Amigo desde Benidorm...veo os os gusta mucho la cancion...la letra la ja escrito ella basada en su vida de dificultades....no era conocida en España pero ahora es un bombazo a nivel mundias.Abrazos
The audience really connected with the song because the lyrics have an important and forceful message about feminism and personal empowerment. The music is excellent too
La audiencia conecta por la canción es pegadiza no vengan todos ahora con qué es una letra profunda de empoderamiento de algo es empoderamiento pero tampoco para buscarle una filosofia
You can notice they are enjoying and having fun. They are trying to take a message to the audience in a joyful way. No matter if they win or not, no matter if her range is poor... as far as the message is delivered. Nebulossa will shine in Malmö, people will sing along from the top of their lungs, because Zorra is already an anthem, that claims empowerment and freedom.
I am a Spanish and heterosexual man, but from now on I could say that I am a picture-postcard bitch, in support of the song and vindication of its message, which is so necessary for Europe and, above all, for the rest of the world where women continue to be so discriminated against and often humiliated with words like that. Before "bitch" was a word of chains (submission and contempt) and now it is a word with musical wings, liberating, thanks to Nebulosa. I don't know if he will win Eurovision, but he has already won the free world. 🙂 There are still months until the grand final of Eurovision, there is time for the general European public to know the history of the Spanish word "zorra", then they will understand the song better and will be able to interpret it to the right extent. With enough perspective we can clearly see that Eurovision is about to officially issue an "anthem of justice." For me, the song ZORRA is also an act of protest: "Enough is enough, women have the same right to have fun and live just as a man does and not be discriminated against for it."
Many women in the world live like the English or German women of the 8th century. In Spain in 1978, a peaceful transition to democracy was agreed where Francoism remained in the institutions and social life. Thus, in the 80s and 90s, the liberation of women occurred in Spain. These precursor women were and are called bitches as an insult from extreme Catholicism and the extreme right. And the ZORRA singer is old enough to have lived through that era. Now in Spain and fortunately democratic rights are among the first in the world but, I repeat, there are countries where that song is going to reach whose women need encouragement not to lose hope. @@josecalero5005
@@josecalero5005claro que tenemos el mismo derecho a hacerlo y podemos hacerlo porque estamos en 2024, pero se nos sigue juzgando de forma diferente por hacerlo, y si no queréis reconocerlo es un problema que demuestra que canciones como Zorra siguen siendo más que necesarias.
The song 'ZORRA' by Nebulossa is an anthem of empowerment and personal vindication in the face of labels and social judgments. The lyrics address the theme of how society tends to judge and stigmatize women for their behavior, especially if they deviate from traditional norms of behavior. The repetition of the word 'slut' throughout the song functions as a reappropriation of the term, which combined is used in a derogatory manner towards women who live their sexuality and freedom openly and unapologetically. The artist expresses his refusal to change his nature to please others and celebrate his moment of self-acceptance and inner strength. The song reflects a process of personal reconstruction, where the protagonist empowers herself and becomes a 'postcard vixen', an image that defies expectations and criticism. The song's narrative suggests that, despite criticism, the woman has found her own path and is proud of who she is, regardless of the labels society imposes on her. The message of 'ZORRA' is clear: it is a call for liberation from judgments and the affirmation of one's own identity. Nebulossa uses music as a platform to express the fight against machismo and the importance of self-esteem and self-respect. The song is an example of how art can be used to challenge social norms and promote cultural change towards greater equality and acceptance of diverse identities and lifestyles.
