Luxembourg LUXEMBOURG 2024 - Tali - Fighter

[ESC United Mod Team]

 

[0scar]

And no Netherlands as well. :/

Luxembourg didn't lose any possibly friendly points there, are not as close as you'd guess

but yeah Luxembourg is in big trouble
No Israel either

 

[Sabrewulf238]

I feel like the only thing Luxembourg has going for it right now are the "Hey you're back" votes.

Maybe that will still be enough to get them over the line.

Though I guess how much you care about voting that way might depend on if you have any memory of Luxembourg competing in the contest before. (or you're a superfan who loves old Luxembourg entries) For a lot of people I guess Luxembourg will just feel like a new country participating.

 

[HarryUK]

I'm watching the interval back with all the former winners and it's reinforced my desire to have Charlotte Perrelli back for Sweden!!!

 

[ZoboCamel]

I'm putting this in the Malta-bucket of "perfectly functional but entirely forgettable radio pop." I never quite got the praise for it when the studio versions came out, and the live performance (while fine) did nothing more to convince me.

It does at least get a slight leg up over Malta for the native language, the decently moody verses and the less-irritating chorus melody, but that's still only enough to stretch it to , I think.

 

[Gera11]

This is fading incredibly fast, downgraded it to a

 

[Yoozek]

That's a tough one to sing right, while it's not making a grand impression at the same time. Pity, that song written by Elsie Bay was a better choice imho.

 

[crashworld]

This is more up my alley. Pretty good. Very mainstream. I can even see this being France's entry too.
Giving this a .

 

[SpiritofKeiino]

I don't think this is qualifying. I struggle to see where it would get enough support from, to qualify. I don't believe the 'welcome back' vote is getting them over the line.

 

[ayzelto]

9 songs selected and this remains my favourite so far.

 

[BernadetteCydonia]

I don't think this is qualifying. I struggle to see where it would get enough support from, to qualify. I don't believe the 'welcome back' vote is getting them over the line.

the diaspora from that country will urge others to vote themselves (if not kicked out) and Lux

 

[SpiritofKeiino]

the diaspora from that country will urge others to vote themselves (if not kicked out) and Lux

True, is that enough though?

 

[shameless]

I think its not that bad? Might be a borderline qualifier like Albinas Tik Tok (which WOULD have qualified under the current system).

 

[Phoenix]

The production is kinda dated, it sounds like a song that would come out the same year when Ain't It Funny by J.Lo was a hit. You'd think that would be a compliment, but... eh, it doesn't do much for me. Hmm, they better invest in sim cards.

 

[moop]

went into this one expecting dogshit. 3 minutes later its my favorite out of the songs released this year. pure quality.

 

[Wynnter]

Not a bad return from Luxembourg after 30 years, though the staging for this one really needs to pop in order for some decent qualification and success at the contest. The song itself is neatly written and produced I guess? It does kind of keep running still for me personally. And doesn't try anything interesting for its duration. Amongst the competition it may easily get forgotten by me at least. I do like the french language though.

points.

 

[LakZaNokte]

I actually like this.
Not that it’s the best entry ever but it’ fairly decent.

 

[mup]

Welcome back ! It's cool to share talented Dardust as composer of this comeback entry! Good luck in May from !

 

[mauve]

Had to downgrade it to a . This song just gives me absolutely nothing. Hope Luxembourg comes back stronger with own songs next year!

 

[Iker]

The production is kinda dated, it sounds like a song that would come out the same year when Ain't It Funny by J.Lo was a hit. You'd think that would be a compliment, but... eh, it doesn't do much for me. Hmm, they better invest in sim cards.

They cannot hope for any ... diaspora help which won't help Luxembourg as not many Luxembourgians live abroad and they themselves only constitute a majority of inhabitants in some smaller towns in their country nowadays. A lot of ethnicities/countries have prominent diasporas in Luxembourg on the other hand. I do wonder how much of this will be visible in the very first televote results from Luxembourg.

 

[empo21]

Downgrading to a

Luxembourg quickly fell into "reaching for foreign songwriters to make bland pop numbers" trap in their first modern eurovision (im hearing all the songs are produced by Tali Eshkoli's company?) This year they might qualify (I'm sure the hosts will make a big deal about their return), but this isn't going to work long term.