Ian Fowell and Graham Ridge had seen two more rehearsals. One by ROBIN BENNGTSSON who had performed at Eurovision in 2017 for Sweden and DOTTER who is one of the favourites to win on Saturday.
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Sweden: Robin Bengtsson and The Mamas make it to the final of 2020 Melodifestivalen
The first semi-final of the 2020 Melodifestivalen took place in Sweden in Linköping. Two acts made it to the final and two acts go to the second chance Andra Chansen selection later this month.
The two acts to qualify were –
- Robin Bengtsson – Take A Chance
- The Mamas – Move
The two acts for Andra Chansen –
- Malou Prytz – Ballerina
- Felix Sandman – Boys With Emotions
Source: ESC Covers
SWEDEN 2017 – I CAN’T GO ON – ROBIN BENGTSSON
The second post of 6 over 2017 promo singles – comparing those obtained in Kyiv to those designed in Johannesburg. Here is SWEDEN and their song I CAN’T GO ON by Robin Bengtsson.
PROMO SINGLE – SWEDEN
CD singles are becoming more and more rare and even Sweden, where singles were very popular now almost have nothing. Since 2016 fans and press get USB sticks and most of the Melodifestival songs are only available as downloads. Although there were some rare promo singles of I CAN’T GO ON by Robin Bengtsson, ESCCovers decided to have a promo single designed which looks stunning.
VOTING SHOCK/SURPRISE – SWEDEN
Today in voting shock or surprise, we turn to SWEDEN. Difficult to find a shock or surprise, but it seems Sweden likes to end 5th if they do not win – Robin Bengtsson was the 9th time Sweden ended in 5th place.
COMPETITION TIME – SWEDEN
Today it is third of our 4 competitions – this time it is Sweden.
The prize you can win is the ROBIN BENGTSSON “I can’t go on” bag.
To win this, you have to do the following:
1 – go and like the Eurovision coverage facebook
2 – write to us at roy@esccovers.com and mention the name of Robin’s song from the 2016 Swedish selection
All entries will again be put into a hat and one will be drawn. That person will be asked to send us his/her postal address for the bag.
GOOD LUCK VIDEO – SWEDEN 2017
The members of the OGAE Rest of the world fan club has been extremely creative and did good luck videos to all the 42 participants at rhe 2017 Eurovision song contest in Kyiv. We will highlight all of them, starting with SWEDEN
SWEDEN EUROVISION 2017 WINNER
Robin Bengtsson has won in Sweden with the song “I can’t go on”. Can he, however, go on and win the whole Eurovision in Kyiv?
He was only third in the Swedish jury vote but won the International jury vote.
Ian Fowell sent us a picture from the Friends arena in Stockholm
SWEDEN – EUROVISION 2017 FINAL
The Swedish selection for Eurovision 2017 in Kyiv takes place tonight.
The show will be held at the Friends Arena in Stockholm and will be hosted by Hasse Andersson, David Lindgren and Clara Henry.
After 4 semi finals and a second chance round, the 28 acts have been narrowed to 12 and they will fight it out to represent Sweden in May.
The Swedish Eurovision entry will be determined via 50/50 public televoting-international jury deliberation.
The Participants for tonight are
- Ace Wilder – Wild child
- Boris René – Her kiss
- Lisa Ajax – I don’t give a
- Robin Bengtsson – I can’t go on
- Jon Henrik Fjällgren feat. Aninia – En värld full av strider
- Anton Hagman – Kiss you goodbye
- Mariette – A million years
- Felix, Oscar & Omar/FO&O – Gotta thing about you
- Nano – Hold on
- Wiktoria – As I lay me down
- Benjamin Ingrosso – Good lovin’
- Owe Thörnqvist – Boogieman blues
It is difficult for ESCCovers to single out who we will promote but finally we decided on FO&O with “Gotta thing about you” as one of the composers Robert “Mutt” Lange is from South Africa and ESC Covers is a South African based website.
ESC Covers at Melodifestivalen 2017: PART I
PART I: The Hunks of Melodifestivalen
ESC Covers says “Välkommen tillbaka” as we return to Stockholm for the final of Melodifestivalen 2017, the Swedish selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Guest editor Dennis Flores from the United States of America will be reporting from Friends Arena in this four-part series.
In this first installment, we playfully focus on the Men of Mello.
Will the Swedish public choose their winner based on looks? As with Eurovision, the entire package of an entry is what decides the winner: the song, the staging, and the look of the artist(s). Sometimes the public is smitten by the good looks.
The Men of Mello Final 2017 are (A) Boris René, (B) Robin Bengtsson, (C) Jon Henrik Fjällgren, (D) Anton Hagman, (E) FO&O (Felix, Oscar, and Omar), (D) Nano, (E) Benjamin Ingrosso, and (F) Owe Thörnqvist.
Dennis’ picks:
3rd Place: Benjamin Ingrosso
Benjamin Ingrosso has that friendly, guy next door look. Watching him on stage, he comes off a bit goofy with his suave dancing.
2nd Place: Anton Hagman
Anton Hagman also has that guy next door look, but with his performance he has that sad, puppy-dog eyes, which surely is trying to play to the audience, after all he did beat Eurovision winner and fan favourite Loreen!
1st Place: Robin Bengtsson
Absolutely without any doubt, Robin is the clear winner here. His icy blue eyes are piercing to the camera. With multiple close-ups and directly staring deep into the viewers at home, he can hypnotize you with his whole performance.