It’s very telling that the song left us all speechless the first time we heard it - I mean Spanish speakers- but with a big smile on our face, some giggles & growing shrieks of laughter and applause at the end. Standing in front of the screen in disbelief. Zorra is so unexpected, such a wild card. This is an anthem. A vindication. Somehow in the line of Gloria Gaynor’s “ I will survive” ,with all due respect to goddess Gloria, Maria Bass and her husband Mark - Nebulossa- vindicate women’s rights, individual freedom, older people, also the LGTB community.. and as her husband Mark pointed out, also men who don’t conform to what the “ norm” expects of them . Madonna, Sam Elliott also come to mind, but with a playful Spanish twist. Totally Almodovar of the 80’s and 90’s style Zorra 🦊🙌🙌🙌 Maria is 55 y. o. now, a Mother, a Queen , a total Diva. She has angel.. she has “it”. She manages to deliver such a powerful - and sometimes too painful- message with sweetness, warmth, and that “ you can’t hurt me anymore. I’m past caring” vibe. Uplifting. And the song is not only biographical, but means to represent all people who’ve had to put up with a lot of BS in their lives and survived to be true to themselves and be happy 💪 there’s no age for living one’s dream. Kudos to Nebulossa. They’re winners already, people love them, love the rhythm & the message . We’ve sent great voices to Eurovision before and ended up in the last places. So who cares anymore 😁 Those male dancers: we’re used to seeing scantily dressed ladies everywhere, but these dancers raise eyebrows .. so the fact that this time it’s male dancers is very much to the point 👌
La puesta en escena empieza connuna postal que recuerdaca 007 (donde la mujer era un mero adirno decJsmes Bond) y termina con ella y los bailarines recreando la Estatua de la libertad
People said it won't win but it is already a winner! EUROVISION NEVER AWARDED 1ST PRIZE TO BEST AND catchy songs …who cares? Songs become popular hits! Lol
Solo te has fijado en el público y no te enteras de lo q dice la canción. Da igual si gana o no, es un himno FEMINISTA con ritmo muy bailable y pegadizo. Un paso mas en ayuda a la igualdad de las mujeres. Vivan las ZORRAS
Lyrics in English; approximate, as nuances are often lost in translation. zorra 🦊 Vixen, female of fox, is used in an insulting, derogatory sense towards women, meaning sl^t. However the masculine Zorro means a sagacious, smart man. Remember EL ZORRO movie .. another example of sexism in language as in attitudes 🙄🙄 I know I'm just a vixen to you, My past is gobbling you up, I know I'm the black sheep, The misunderstood, the one made of stone. I know I'm not who you want me to be (I know), I get it, it's driving you up the wall (I know), But this is just my nature, Can't be bothered changing for you. I'm in a good place now, It was just a matter of time, I'm gonna hit the streets and shout out what I feel, From the rooftops. If I head out solo, I'm a bit of a vixen, If I'm having fun, I'm the biggest vixen, If I stretch the night till it's daylight, I'm an even bigger vixen. When I get what I want (vixen, vixen), It's never 'cause I deserve it (vixen, vixen), Even though I'm taking on the world, No one appreciates it at all. I'm in a good place now, It was just a matter of time, I'm gonna hit the streets and shout out what I feel, From the rooftops. I'm in a good place now (vixen, vixen) Rebuilt from the inside out (vixen, vixen) And that vixen you were so scared of, She's been empowering herself, And now she's a picture-perfect vixen (vixen, vixen, vixen) who's not doing so badly (vixen, vixen, vixen) And couldn't care less about anything Go ahead, throw stones, if that's your thing, I'm a picture-perfect vixen, I'm a real woman (vixen, vixen, vixen) And if I get all worked up (vixen, vixen, vixen) From vixen, I might just turn into a jackal, If so, you’re in trouble, I'm a picture-perfect vixen (vixen, vixen, vixen). I'm in a good place now, Just a matter of time, I'm gonna hit the streets and shout out what I feel, From the rooftops. I'm in a good place now (vixen, vixen, vixen) Rebuilt from the inside out (vixen, vixen, vixen) And that vixen you were so scared of, She's been empowering herself, And now she's a picture-perfect vixen.
"Catchy" song due to lyrical and melodical hooks but the vocal performance needs work. Low energy and she is out of tune several times. In Spain, the professional jury is made up of 4 international music professionals, not necessarily singers, and 4 local musical professionals. Their votes count for 50%. Add 25% from 350 people selected to represent Spain's society + 25% televote.
56 years old singer, hairdresser, married to the man in scene gor 20 years groen up kids completely unknown...... because of the age, no help at all.....
La chica canta mal que es un tema hecho para ganar yo creo que ganará Todos sabemos lo que Qué es eurovisión Además y hace convertido en la favorita ganada pero no será ningún mucho más vale ni mucho menos la mejor canción como de costumbre
Look at san remo, they had female artists loredana berte 73 y.old, Fiorella Mannoia age also 73 and Angela from Richi e Poveri agr 76...... they are real performers with the voice of a cathedral, I dont dislike this song at all but Nebulosa her voice is very weak and NEBULOSA... good performance but very weakly voice....😮
And remember that Spaniards and Latinos are different in my opinion Latinas are more caliente ok spanischer Europeans are similar to Italians French and Portuguese so different
Pues a mí me encanta, y en Europa gusta mucho, que es lo más importante!!!!!, aquí la voz no es lo más, es la actuación en sí, divertida y alegre, con mensaje feminista.
