Having known Marta's work for over a decade I am certain that she is eclectic enough to pull off some very impressive impersonations of other artists.
However the fact the she is entering this sort of contest makes me wonder (plus a few recent facts of her career).
This format debuted in my country years ago, first season was interesting to follow for the novelty of the format. The next one and still the third possibly were watchable on the aftermath. However this format grows old pretty quickly. Here in Portugal those who took part were artists "looking for scraps"...like a sidejob sort of thing, they were really not in the limelight - not famous enough or have-beens.
So I wonder what's the actual situation of Marta...seems she turned her focus more to her birthplace for a few years now? Would it be fair to say that she is more on the spolight in her native Czech Republic than the place that really saw her building her career, Germany? Probably some German input will be needed here, if available.
I'm sure the format will be a success just like it was in here and that Marta will grow even more popular in Czech Republic for a while. I'm more concerned about her status in Germany. It's a much bigger market after all. Die Happy were never really huge but still pretty mainstream. But looking at their recent record seems that the band is falling out of favor, so to speak.
I wonder if this re-approach of Marta to her native land is related to the fact that she married a Czech, represented the country in ESC, etc.
As in, is she exploring alternative options for her career at the moment because she feels like doing it or would it be not so wrong to assume that her career is not going up so much anymore?
Really hope not, she's a really talented and super energetic artist. I hope that this opportunity brings her chances to at least get in touch with her idols (some of those she will impersonate) and may open her some doors unopened until this moment.
But obviously I can't help but think of the winners of the Portuguese editions...nobody really cares for them. Very ephemeral TV show.
Best of lucks to Marta still.
However the fact the she is entering this sort of contest makes me wonder (plus a few recent facts of her career).
This format debuted in my country years ago, first season was interesting to follow for the novelty of the format. The next one and still the third possibly were watchable on the aftermath. However this format grows old pretty quickly. Here in Portugal those who took part were artists "looking for scraps"...like a sidejob sort of thing, they were really not in the limelight - not famous enough or have-beens.
So I wonder what's the actual situation of Marta...seems she turned her focus more to her birthplace for a few years now? Would it be fair to say that she is more on the spolight in her native Czech Republic than the place that really saw her building her career, Germany? Probably some German input will be needed here, if available.
I'm sure the format will be a success just like it was in here and that Marta will grow even more popular in Czech Republic for a while. I'm more concerned about her status in Germany. It's a much bigger market after all. Die Happy were never really huge but still pretty mainstream. But looking at their recent record seems that the band is falling out of favor, so to speak.
I wonder if this re-approach of Marta to her native land is related to the fact that she married a Czech, represented the country in ESC, etc.
As in, is she exploring alternative options for her career at the moment because she feels like doing it or would it be not so wrong to assume that her career is not going up so much anymore?
Really hope not, she's a really talented and super energetic artist. I hope that this opportunity brings her chances to at least get in touch with her idols (some of those she will impersonate) and may open her some doors unopened until this moment.
But obviously I can't help but think of the winners of the Portuguese editions...nobody really cares for them. Very ephemeral TV show.
Best of lucks to Marta still.