Benny Cristo appears in a gold bomber jacket, with bleached hair, flanked by 4 dancers. The graphics are quite busy, which apparently makes something else happen on stage. Vocally, he seems to hold back very much and not give everything. He had also announced this in advance. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
We see singer Uku Suviste in front of a luminous white circle, in a white shirt and loose tie. The graphics show a dark cloudy sky and lightning bolts. Typically Dutch weather. The whole act looks sober and modest. The vocals are quite unstable, especially in the low tones. In Cooperation withEurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Senhit enters with a gold-colored icon on her head. The 4 dancers are dressed in suits and wear a mask. The big question about this rehearsal was of course: Is Flo Rida showing up, or not? The answer is no. Senhit splashes off the screen in terms of enthusiasm, vocally, however, she knows (not) to convince. Senhit comes across as enthusiastic and dynamic, unfortunately this does not apply to her voice. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Yesterday the Second day of the rehearsals started, 9 countries performed for the first time on the Eurovision stage. As a tradition also this year the accredited press (in the press center and via live stream) were be asked to give their votes for the best act. These are the results
Yesterday the first day of the rehearsals started, 6 countries performed for the first time on the Eurovision stage. As a tradition also this year the accredited press (in the press center and via live stream) will be asked to give their votes for the best act. The first results are:
Today we have watched the first rehearsals of day two. In our opinion Belgium put down the best reheasal of the day. Croatia, Norway, Romania have some serious work to do. Cyprus and Israel were oke. Azerbaijan had a strong rehearsal, with some little dance issues. Ukarain’s act is not specificly our cup of tea, but the act and vocals are very good in its kind. Bookmakers favorite Malta did not impress yet.
Destiny appears onstage in a pink outfit, just like her dancers. Destiny lives up to all expectations vocally. “Je me casse” is a swinging, dynamic song, but as yet they don’t know how to convey the dynamics. It must now be said that both the favorites of 2018 (Netta) and 2019 (Duncan) did not impress at all during their first rehearsal, and we all know how that ended. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Go_A appears on stage with singer Kateryna Pavlenko in a greenish robe and the men, both the two musicians and the dancers, in white. The dancers have a kind of luminous halo that they keep behind their heads. They are in the middle of what most resembles a forest after an atomic eruption. There are many and intense visuals. Towards the end we see people who seem to be on the run from something. Vocally (whether you like her voice or not) this performance was fine. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Efendi is dressed in a sexy black outfit, just like her 4 dancers. Everything is right, vocals, the act, choreography. The background has strong visuals, with a large copper sphere. The whole looks and sounds a little bit Egyptian, as if Efendi also wants to do her “Cleopatra” from last year some credit too. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Roxen alternately stands and lies on stage, in the midst of her dancers, who are dressed in black and white. Roxen still seems to be wearing her regular clothes. Regarding her pronunciation: Roxen sings in English, which is not always clear. Also vocally there is still some gains to be made. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Benny Cristo appears in a gold bomber jacket, with bleached hair, flanked by 4 dancers. The graphics are quite busy, which apparently makes something else happen on stage. Vocally, he seems to hold back very much and not give everything. He had also announced this in advance. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
We see singer Uku Suviste in front of a luminous white circle, in a white shirt and loose tie. The graphics show a dark cloudy sky and lightning bolts. Typically Dutch weather. The whole act looks sober and modest. The vocals are quite unstable, especially in the low tones. In Cooperation withEurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Senhit enters with a gold-colored icon on her head. The 4 dancers are dressed in suits and wear a mask. The big question about this rehearsal was of course: Is Flo Rida showing up, or not? The answer is no. Senhit splashes off the screen in terms of enthusiasm, vocally, however, she knows (not) to convince. Senhit comes across as enthusiastic and dynamic, unfortunately this does not apply to her voice. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Yesterday the Second day of the rehearsals started, 9 countries performed for the first time on the Eurovision stage. As a tradition also this year the accredited press (in the press center and via live stream) were be asked to give their votes for the best act. These are the results
Yesterday the first day of the rehearsals started, 6 countries performed for the first time on the Eurovision stage. As a tradition also this year the accredited press (in the press center and via live stream) will be asked to give their votes for the best act. The first results are:
Today we have watched the first rehearsals of day two. In our opinion Belgium put down the best reheasal of the day. Croatia, Norway, Romania have some serious work to do. Cyprus and Israel were oke. Azerbaijan had a strong rehearsal, with some little dance issues. Ukarain’s act is not specificly our cup of tea, but the act and vocals are very good in its kind. Bookmakers favorite Malta did not impress yet.
