Do it for your lover eurovision

España 1979 eurovisión

«Hazlo por tu amante» es una canción interpretada por el cantante español Manel Navarro y escrita por él mismo junto a Antonio Rayo «Rayito»[1] La canción fue lanzada como descarga digital el 13 de enero de 2017 a través de Sony Music Spain. Representó a España en el Festival de Eurovisión 2017[2] La canción quedó última en la general en la final del concurso.

El 12 de enero de 2017 se confirmó que Navarro sería uno de los seis finalistas que competirían en Objetivo Eurovisión 2017, la final nacional de España para el Festival de Eurovisión 2017[3] El 11 de febrero de 2017, la noche de la final, Navarro quedó primero con los jurados y tercero con el público español, empatando con Mirela y su canción «Contigo». El jurado deshizo entonces el empate a favor de Navarro, que fue declarado ganador[4] Al ser España miembro del «Big Five», pasó automáticamente a la final, celebrada el 13 de mayo de 2017 en Kiev (Ucrania)[5][6].

Manel Navarro interpretó la canción en directo durante la final del Festival de Eurovisión 2017 en Kiev, Ucrania, el 13 de mayo de 2017. Hans Pannecoucke fue el director de escena de esta actuación.[13] En el clímax de la canción, Navarro desafinó notoriamente, y su mal resultado se atribuyó en parte a ello.[14] No obtuvo ningún punto de los jurados profesionales y solo cinco del televoto del público (todos de Portugal), quedando en el vigésimo sexto (último) lugar de la final.[15]

Spain eurovision 1990

The surfing website carries on its front page the article that disembowels «the surfing halo» of the video clip of the young man from Sabadell, which is not among the first among the Eurovision bets, and that has been quite criticized in the networks after the first rehearsals at the International Exhibition Center in Kiev.

«The painful thing is not only the caricaturing of a sport that all advertisers seem to want to squeeze and give ass, but that the joke gets to take on so much importance as to send a guy playing that role to represent a whole country at the level of Europe,» the article argues.

Eurovision 2017 objective.

‘Do it for your lover’: The song starts in Spanish talking about how sometimes things happen, sometimes another, and sometimes different things happen. All very casual. And then the chorus comes and literally tells us in English: «do it for your lover, do it for your lover, clap your hands and do it for your lover». Couldn’t that same nonsense be said in Spanish and go more unnoticed?

Dancing in the rain’: Ruth Lorenzo, like Manel, composed the song that also came with one foot in Cervantes and another in Shakespeare. Its most remembered part, because it was repeated more than garlic throughout the three minutes, is «we’re dancing in the rain», that is to say «we’re dancing in the rain». Thus, we find the biggest high moment when Ruth sings «we’re dancing in the rain. The rain, the rain. Dancing. Dancing.»

‘La noche es para mí’: Soraya Arnelas looked like ass with ‘La noche es para mí’, with its fusion of Arabic rhythms and dance pop. The lyrics don’t particularly tell a story either, just a girl who is a winner, like «you guys are at my feet». And in her chorus she said «come on and take me, came on and shake me, I want to know how you feel about me». So she literally asked them to come on and take her and shake her, like that new Colacao.

Eurovision 2017 entries

The song in question was the one presented by Portugal, ‘Amar pelos dois’, by Salvador Sobral. With a total of 758 points, the Lusitanian singer obtained the highest score of the edition by both the jury and the audience, won Eurovision and broke an all-time record.

Salvador Sobral’s song is followed on the podium by ‘1944’ by Jamala, the 2016 representative of Ukraine, although by far: the song scored 534 points. Netta, the 2018 winner for Israel with ‘Toy’, scored a similar figure, 529 points.