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Why?In order for the prophecy to be fullfilled....hold the contest in Lausanne. I want Croatia to win next year.
Is there any footage showing how that thing he's standing on works? Who built it, who came up with it, how did he practice with it? I've seen surprisingly little about it, considering how everyone who saw it comments on it.
1988 Contest held in LausanneWhy?
Is there any other country in Europe besides Croatia?
They just had their moment and they will have their next big opportunity to try to win in a very long time.
Same here. I'm just relieved it's not Israel tbh. I'm sorry for BL but on the positive side he has entered the hall of Eurovision Legends and I'm sure will reappear at future Eurovisions and have a good careerSo happy for Nemo and so sad for Marco at the same time!
Wow, thanks for providing this! This is actually very tricky because the movements of the people in black has to be so on point. I assumed the platform was remotely controlled mostly, so its very cool to see that it indeed wasn't.Knowing that two guys had to move the disc manually and time everything perfectly without being seen on camera makes the staging more impressive.
Oh shit, totally did not realize thatKnowing that two guys had to move the disc manually and time everything perfectly without being seen on camera makes the staging more impressive.
You would expect the country that came out on top when it comes to the mean average wealth per adult at a whopping $685,230 to use that technologyOh shit, totally did not realize that
I thought everything with the disc was programmed automatically and Nemo "only" had to time his movements properly.
People often say that it's way better on TV than in the arena but I absolutely loved seeing all the production behind the scenes when I was at semi 1 last year, the herd of stage hands running at superhuman speeds is crazyVideos like these remind you that the camera and props people are the unsung heroes of Eurovision