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Angelina has the song and Annalisa has the voice.
If it's between 2 women then I guess Diodato is winning /s /unmanifest (he has a very nice song actually)
I like Mahmood's entry as well, but I'm getting tired of Eurovision acts trying to return only after 2-3 years.
Why do Filip Baloś's 'Duga je noc' and DIAMANTI GREZZI start the exact same way. Am I missing a reference?
Musical instruments have a specific number, there are seven notes, musical genres are defined, although always in an evolutionary phase. To these add the randomness and stylistic influences that an artist brings in his trunk (for example, many rock punkers were inspired by T.S.O.L. or David Bowie "stole" many elements from Lou Reed and Iggy Pop or even the first John Lennon and Freddy Mercury drew heavily from the myth of Elvis). It is normal that some songs may have traits in common. We cannot talk about plagiarism. To be considered plagiarism it must be determined by a pool of experts and a jury whether or not the song in question exceeds a certain percentage. If the percentage is not exceeded it cannot be considered plagiarism.
I posted it yesterday but they bought the same sample and used it in their songs at the same place.
Also this song from Portugal 2022.
Well. I think for now Geolier is the big favourite to win; he's landsliding with social interactions and he has a big fandom (the whole Campania). Second best is Annalisa but I think she's far from him. Angelina could be the outsider. Il Volo will finish top 5, maybe even top 3
Musical instruments have a specific number, there are seven notes, musical genres are defined, although always in an evolutionary phase. To these add the randomness and stylistic influences that an artist brings in his trunk (for example, many rock punkers were inspired by T.S.O.L. or David Bowie "stole" many elements from Lou Reed and Iggy Pop or even the first John Lennon and Freddy Mercury drew heavily from the myth of Elvis). It is normal that some songs may have traits in common. We cannot talk about plagiarism. To be considered plagiarism it must be determined by a pool of experts and a jury whether or not the song in question exceeds a certain percentage. If the percentage is not exceeded it cannot be considered plagiarism.
Musical instruments have a specific number, there are seven notes, musical genres are defined, although always in an evolutionary phase. To these add the randomness and stylistic influences that an artist brings in his trunk (for example, many rock punkers were inspired by T.S.O.L. or David Bowie "stole" many elements from Lou Reed and Iggy Pop or even the first John Lennon and Freddy Mercury drew heavily from the myth of Elvis). It is normal that some songs may have traits in common. We cannot talk about plagiarism. To be considered plagiarism it must be determined by a pool of experts and a jury whether or not the song in question exceeds a certain percentage. If the percentage is not exceeded it cannot be considered plagiarism.
Exactly that. And I'll add that if nobody accused Piero Pelú for plagiarism of The Rasmus "Keep your heart broken" back in 2020, except some diehard fans of The Rasmus which were quite popular here in Italy in early 2000's, I think Clara Is safe here... And I think it was more than clear that Pelú took inspiration by that Song for the chorus of "Gigante" since their genres are similar.