HUNGARY 2013 - ByeAlex - Kedvesem

[PeterLPZ]

One point from me.

 

[euronut]

For the 2nd time in 3 years Hungary is my fav song. I love this. It will be getting my vote.

 

[Smudy]

This just has something, i don't know. I start to like this a lot.

 

[Mrm]

I loved it from the beginning, wasn't my favorite to win A Dal, but definitely one of the strongest entries this year!

 

[Scooby]

I must agree with Mrm, this is one of the strongest entry this year.

And Hungary is my new 12 pointer

 

[Sabrewulf238]

I feel like this song is far too much of a grower.....it might not get enough support in the semis. I could see this performing better in the final if it gets through though.

It's growing on me, there's a very interesting quality to the song that I'm liking.

 

[CypriotGirl]

I gave it 10 points but now I change it to 8. I still like it but I can't imagine it as a Eurovision entry. It's quite boring and monotonous for a live show.

 

[Mannone]

Proper publicity for his language. Apart from that, this is mere lullably idling. I wont listen again.

Padding!

 

[Rusch]

Proper publicity for his language. Apart from that, this is mere lullably idling. I wont listen again.

Padding!

That is maybe an error, because after a couple of times you start to hum the tune. I would like to adjust my vote from 8 to 12.
This is now one of my favs this year.

 

[demonl]

Sounds like the music in one of those wanky ads for some crappy phone

 

[Milos-BC]

This song is a bit too generic and monotone but I still quite enjoy it. Each and every day it climbs a bit in my rankings I would love to see it in the final, even though that mission will be quite tough.

 

[balizeg]

http://www.facebook.com/maradjtalpon.m1?fref=ts
MTV has a quiz show called Maradj talpon!; and tomorrow they'll air a special edition with participants from A Dal.
The videoclip made for the remix version (and esc version) will be aired right after.

 

[A-lister]

So the song will be partly in English now? (according to wikipedia that is)... so much for keeping it Hungarian

 

[balizeg]

So the song will be partly in English now? (according to wikipedia that is)... so much for keeping it Hungarian

If I go there and add French then according to Wikipedia it will be party in French.
Yesterday according to Wikipedia Hungary finished 17th with 0 points in the semi as someone added that.

Few days ago he asked his Facebook fans saying he wants to sing in Hungarian, but he doesn't know much about ESC so he was curious about opinions. Most people said it should stay in Hungarian.
I told him that if he translated to English he wouldnt be able to have a female backing singer (the chorus in Hungarian is unisex, in English it would be obvious whether kedvesem is he or she) And I got a like from him
But he'll record an English version for promotional use.

 

[LakZaNokte]

i hope he's reading this so here's a message:

ONLY HUNGARIAN, DON'T CHANGE ANYTHING!



i'm still loving this song, it's in constant battle with norway for my 1st place

 

[DerMoment1608]

i hope he's reading this so here's a message:

ONLY HUNGARIAN, DON'T CHANGE ANYTHING!

If you want to be more sure that he may will read it, here is the Facebook-Question where he asked in which language he should sing balizeg mentioned: A Kedvesem dalt,... | Facebook

I just posted something myself there, he mustn't change it

 

[ShoeFlo]

Not my cup of tea, not at all

2 points

 

[balizeg]

http://www.facebook.com/maradjtalpon.m1?fref=ts
MTV has a quiz show called Maradj talpon!; and tomorrow they'll air a special edition with participants from A Dal.
The videoclip made for the remix version (and esc version) will be aired right after.

Lilla Polyák won the game in the end

The videoclip was aired right after, and here it is:

 

[Katinka]

I really like this, this is a nice, interesting song. Love also the language.

 

[A-lister]

I'm confused? Is the ESC version partly in English or what? If not can anyone with a wiki account delete English because it's disturbing

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