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Mela just released the videoclip for the song "Água"

I posted it before, but they recently added english captions, so if anyone is curious on how "Grito" was produced, here is the video. Also Luar, the producer, has an ama thread on reddit [here] Edit: I forgot to mention it the previous time I posted this video. Gui Salgueiro, aka, Yanagui...

:es: Rigoberta Bandini - In Spain We Call It Soledad :pt: Nuno Ribeiro ft. Conan Osiris - Rosa

As with last year, with RTP revealing the % of the televote is is possible to calculate how the results would have been if the televote points where proportional to how people voted rather than just adding the top 10 of the judges to the top 10 of the televote. Song Judges % Televote...

A curiosity that I wasn't aware till today: Technically this isn't the first year iolanda competed on Festival da Canção, on 2022 she was part of the team that wrote the song "Mar no Fim"

The graphics for the leds delivered for the production wasn't what they asked for and they had to scrap it, Mimicat said at the time that the vibe they wanted was classy and what they got was tacky. The two individual rehearsals before the semi was pretty much spent revamping things to...

To vote, she has been doing content on her insta and even joined xitter, but there's no content explicitly saying "call this number" like other competitors have done. Edit: A correction, after my initial post complaining of the lack of calls to action she did a reel saying "the lines are still...

I see things a bit muddled, iolanda seems to have more engagement overall, but she hasn't been doing calls to action like other contestants and it may hurt her at the end. She is the only one from semi1 still on the viral top50 of Portugal, at #14 on may 6. There are some contestans, that I'm...

Today they started the rehearsals for the final and they shared some snippets in the broadcast channel on instagram and there won't be any significant changes to any staging in the final, no new props nor more people on stage.

My money is on Iceland withdrawing

I think it's due to the songs that have been selected for semi 1 since then, Serbia and Slovenia have a similar witchy-vibe and Croatia and Finland could be competing directly with the same public as Ireland.

Anyone else feels that we already have too many quirky songs this year? Käärijä won the televote last year but it was because it was Käärijä with the song "Cha Cha Cha", it was lightning in a bottle.

On a radio the show after semi2, they mentioned that one of the criterias for the running order was viewer retention, it makes sense to sprinkle the favorites throughout the show. Also I checked the last 3 running orders in the wiki and the winners of the televote in the semis performed arround...

The lineup for the final is up: 01. Silk Nobre 02. Rita Onofre 03. Noble 04. Buba Espinho 05. Nena 06. Iolanda 07. No Maka ft, Ana Maria 08. Cristina Clara 09. Rita Rocha 10. Leo Middea 11. Perpétua 12. João Borsch Like previous years, the televote is also open and people can start calling

I wouldn't say a nobody, Silk Nobre was the front man for Cais Sodré Funk Connection for many many years. Portugal will be voting the next prime minister the day after the final and as in every country in europe, there's a possibility that a far-right party will be part of the next government...

It may be to early to say this, but Silk Nobre has the 4th video most video of semi2, with 12k, Buba Espinha has te most, 37k, between the two there's Huca, 17k, and Maria João, 13k, the thing that I find worrying is that Silk Nobre has more engagement(comments and likes) than Buba Espinho and...

There was a brazilian in the 2017 final? I don't know every entry in festival da canção's history, so If I'm wrong someone please correct me, but I think he is the first person to sing in brazilian portuguese in the final.

I don't understand what the hell hapenned, was it the judges, the televote? Buba Espinho and Cristina Clara didn't deserved to reach the final over Huca and Maria João