carlosmstraductor
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Hello everybody.
First of all, I would like to know what do you think about the song "Shiru" performed by Lakahat Shiru (Sara'le Sharon, Guy Bracha, Rachel Haim, Julia Proiter, Benny Nadler and Varda Zimar), which represented Israel in Millstreet 1993.
In my humble opinion, it is a hackneyed, shallow, amateurish and schmaltzy song with a ridiculous choreography and all voices were out of tune in Millstreet. Their clothes were also ridiculous. Moreover, I'm completely sure it won Kdam Eurovision 1993 because of conservative judges who wanted the same traditional easy formula and didn't want to send something riskier like "Ani ana" (Mizrahi) or "Re'ach ve-tzeva" (Latin/Brazilian) or even "Parpar" (countertenor).
Regarding lyrics, it's a stereotypical/clichéd and old-school Ashkenazi song with a brotherly and conservative message which didn't succeed among the juries due to its lack of originality and dreadful live performance.
All the best
Carlos M.S.
First of all, I would like to know what do you think about the song "Shiru" performed by Lakahat Shiru (Sara'le Sharon, Guy Bracha, Rachel Haim, Julia Proiter, Benny Nadler and Varda Zimar), which represented Israel in Millstreet 1993.
In my humble opinion, it is a hackneyed, shallow, amateurish and schmaltzy song with a ridiculous choreography and all voices were out of tune in Millstreet. Their clothes were also ridiculous. Moreover, I'm completely sure it won Kdam Eurovision 1993 because of conservative judges who wanted the same traditional easy formula and didn't want to send something riskier like "Ani ana" (Mizrahi) or "Re'ach ve-tzeva" (Latin/Brazilian) or even "Parpar" (countertenor).
Regarding lyrics, it's a stereotypical/clichéd and old-school Ashkenazi song with a brotherly and conservative message which didn't succeed among the juries due to its lack of originality and dreadful live performance.
All the best
Carlos M.S.