@@MrMomih vale si tu lo dices, te creo. Vivo en europa, viajo mucho y aun no conozco la primera persona q le guste... Igual ya italia tiene ganadora y esta dificil que Zorra ke haga comoetencia.. Buena suerte!
No mention of the lyrics and the dancers and backround ?? I would say that you missed or event better since you speak Spanish you avoid to say anytingh about it.... Srange!
I am a 62 years old lady and the song makes me feel young and empowered
I am from Finland and this makes me happy!
Amigo desde Benidorm...veo os os gusta mucho la cancion...la letra la ja escrito ella basada en su vida de dificultades....no era conocida en España pero ahora es un bombazo a nivel mundias.Abrazos
The audience really connected with the song because the lyrics have an important and forceful message about feminism and personal empowerment. The music is excellent too
La audiencia conecta por la canción es pegadiza no vengan todos ahora con qué es una letra profunda de empoderamiento de algo es empoderamiento pero tampoco para buscarle una filosofia
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You can notice they are enjoying and having fun. They are trying to take a message to the audience in a joyful way. No matter if they win or not, no matter if her range is poor... as far as the message is delivered. Nebulossa will shine in Malmö, people will sing along from the top of their lungs, because Zorra is already an anthem, that claims empowerment and freedom.
"Zorra is already an anthem, that claims empowerment and freedom." Yes!!! 🙂
Eurovisión es una fiesta, y esta canción es una fiesta 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I am a Spanish and heterosexual man, but from now on I could say that I am a picture-postcard bitch, in support of the song and vindication of its message, which is so necessary for Europe and, above all, for the rest of the world where women continue to be so discriminated against and often humiliated with words like that. Before "bitch" was a word of chains (submission and contempt) and now it is a word with musical wings, liberating, thanks to Nebulosa. I don't know if he will win Eurovision, but he has already won the free world. 🙂
There are still months until the grand final of Eurovision, there is time for the general European public to know the history of the Spanish word "zorra", then they will understand the song better and will be able to interpret it to the right extent. With enough perspective we can clearly see that Eurovision is about to officially issue an "anthem of justice." For me, the song ZORRA is also an act of protest: "Enough is enough, women have the same right to have fun and live just as a man does and not be discriminated against for it."
What? 😅
Women hace the same right as men to have fun he says... O my god! 😂😂😂. Do you live in the 18th century?
Many women in the world live like the English or German women of the 8th century. In Spain in 1978, a peaceful transition to democracy was agreed where Francoism remained in the institutions and social life. Thus, in the 80s and 90s, the liberation of women occurred in Spain. These precursor women were and are called bitches as an insult from extreme Catholicism and the extreme right. And the ZORRA singer is old enough to have lived through that era. Now in Spain and fortunately democratic rights are among the first in the world but, I repeat, there are countries where that song is going to reach whose women need encouragement not to lose hope.
@@josecalero5005
@@josecalero5005claro que tenemos el mismo derecho a hacerlo y podemos hacerlo porque estamos en 2024, pero se nos sigue juzgando de forma diferente por hacerlo, y si no queréis reconocerlo es un problema que demuestra que canciones como Zorra siguen siendo más que necesarias.
Se os sigue juzgando por salir de fiesta? Really? Bueno tú a lo tuyo. A mí está canción me parece un truño.
This song wont make us win, but it is the song that we are most proud of in all Eurovision history :)
Me gustó más la la la de Massiel y el eres tú de Mocedades
@sanderisonfire, habla por tí. No generalices. 😅
habla por tí. Los gallos de esta persona eclipsan cualquier mensaje positivo que pueda llevar la canción.
Yo no olvidate nunca chikilicuatre😂😂
@@TheAniMGno has visto nunca Eurovisión no ? No tiene nada que ver para ganar
The song 'ZORRA' by Nebulossa is an anthem of empowerment and personal vindication in the face of labels and social judgments. The lyrics address the theme of how society tends to judge and stigmatize women for their behavior, especially if they deviate from traditional norms of behavior. The repetition of the word 'slut' throughout the song functions as a reappropriation of the term, which combined is used in a derogatory manner towards women who live their sexuality and freedom openly and unapologetically.
