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It is a matter of evocate their message with the staging. Nothing more. And close ups to the boys. All of them are cute. From twinks to bears. We need votes.Who says that? This is not really the kind of song that staging can do much for.
The beginning should look like this (looking like flames on the face very intimate)People keep saying that Napa with a great staging will qualify with ease, but what would that staging look like?
Let's say, you, the person reading this, where hired to conceptualize and plan the staging of "Deslocado".
The budged is small, so you can't have more people nor props on stage. Fireworks are also out of the question, but you can do whatever you want with the led walls, lights and on-screen effects. Also keep in mind the unusual shape of the stage.
What would you do?
"Deslocado" isn't an intimate song, but I like your concept. Change the type of lighting to emulate traffic passing by or the blinds of a corporate office instead of a camp fire and that could be a good start.The beginning should look like this (looking like flames on the face very intimate)
Actually something like this would be great for the song
"Deslocado" isn't an intimate song, but I like your concept. Change the type of lighting to emulate traffic passing by or the blinds of a corporate office instead of a camp fire and that could be a good start.
Sidenotte, this kind of staging could have been great for "Tristeza". Part of the lyrics said "Bato the frente com a dor do normal"/"I crash head on into the pain of normalcy". A very poetic way to describe when you sudently you get hit by a wave of sorrow and sadness for no apparent reason. I always imagined it as a wave of light blinding him and disappearing into the back, basically the reverse of what happens in "Grito", where a wave of light comes from the back and fills the screen with white.
Never count on a host nation for diaspora votes. More people watch than usual and vote leaving smaller points for the diaspora.Never!
Switzerland will make sure we get 14th![]()
I would depic a representation of the lyrics in a cinematigrafic way and using the LEDs.People keep saying that Napa with a great staging will qualify with ease, but what would that staging look like?
Let's say, you, the person reading this, where hired to conceptualize and plan the staging of "Deslocado".
The budged is small, so you can't have more people nor props on stage. Fireworks are also out of the question, but you can do whatever you want with the led walls, lights and on-screen effects. Also keep in mind the unusual shape of the stage.
What would you do?
This needs to and WILL qualify.
Sorry, but again, there's no way that 0 slow songs advance in this heavily upbeat semi.
I honestly thinkThis needs to and WILL qualify.
Sorry, but again, there's no way that 0 slow songs advance in this heavily upbeat semi.
Theres just no way this is qualifying. Im pretty sure its going to be the semi last placer.
And yes, there are people that love slow songs ( I am one of them ) but theyve got to have a distinctive melody ( like Saudade Saudade ) or something, this is just flat and torturously boring. No local will vote for a song just coz " its slow ", that doesn't make any sense, it needs to tick more boxes, and this one doesnt.
And people will vote for other songs just because they're loud?
'Cause 50 % of the songs in this semi are doing just that - being loud with no substance.
No they will vote for those coz theyve got distinctive melodies and memorable packages. I know this is a harsh comment but locals will use this as a toilet break, especially after Swedenor they will just be chatting over it after the Sweden excitement
It is impossible. Diaspora will be activated to give some points all over Europe.Theres just no way this is qualifying. Im pretty sure its going to be the semi last placer.
And yes, there are people that love slow songs ( I am one of them ) but theyve got to have a distinctive melody ( like Saudade Saudade ) or something, this is just flat and torturously boring. No local will vote for a song just coz " its slow ", that doesn't make any sense, it needs to tick more boxes, and this one doesnt.
Not 50%... 90%... Eurofans sometimes forget about the demographics of Eurovision. There are a lot of youngsters watching it, but mummies in their 40s to 60s too... How do you think Dons went through the final last year? At this point, I would not be surprised if we get Slovenia and Portugal in the final with Norway and Belgium failing the spots.And people will vote for other songs just because they're loud?
'Cause 50 % of the songs in this semi are doing just that - being loud with no substance.
It is impossible. Diaspora will be activated to give some points all over Europe.
And I do not agree about being flat. No offense and it's nothing about you being Greek, but Asteromata is an example of a flat song. It does not go anywhere. But well, it is nice to disagree sometimes.
Of course, I do not put this song in the same league "Saudade, Saudade", but it is by miles the most successful Portuguese entry in the charts on the pre-season. It means something and we all know how Eurovision fans are biased and blind until the impact.
As a Portuguese and after the FdC meltdown, I actually now find the song rather cute and warming.
But my question remains the same: which aspect of the song will make someone (other than diaspora) pick up the phone and vote for it? I still fail to see it happen.
Also, please for the love of the Madeira gods, pick something else for the recaps. Anything else really.