RTVE, the Spanish broadcaster, has just announced that the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024 will take place in Madrid on Saturday 16 November. The competing artists will perform in the Caja Mágica. The Spanish capital, Madrid, has been chose as the host city for Junior Eurovision 2024. The 22nd edition of the contest will take place in Caja Mágica on …
Disclaimer: All image credits belong to the EBU and their house photographers, Sarah Louise Bennett and Alma Bengtsson. Welcome back to the final day of the individual rehearsals here at the Malmö Arena! Today, the direct finalists: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the host country, Sweden, took the stage to rehearse for the second time, thus completing …
And now it’s time for our final three rehearsals of the day from France, Spain, and Italy – who are all rehearsing for the very first time on stage. Earlier this afternoon we was the other Big 5 and host countries United Kingdom, Germany, and Sweden run their performances so check our recap article to see what they have planned …
As more days as passing by, more votes are slowly revealed from the OGAE clubs around the world, we’ve now received the votes from both Spain and Croatia. Now that one of the hard pulling countries have revealed their votes, how far is the push back? Results from Spain This is a big one, with votes from 442 members from …
We are set to have a whirlwind of a day today across Europe, as a multitude of countries will begin their selection processes, and we are set to receive four new Eurovision songs. In case you aren’t keeping up, selections are taking place today in Ukraine, Norway, Sweden, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, and Spain. 🇺🇦 Ukraine – Vidbir 2024 (17:00 CET) …
Last night we received the final four qualifiers for the Benidorm final, which means that it’s time to open the voting lines in our new poll! We want YOU to tell us who you want to win it all tomorrow night, earning the right to represent Spain in Eurovision 2024. Remember you can only vote once – so make it …
Competition was pretty intense in Benidorm tonight. Eight acts competed in the second semi-final of Benidorm Fest 2024, all of them hoping to advance to the final and join the first four finalist from semi final one: Nebulossa, Angy, Sofia Coll and Miss Caffeina. Tonights show was hosted again by Eurovision 2014 artist Ruth Lorenzo, Marc Calderó and Ana Pradas …
Another eight Spanish acts are competing for a chance of a lifetime tonight – a qualification spot in the Benidorm final this coming Saturday and the chance to represent Spain in Eurovision 2024. Ahead of tonight’s show we asked YOU who should take those four spots, and you showed up. In fact a total of 86 votes were cast in …
Last night Eurovision fans were able to enjoy the first semi-final of Spain’s Benidorm Fest, and we received the first four qualifiers for the final. And based on the results and our poll, our readers correctly selected three of the four qualifiers from last night’s show. Tomorrow we’re set to do it all over again, with eight more artists set …
We asked you to cast your votes and tell us who should qualify to the Benidorm final, and now we’re ready to reveal the results. A total of 49 votes were collected in our poll, and two artists received a very clear majority of the votes – Angy Fernández and Sofia Coll. Our readers also selected Nebulossa as the third qualifier …
