I watched with emotion the debate about whether the singer Melody was not highly rated in the Eurovision Song Contest because Spanish Television broadcast a message against Israel.
It would have been all too easy for the singer Melody to have failed because of the perfidious Pedro Sánchez. The girl participated with a pachanguera song about being an empowered woman. Among the lines from the immortal song, I highlight this one, which speaks of the feelings of a "diva": "Her voice makes her great, what does it matter / if she sings freely like a fish in the sea?".
Melody deciding to sing about her empowerment would be fine if it weren't for the fact that seven or eight singers, male and female singers from seven or eight different countries had this idea. Sending the message" has made me bullying "I was little and now I'm coming out with art" is a sustainable phrase if it's said by a single person, not ten. All empowered women like Melody, at Eurovision, were poorly scored, without any collusion. A singer who shows her legs (proudly) with over-the-knee boots is funny.
The Israeli singer, who everyone says was well placed by the public vote (suspicious), and who sang a song very similar to don't leave me no, was in a different place, different from the whole series of empowered women, one after the other. And anyway, I would tell Melody and all the others that being a diva and being empowered is all well and good. But they should all watch Mónica Naranjo's videos. She was a fan, by the way, of Rocío Jurado.