The artist expresses his refusal to change his nature to please others and celebrate his moment of self-acceptance and inner strength. The song reflects a process of personal reconstruction, where the protagonist empowers herself and becomes a 'postcard vixen', an image that defies expectations and criticism. The song's narrative suggests that, despite criticism, the woman has found her own path and is proud of who she is, regardless of the labels society imposes on her.
The message of 'ZORRA' is clear: it is a call for liberation from judgments and the affirmation of one's own identity. Nebulossa uses music as a platform to express the fight against machismo and the importance of self-esteem and self-respect. The song is an example of how art can be used to challenge social norms and promote cultural change towards greater equality and acceptance of diverse identities and lifestyles.
Spain TOP 3!🇪🇸🏆
I really, really hope so!!!
It’s very telling that the song left us all speechless the first time we heard it - I mean Spanish speakers- but with a big smile on our face, some giggles & growing shrieks of laughter and applause at the end. Standing in front of the screen in disbelief.
Zorra is so unexpected, such a wild card.
This is an anthem. A vindication. Somehow in the line of Gloria Gaynor’s “ I will survive” ,with all due respect to goddess Gloria, Maria Bass and her husband Mark - Nebulossa- vindicate women’s rights, individual freedom, older people, also the LGTB community.. and as her husband Mark pointed out, also men who don’t conform to what the “ norm” expects of them .
Madonna, Sam Elliott also come to mind, but with a playful Spanish twist. Totally Almodovar of the 80’s and 90’s style
Zorra 🦊🙌🙌🙌
Maria is 55 y. o. now, a Mother, a Queen , a total Diva.
She has angel.. she has “it”. She manages to deliver such a powerful - and sometimes too painful- message with sweetness, warmth, and that “ you can’t hurt me anymore. I’m past caring” vibe. Uplifting.
And the song is not only biographical, but means to represent all people who’ve had to put up with a lot of BS in their lives and survived to be true to themselves and be happy 💪 there’s no age for living one’s dream.
Kudos to Nebulossa. They’re winners already, people love them, love the rhythm & the message .
We’ve sent great voices to Eurovision before and ended up in the last places. So who cares anymore 😁
Those male dancers: we’re used to seeing scantily dressed ladies everywhere, but these dancers raise eyebrows .. so the fact that this time it’s male dancers is very much to the point 👌
La puesta en escena empieza connuna postal que recuerdaca 007 (donde la mujer era un mero adirno decJsmes Bond) y termina con ella y los bailarines recreando la Estatua de la libertad
Qué maravilla no me había dado cuenta ..mil gracias
People said it won't win but it is already a winner! EUROVISION NEVER AWARDED 1ST PRIZE TO BEST AND catchy songs …who cares? Songs become popular hits! Lol
excelente
Tienen una canción anterior no se de que año pues acabo de encontrarla y se llama Glan..tampoco no sabía del grupo hasta ahora..saludos desde España
Eres única intentando explicar algo a aquellos q seguirán viendo lo superficial y críticable en un manifiesto de derechos y sentido del vivir... Olé!
Solo te has fijado en el público y no te enteras de lo q dice la canción. Da igual si gana o no, es un himno FEMINISTA con ritmo muy bailable y pegadizo. Un paso mas en ayuda a la igualdad de las mujeres.
Vivan las ZORRAS
😂😂
Europa Tirar la Copa 🍸🍸🍸🇪🇦🇪🇦🦊🦊🦊
Tira o tirad* es un imperativo.
80’s Electro pop? I would say more 90’s early 2000’s Electro pop.
💃💃🎼🎼🙌
Creo que necesitas analizar el mensaje de la canción
Lyrics in English; approximate, as nuances are often lost in translation.
zorra 🦊 Vixen, female of fox, is used in an insulting, derogatory sense towards women, meaning sl^t. However the masculine Zorro means a sagacious, smart man.
Remember EL ZORRO movie .. another example of sexism in language as in attitudes 🙄🙄
I know I'm just a vixen to you,
My past is gobbling you up,
I know I'm the black sheep,
The misunderstood, the one made of stone.
I know I'm not who you want me to be (I know),
I get it, it's driving you up the wall (I know),
But this is just my nature,
Can't be bothered changing for you.
I'm in a good place now,
It was just a matter of time,
I'm gonna hit the streets and shout out what I feel,
From the rooftops.
