White Dove, unusual and veiled
Blanca Paloma breaks down the stereotypes held by the specialist press regarding Spain: “She can sing calmly, comfortably, in harmony,” writes journalists in Liverpool. Some, more daringly, call “EaEa” “annoying”, which does not prevent it from being among the favorites and placing what has already become fixed at Eurovision: Spain is no longer a disaster, now competing at the top.
“That’s great, I really like it,” says Aaron Spencer, British journalist for Pinknews. “It’s a catchy song and one of the favourites. You shouldn’t miss it. Finland and Sweden are the favourites, but I think Spain could definitely be there. It could be a cover.”
Jessica Will adds, “I like it, it’s different from the traditional songs Spain has offered in other years. Blanca Paloma has a great voice, you can sing it at the same time when you listen to it, and I love it,” adds Jessica Will. Working for the Swiss edition of 20 Minutes.
The journalists consulted agreed that Spain’s proposal went beyond what they expected from this country, breaking the tradition of a “partying” and “Latin” country, and still one of the best that could be heard at the festival this year. .