HE ‘Nebulossa’s song ‘Zorra’ will not be subject to any censorship in its entry to the next edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. This was confirmed by the answer given by the European Broadcasting Union, the organization responsible for the festival, when asked about the controversies that arose after El País’ victory in the third edition of Benidorm Fest.
“The EBU is aware that there are many interpretations regarding the name of the song submitted by RTVE to represent Spain in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. As RTVE explained to us, considering the intended use of the song in the context of its lyrics and message, We concluded that the song qualifies for this year’s competition.anyone. “The performance of the song in May will be agreed with the producers at a later date, as with all participating performances,” he said.
In this way, the EBU clarifies this situation in a context where its regulations set out specific rules regarding profanity: “No letters, speeches or gestures of a political nature will be permitted. There is no insults or unacceptable language.“.
Last Sunday, in the final press call of Benidorm Fest 2024, RTVE closed ranks on the controversy after a journalist recalled having to eliminate the word ‘cazzo’ (Italian for shit) ahead of Måneskin’s participation. With ‘Zitti e buoni’ at Eurovision 2021.
“The offer is clear and if you look up what whore means in the dictionary RAE The definition is very clear. It is a song that we understand that its lyrics are completely in accordance with current legislation.” said the communications and engagement manager in response to the journalist who asked the question.
“I think what you are asking us is not exactly the same. Cazzo Eizaguirre added to the media in this call: “That’s exactly what it is and what does slut mean in our dictionary?” he added.