Destiny appears onstage in a pink outfit, just like her dancers. Destiny lives up to all expectations vocally. “Je me casse” is a swinging, dynamic song, but as yet they don’t know how to convey the dynamics. It must now be said that both the favorites of 2018 (Netta) and 2019 (Duncan) did not impress at all during their first rehearsal, and we all know how that ended. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Go_A appears on stage with singer Kateryna Pavlenko in a greenish robe and the men, both the two musicians and the dancers, in white. The dancers have a kind of luminous halo that they keep behind their heads. They are in the middle of what most resembles a forest after an atomic eruption. There are many and intense visuals. Towards the end we see people who seem to be on the run from something. Vocally (whether you like her voice or not) this performance was fine. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Efendi is dressed in a sexy black outfit, just like her 4 dancers. Everything is right, vocals, the act, choreography. The background has strong visuals, with a large copper sphere. The whole looks and sounds a little bit Egyptian, as if Efendi also wants to do her “Cleopatra” from last year some credit too. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Roxen alternately stands and lies on stage, in the midst of her dancers, who are dressed in black and white. Roxen still seems to be wearing her regular clothes. Regarding her pronunciation: Roxen sings in English, which is not always clear. Also vocally there is still some gains to be made. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Benny Cristo appears in a gold bomber jacket, with bleached hair, flanked by 4 dancers. The graphics are quite busy, which apparently makes something else happen on stage. Vocally, he seems to hold back very much and not give everything. He had also announced this in advance. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
We see singer Uku Suviste in front of a luminous white circle, in a white shirt and loose tie. The graphics show a dark cloudy sky and lightning bolts. Typically Dutch weather. The whole act looks sober and modest. The vocals are quite unstable, especially in the low tones. In Cooperation withEurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Senhit enters with a gold-colored icon on her head. The 4 dancers are dressed in suits and wear a mask. The big question about this rehearsal was of course: Is Flo Rida showing up, or not? The answer is no. Senhit splashes off the screen in terms of enthusiasm, vocally, however, she knows (not) to convince. Senhit comes across as enthusiastic and dynamic, unfortunately this does not apply to her voice. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Yesterday the Second day of the rehearsals started, 9 countries performed for the first time on the Eurovision stage. As a tradition also this year the accredited press (in the press center and via live stream) were be asked to give their votes for the best act. These are the results
Yesterday the first day of the rehearsals started, 6 countries performed for the first time on the Eurovision stage. As a tradition also this year the accredited press (in the press center and via live stream) will be asked to give their votes for the best act. The first results are:
Today we have watched the first rehearsals of day two. In our opinion Belgium put down the best reheasal of the day. Croatia, Norway, Romania have some serious work to do. Cyprus and Israel were oke. Azerbaijan had a strong rehearsal, with some little dance issues. Ukarain’s act is not specificly our cup of tea, but the act and vocals are very good in its kind. Bookmakers favorite Malta did not impress yet.
