good lord i can hear from here in brazil the sound of all the maltese wigs being snatchedJournalist: But it was later, first we had jury votes.
Michał: I wasn't interested.
Journalist: Really? Didn't you as an artist feel that it was a mistake, something is wrong..
Michał: What was wrong?
Journalist: Points, so few...
Michał: This is jury, I don't have any influence, I sang for the audience, not for juries.
Margaret is very happy for Michał's success, she said he should've been higher but the must important is that many people fell in love with his song.
What's that cheap scoreboard?
Official sales chart
This song was never a contender for anything, and the low score that it had in the jury voting proves it.
Why did it qualify for the grand final then?
Provided that the song scored enough points in order to sail through the semi-final, then I don't see why it shouldn't be a contender for the golden trophee, as Malta, Spain or even Germany was.
I said it many times, it was mostly because of the whole "fetishism" that had been created around the figure of Michał Szpak. If that same song had been sung by somebody else less freakish, it would've had a "Made of stars"-result in the televoting.
Poland in 1999 sent a similar entry to this one, but that one ended up 18th. Just saying...
People's taste for music might not evolve since 1999...
It should probably have been regressing.