Comte Arnau
02-10-2012, 06:37 PM
As there are no sections for Andorra, I put it here. :D
Andorra is not going to participate again in Eurovision (the country has even left the European Broadcasting Union), which means that my language is not going to be heard in the Eurovision festival again. :( So I'm leaving here the six entries of the country's short history in the festival as a sort of little homage. :)
1. The first one, 2004, Andorran Marta Roure and her Jugarem a estimar-nos (We'll play at loving each other). The one recalled more tenderly.
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2. 2005. A Dutch woman living in Andorra, Marian van de Wal, sings La mirada interior (The Inner Glance), backed by vocals from Spanish Anabel Conde (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anabel_Conde). Regarded by some as the best but riskiest of the six.
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3. 2006. An Asturian living in Andorra, Jennifer Serrano (Jenny), sings jazzy Sense tu (Without you). The one with the fewer votes of the six entries.
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4. 2007. Andorra changes of style: a "pop-punk" male band instead of a female solo, and both Catalan and English instead of only Catalan. Anonymous sing Salvem el món (Let's save the world). Of all Andorran entries this is the one which received a higher number of votes.
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5. 2008. A solo girl again. This time it was a Catalan singer from the Spanish Idol show, Gisela, singing Casanova in English with only one line in Catalan. This sugary girl always lives in a Disneyish world of her own...
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6. 2009. The last entry, La teva decisió (Get a Life) was performed by a Danish singer living in Andorra, Susanne Georgi. The song was half in Catalan and English.
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This girl had been one of the members of the Euro-bubblegum dance duo Me & My, who had had a hit around Europe in the middle 90's called Dub-I-Dub.
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Andorra is not going to participate again in Eurovision (the country has even left the European Broadcasting Union), which means that my language is not going to be heard in the Eurovision festival again. :( So I'm leaving here the six entries of the country's short history in the festival as a sort of little homage. :)
1. The first one, 2004, Andorran Marta Roure and her Jugarem a estimar-nos (We'll play at loving each other). The one recalled more tenderly.
9JDvhww0vjw
2. 2005. A Dutch woman living in Andorra, Marian van de Wal, sings La mirada interior (The Inner Glance), backed by vocals from Spanish Anabel Conde (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anabel_Conde). Regarded by some as the best but riskiest of the six.
YzosTNzuvak
3. 2006. An Asturian living in Andorra, Jennifer Serrano (Jenny), sings jazzy Sense tu (Without you). The one with the fewer votes of the six entries.
WSc_RWT-EJc
4. 2007. Andorra changes of style: a "pop-punk" male band instead of a female solo, and both Catalan and English instead of only Catalan. Anonymous sing Salvem el món (Let's save the world). Of all Andorran entries this is the one which received a higher number of votes.
VmiV8bbNjQo
5. 2008. A solo girl again. This time it was a Catalan singer from the Spanish Idol show, Gisela, singing Casanova in English with only one line in Catalan. This sugary girl always lives in a Disneyish world of her own...
t32IK0T3aXk
6. 2009. The last entry, La teva decisió (Get a Life) was performed by a Danish singer living in Andorra, Susanne Georgi. The song was half in Catalan and English.
6zukfWaIggY
This girl had been one of the members of the Euro-bubblegum dance duo Me & My, who had had a hit around Europe in the middle 90's called Dub-I-Dub.
XTjJ2_P5P4U