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Phil’s Eurovision Countdown 2019 – Part 38 – Spain

Much as it loathes me to say it, the Spaniards have finally come up with the goods. For the first time in what seems like...

Monty’s Eurovision Countdown 2019 – Bonus Part – Ukraine

What? Well, you didn’t think I was going to let something this juicy go unreviewed, did you? As we embarked on this year’s national final...

Phil’s Eurovision Countdown 2019 – Part 37 – Slovenia

The songwriters clearly looked back at the last couple of years and said: 'Belgium do depressed and seem to do well. Let’s have a...

Phil’s Eurovision Countdown 2019 – Part 36 – Serbia

Whenever i hear strings at the start of a Balkan song, my heart sinks, because it means another heartfelt ballad about something depressing. For...
Luca

Monty’s Eurovision Countdown 2019 – Part 40 – Switzerland

The Swiss dropped their 'Entscheidungsshow' as a selection format this year, officially for budgetary reasons, though with only two qualifications in eight years (one...
Jon Lundvik

Monty’s Eurovision Countdown 2019 – Part 39 – Sweden

Look, I could sit here and type a lengthy dissertation about how predictable and formulaic Sweden’s Melodifestivalen has become, but to be honest it’s...
Miki

Monty’s Eurovision Countdown 2019 – Part 38 – Spain

Are there any more passionate fans of Eurovision than the Spanish? Every year they get behind their entry with high expectations and unwavering gusto...
Zali and Gasper

Monty’s Eurovision Countdown 2019 – Part 37 – Slovenia

You need to go all the way to 2001 and Nuša Derenda’s 'Energy' for the last time Slovenia graced the Top 10. In the...
Nevenda

Monty’s Eurovision Countdown 2019 – Part 36 – Serbia

Nevena Božovič isn’t yet 25, but will this year notch up her third performance on a Eurovision stage. Her first came in the Junior...
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Phil’s Eurovision Countdown 2019 – Parts 33, 34 and 35. ...

Romania There is a strong argument that this got through on the back of the fact that 2/7 of the jury had a complete change...