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“The flying dolphin is Yohanna” (Daði Freyr)

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"The flying dolphin is Yohanna" (Daði Freyr) In yesterday's Meet & Greet, Daði og Gagnamagnið were asked about the Eurovision references in their performance. The flying dolphin, as we now learned, is indeed a reference to the dolphin in Iceland 2009's backdrop....

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“This is not how we dress, normally, in Norway.” (TIX)

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"This is not how we dress, normally, in Norway." (TIX) In yesterday's Meet & Greet with TIX, the Norwegian singer explained the message about his staging (basically being restrained by one's demons and insecurities) - and eventually pointed out that people in...

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Tschüss, Lys

Lys Assia wasn’t just a grande dame – her status in the context of Eurovision was much more sacred. If anybody ever embodied divinity in the world of Eurovision, it was her. Felix shares his personal memories and says farewell to an icon.

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The online world of Eurovision: Are we at a turning point?

The online world of Eurovision: Are we at a turning point?

As a current scandal in the world of social media hits the headlines, we thought it was time to remind you of some more independent places for your Eurovision fandom needs. They may be old-school, but they could be the alternative for you. What if you decide to quit social media? Where can you find friends and discuss Eurovision? It’s not as hopeless as it seems – and we have the answers!

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Stockholm in March, then… and now?

Stockholm in March, then… and now?

There are national finals. And then there's Melodifestivalen. Whether you like it or not, there's no doubt that the Swedish preselection is - by far - the most popular and most talked-about national final format that exists in our Eurovision world. It's as polarising...

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