Destiny appears onstage in a pink outfit, just like her dancers. Destiny lives up to all expectations vocally. “Je me casse” is a swinging, dynamic song, but as yet they don’t know how to convey the dynamics. It must now be said that both the favorites of 2018 (Netta) and 2019 (Duncan) did not impress at all during their first rehearsal, and we all know how that ended. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Go_A appears on stage with singer Kateryna Pavlenko in a greenish robe and the men, both the two musicians and the dancers, in white. The dancers have a kind of luminous halo that they keep behind their heads. They are in the middle of what most resembles a forest after an atomic eruption. There are many and intense visuals. Towards the end we see people who seem to be on the run from something. Vocally (whether you like her voice or not) this performance was fine. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Efendi is dressed in a sexy black outfit, just like her 4 dancers. Everything is right, vocals, the act, choreography. The background has strong visuals, with a large copper sphere. The whole looks and sounds a little bit Egyptian, as if Efendi also wants to do her “Cleopatra” from last year some credit too. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Roxen alternately stands and lies on stage, in the midst of her dancers, who are dressed in black and white. Roxen still seems to be wearing her regular clothes. Regarding her pronunciation: Roxen sings in English, which is not always clear. Also vocally there is still some gains to be made. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Benny Cristo appears in a gold bomber jacket, with bleached hair, flanked by 4 dancers. The graphics are quite busy, which apparently makes something else happen on stage. Vocally, he seems to hold back very much and not give everything. He had also announced this in advance. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
We see singer Uku Suviste in front of a luminous white circle, in a white shirt and loose tie. The graphics show a dark cloudy sky and lightning bolts. Typically Dutch weather. The whole act looks sober and modest. The vocals are quite unstable, especially in the low tones. In Cooperation withEurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Senhit enters with a gold-colored icon on her head. The 4 dancers are dressed in suits and wear a mask. The big question about this rehearsal was of course: Is Flo Rida showing up, or not? The answer is no. Senhit splashes off the screen in terms of enthusiasm, vocally, however, she knows (not) to convince. Senhit comes across as enthusiastic and dynamic, unfortunately this does not apply to her voice. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Yesterday the Second day of the rehearsals started, 9 countries performed for the first time on the Eurovision stage. As a tradition also this year the accredited press (in the press center and via live stream) were be asked to give their votes for the best act. These are the results
Yesterday the first day of the rehearsals started, 6 countries performed for the first time on the Eurovision stage. As a tradition also this year the accredited press (in the press center and via live stream) will be asked to give their votes for the best act. The first results are:
Today we have watched the first rehearsals of day two. In our opinion Belgium put down the best reheasal of the day. Croatia, Norway, Romania have some serious work to do. Cyprus and Israel were oke. Azerbaijan had a strong rehearsal, with some little dance issues. Ukarain’s act is not specificly our cup of tea, but the act and vocals are very good in its kind. Bookmakers favorite Malta did not impress yet.
Destiny appears onstage in a pink outfit, just like her dancers. Destiny lives up to all expectations vocally. “Je me casse” is a swinging, dynamic song, but as yet they don’t know how to convey the dynamics. It must now be said that both the favorites of 2018 (Netta) and 2019 (Duncan) did not impress at all during their first rehearsal, and we all know how that ended. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Go_A appears on stage with singer Kateryna Pavlenko in a greenish robe and the men, both the two musicians and the dancers, in white. The dancers have a kind of luminous halo that they keep behind their heads. They are in the middle of what most resembles a forest after an atomic eruption. There are many and intense visuals. Towards the end we see people who seem to be on the run from something. Vocally (whether you like her voice or not) this performance was fine. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Efendi is dressed in a sexy black outfit, just like her 4 dancers. Everything is right, vocals, the act, choreography. The background has strong visuals, with a large copper sphere. The whole looks and sounds a little bit Egyptian, as if Efendi also wants to do her “Cleopatra” from last year some credit too. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU
Roxen alternately stands and lies on stage, in the midst of her dancers, who are dressed in black and white. Roxen still seems to be wearing her regular clothes. Regarding her pronunciation: Roxen sings in English, which is not always clear. Also vocally there is still some gains to be made. In Cooperation with Eurovision Artists Photo Credits: EBU