
@@marinaww7174 you must to take some information... because you're wrong Gypsies don't come from Rome and flamenco tradition and Her music preceds from Gypsy ancestors from India, Pakistan,Afganistan, all north of Hi malaya...jewish and arab mixes through the time...
In 1983 we sent another Flamenco song called “¿Quién maneja mi barca?” and we got 0 points and the last position but this year is going to be completely different
Definitely!!
What a sweet reaction, thank you ❤️ not everybody understands and likes this song but it seems that you completely feel it 🥰 even more than many spanish people
1:55 on this part she sings something like:
My dear child,
When I die
May I be buried at the moon
So I can watch over you every night
Except one (because of new moon)
The lyrics are a lullaby and the red strings represent a traditional spanish cloth that her grandmother used to wear, representing like a hug and protection to her while she sings
I for sure felt it! I wasn't joking just after the song finished that I was about to cry 😹 And i don't even know why! It just made me *feel* period! Absolutely love it! Thank you for sharing more information about the lyrics! ☺️
The reason why it sounds "albanian" (or a bit different than any other type of European music) is because flamenco has its roots in arabic culture, as it was born in Andalusia (Al-Andalus) which the muslim occupied for centuries
A lot of thanks from Spain ❤ We are so proud of her ✨🫶
Мне тоже первые пару секунд напомнили Албанию. Просто для них подобные протяжные баллады довольно типичны, да и красный и чёрный цвета используют часто.
А так, песня очень понравилась. Надеюсь, что Бланка победит в этом году
Es una nana con raíces muy andaluzas, no puedo reprimir las lágrimas cuando la escucho. Muy bella canción e interpretación.
Bravo Blanca Paloma!!!!!
A mi me pasa igual... Me hace llorar de emoción.
Pero para ir a Eurovisión, no sé yo si será la canción adecuada
Girl am not surprised with your reaction. This is exactly what I felt when I saw her at the Benidorm Fest Semifinal 2. This song is a masterpiece and gives you chills. I can’t even imagine right now what is gonna happen at Eurovision but I know Blanca will let us speechless and I hope all of the Europe can see that too.
Nothing exceeds Spain. There is nothing in Europe comprable in folklore.
12 point from Portugal to Spain ❤❤❤❤
Ooohhh greetings from Spain queen ❤️
@johanna in eurovision
As a spaniard, (from the East of the country, not the South), I didn't expect such a reaction of a swedish girl about our entry this year 🙏
Without knowing anything about the lyrics and the meaning of Blanca's whole performance, you observed and loved the details you could see: her clothes, the dancers, her voice, her expression, the elements on stage...And that happens because you are a very sensitive and observer person!
Thanks very much for your lovely reaction to Blanca Paloma's song! And don't worry if you feel like crying. The strength of Blanca and her song just deserves it! Greetings from Spain! 🍀
Thank you for your lovely comment! 🥰 This whole performance really touched me!
Me encanta que te encantara la canción, a pesar de que no entiendas lo que canta y lo que simboliza.
Sorry not Albanian.... But Flamenco with Arabic vibes, which is not surprising bearing in mind the Arabs /Muslims ruled Spain for 800 years.... So yeah pure Spanish Essence from the South (Flamenco that at the same time has got Arabic influence because of Històric links) mixed with some electronic Music. Vamos Blanca Paloma!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
12 point 🥰the sound experience is Hypnotic😲
I have the feeling the one song by now which could be on a similar level of power and ethnic/traditional vibes would be Czechia
It's been so long since Spain sent to eurovision something that represents our culture and I'm so glad people from other countries are liking it💗
I love your respect and your objective opinion. You are really kind!! Actually the lyrics is so curious for Spain culture, you can search the lyrics translated because there's a lot of beautiful things. Thanks for your sincerity and kindness!
I hope she wins
When a song give you chills, even though you do not understand the lyrics should be what for real music is, you do not need to understand you only need to feel it
Oh my sweet child, come to me, come to me, to sleep by my side. In my chest you will find shelter. Shelter and relieve to all your griefs.
Ya Ea Ea Ya Ea Ea. ( Spanish Expression sweet when mothers embrace their childrens to make them sleep peacefully and calm them down of fears and tears)
Nile River tears and sleepless nights ( that reminds Lorca Poem)
My child when I die , bury me in the Moon ( circle White of the performance) and all nights I see you, all nights I see you, all nights I can see you, but one night ( here refers although only just one night because she knows and accept there will be one night, she can see him when the Moon is dark, with the new Moon)
Oh come to me, my little son, my little one, my lovely son. That in the night your eyes bright my way like two Suns ( Stars, his clear eyes light her way like not only but two Suns, she exagerate the idea, that just watching her son eyes can remove all her pain bringing true meaning for her like mother)
Ya Ea Ea Ya Ea Ea. ( Words of confortation and mothers love to feel safe and sound before going sleep meanwhile they carrying in their arms) thats It, and so she repeat same again.
In the performance theres a lot reference to Flamenco like that red curtain circle symbol of the fridge shawl dancers. The Arrow when light on that red colour symbolism of life and Blood, dancers or priestesess rythm is like they were in trance or ecstasy invoking their ancestors . Actually Blanca dedicate this song to her passaway grandmother Who taught her to sing Flamenco, only Blood connection that since she just been a child felt so close. Her grandmother sung her these similars Flamenco lullaby when she was just a little girl. And now she wrote this one back to her memory. The most special one according to her, which saw in her the perfect inheritor to give away that passion and continue that privilege and extraordinary legacy.