If I head out solo, I'm a bit of a vixen,
If I'm having fun, I'm the biggest vixen,
If I stretch the night till it's daylight,
I'm an even bigger vixen.
When I get what I want (vixen, vixen),
It's never 'cause I deserve it (vixen, vixen),
Even though I'm taking on the world,
No one appreciates it at all.
I'm in a good place now,
It was just a matter of time,
I'm gonna hit the streets and shout out what I feel,
From the rooftops.
I'm in a good place now (vixen, vixen)
Rebuilt from the inside out (vixen, vixen)
And that vixen you were so scared of,
She's been empowering herself,
And now she's a picture-perfect vixen (vixen, vixen, vixen)
who's not doing so badly (vixen, vixen, vixen)
And couldn't care less about anything
Go ahead, throw stones, if that's your thing,
I'm a picture-perfect vixen,
I'm a real woman (vixen, vixen, vixen)
And if I get all worked up (vixen, vixen, vixen)
From vixen, I might just turn into a jackal,
If so, you’re in trouble,
I'm a picture-perfect vixen (vixen, vixen, vixen).
I'm in a good place now,
Just a matter of time,
I'm gonna hit the streets and shout out what I feel,
From the rooftops.
I'm in a good place now (vixen, vixen, vixen)
Rebuilt from the inside out (vixen, vixen, vixen)
And that vixen you were so scared of,
She's been empowering herself,
And now she's a picture-perfect vixen.
super song!
La q toca la batería es la hija de mark y Mary
She winer all europe and sul anerica
12 puntos españ
"Catchy" song due to lyrical and melodical hooks but the vocal performance needs work. Low energy and she is out of tune several times. In Spain, the professional jury is made up of 4 international music professionals, not necessarily singers, and 4 local musical professionals. Their votes count for 50%. Add 25% from 350 people selected to represent Spain's society + 25% televote.
56 years old singer, hairdresser, married to the man in scene gor 20 years groen up kids completely unknown...... because of the age, no help at all.....
Do a reaction to Warcry - un mundo nuevo (live) .
Its a power metal spanish song
Another interesting fact about them is that she used to be his nanny!
La chica canta mal que es un tema hecho para ganar yo creo que ganará Todos sabemos lo que Qué es eurovisión Además y hace convertido en la favorita ganada pero no será ningún mucho más vale ni mucho menos la mejor canción como de costumbre
I am sorry but the vocal is very poor, sounds like talking. No flow whatsoever. Could be done by any person in karaoke :/
Joder tío, lo canta de puta madre! La canción, que cantada por Nebulossa suena horrible pero en esta versión es espectacular!!!
Look at san remo, they had female artists loredana berte 73 y.old, Fiorella Mannoia age also 73 and Angela from Richi e Poveri agr 76...... they are real performers with the voice of a cathedral, I dont dislike this song at all but Nebulosa her voice is very weak and NEBULOSA... good performance but very weakly voice....😮
And remember that Spaniards and Latinos are different in my opinion Latinas are more caliente ok spanischer Europeans are similar to Italians French and Portuguese so different
actually and literally “latinos” are italian, french , portuguesse and spanish people. Not people from south América 😂
This woman's voice is more missing than the dancers' manliness
jopeta, habla castellano que sabes
España este año es un meme... Que cancion mas mala..
Pues a mí me encanta, y en Europa gusta mucho, que es lo más importante!!!!!, aquí la voz no es lo más, es la actuación en sí, divertida y alegre, con mensaje feminista.
@@MrMomih vale si tu lo dices, te creo. Vivo en europa, viajo mucho y aun no conozco la primera persona q le guste... Igual ya italia tiene ganadora y esta dificil que Zorra ke haga comoetencia.. Buena suerte!
@@danielsalazar3155 eso es cuestión de gustos! De todas formas en Eurovisión cambia todo!!!
Mejor boicot a Eurovision por la participación de Israel.
Tiene la boz muy baja cantan cualquiera fatal para mi cada uno es un mundo cual quier dia cantan una vaca donde llegamos seguro que gana
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Lo importante de esta canción es el mensaje feminista y de empoderamiento. Escucha la letra y lo entenderás.
No mention of the lyrics and the dancers and backround ?? I would say that you missed or event better since you speak Spanish you avoid to say anytingh about it.... Srange!
It is a good song but without a doubt the singer lacks a lot of strength in her voice