The most anticipated festival of the year presented different performances from 26 candidate countries to win the crystal microphone. Blanca Paloma defends the song ‘Eaea’ on stage in Liverpool Eurovision 2023 captivated audiences from all over the world. Each country has different offers. sets and choreographies examined in detail by both the jury and the audience.
One of these moments did not go unnoticed and belonged to the 14th performance. Czech Republic by Vesna with the song ‘My Sister’s Crown’. This song is a feminist message reinforces the concept of empowerment they want to convey with their performance. With great theatricality, the song repeats ‘We are not your toys’ anyone “Don’t take my sister’s crown from her.”
The Czech group tried to convey a clear message to the community, not only through their song but also through the staging that showed the sign. help identify gender violence.
Launched by the Canadian Women’s Foundation, this sign was created in 2020 during the pandemic lockdown. So the foundation spread the movement on its social networks to be able to use it as a tool. dealing with abuse cases to women around the world, which has increased during the pandemic due to domestic isolation caused by covid.
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HE 016 deals with victims of all forms of violence against women. It is a free and confidential phone that provides service in 53 languages and does not leave a mark on the bill. Information is also provided via e-mail. [email protected] and counseling and psychosocial care via WhatsApp number 600 000 016. In addition, minors can contact the ANAR phone number. 900 20 20 10. All resources against gender violence.
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