Thaaaaank you,Johanna!!!!!😘❤❤❤
💣💣💣💣💣💣IS THE WINNEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER💣💣💣💣💣💣💣💣💣
I love this song, it celebrates women as mothers/warriors in my opinion. They always protect and fight for their children.
It is the most Spanish sound that Spain has sent in years.
Spain!!! Blanca Paloma omghsss is diferent special really song love it💃🇪🇦
Ma No. 1 ist Spain this year and I don't thing any other entry will come to change it.
Love song, Spain Winner
Great reaction. The music is a modern version of flamenco, a Spanish folk style. Whereas for the lyrics it is a lullaby. A protection song for a sleeping baby child usually sang by the mother.
Well, this song comes from Flamenco music ( which has Arabic roots given that it comes from Andalucia, the South of Spain))... It's been in Spain since centuries. There have been and there are many Flamenco singers:
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However as already has been said the "ea ea ea..." is usually used here (in Spain), to calm or soothe a baby when is crying.This song is the one that her own grandmother (Paloma's) sang her when she was a child, so it's also a tribute to her grandma. The moon is a very important device because is the place where she wants to be buried so that she can protect her child from the sky, when death comes for her....and there are other many touching elements in this lullaby...the best for me, apart from transmitting Spanish folk and culture, is that all their feelings are UNIVERSAL; the love of a mother, the love for a child, your family (grandmother), the fear of loss, life versus death...and so forth! LOTS OF LOVE FROM SPAIN! ;-)
Qué reacción tan bonita... ❤️
Thank you so much for your reaction ❤ 😊 Spain do a great Job ! Hugs from Spain 😊
As spanish, I cant avoid getting emotional everytime I listen to this performance. and when you get to know the actual meaning of the lyrics... its even better :)
Thanks for your reaction. Blanca Paloma has everything to win Eurovision this year! Such a beautiful performance and her vocals are amazing. We are so excited about it. 🕊️🏹👏👏👏Greetings from🇪🇸
♥️Your reaction😍
Hi from Spain, gracias por tu opinión, Blanca ya participó el año pasado en Benidorm Fest con "Secreto de Agua", un tema acerca de un caso de homicidio ocurrido hace unos años, os invito a que lo escuchéis, siendo poesia, así es Blanca, una poeta del lírico... REGARDS
This is not 'pure' flamenco (a type of folk music mainly from the South). This is a mix of electronic (or techno) music and flamenco. And this is not a typical lullaby, because of the fast rhythm and the high energy.... This is what makes it innovative, and great, in my opinion. I'm happy that you liked it because I thought that people from abroad were not to understand it and value... -Thank you for your comment.
I love our representative and I hope Europe does too. good luck. 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
You picked a great song this year! 🤩
Es una Nana preciosa,muy lorquiana,puro arte.🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🌺🌼🌺😘😘😘😘👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for your reaction ❤️❤️. Top one for Blanca Paloma !!
It's kinda curious to me seeing how foreign people making reactions have the same comments about this sounding like more eastern and not relating it that much to a Spanish sound while this has like the ESSENCE of flamenco sound and flamenco is probably the most Spanish genre of them all. Somehow is like people being surprised about paella having rice 😅 only for that , I think it was worthy choosing it to represent.
Beautiful reaction btw
Seems like we have a lot to learn! ☺️ And thanks to your choice, we'll get to do that this year!
Totally love your reaction, it was so sincere, and pure… lovely
I guess because this is a bit niche for the general public a lot of people are confused about this entry, but I think Blanca can bring something REALLY special and genuine to Liverpool this year :)
Seems like Spaniards are really curious about how this song will be received outside of Spain. This is your most watched video by a large margin!
It is indeed, I'm a bit surprised myself 😹 I'm very curious too!!
Thanks for your reaction ❤ You are amazing ✨
Hi Johanna, my name is Alejandro and I'm Spanish, I really liked your authentic reaction to Blanca Paloma's performance. Indeed, as they say in the comments, Eaea is a flamenco lullaby that pays homage to her grandmother and Federico Garcia Lorca . The truth is, I hardly understand English but your reactions even without understanding you said a lot. :)
Without a doubt, although there are people who do not see a future in this song for Eurovision or believe that we are going to be last, I think that it is one of the best representations that Spain could have, look at the performances of the Benidorn Fest 2022 by Blanca Paloma (which does not have nothing to do with this one), the one by Rigoberta Bandini and the one by Tanxugueiras and make your reaction if you want, for me one of those three should have represented Spain but it couldn't be, instead the song Slomo by Channel was great in terms of to staging and choreography and we finished third making us dream of victory at times.
Thank you for trying to give the visibility that Blanca Paloma deserves in your country. Hopefully the truth wins because I think he deserves it. A big hug my friend and thank you very much😉
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I like your reaction a lot. Maybe you are more able to admire this great performance than Spanish people in general, Nowadays, I observe many people very critic with this performance and comparing with Remedios Amaya performance with " A quien maneja mi barca" Many people saying; " Spain, 0 points this year" OMG!
I can't understand these actitudes in front this amazing performance. I'm Catalan and I want Catalonia as a independent country, but I admire de music and the Spanish culture. I can't understand that Spanish people don't defense this great show. Unbelievable!