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Eurovision Review: Albania
Mar. 23rd, 2009 07:54 pmAlbania
Won: never
Expected place - will not qualify
Highlights:
the end, it did.
lowlights:
performance. there wasn't one.
Albania: Kejsi Tola 'Me Murr Ne Enderr' (english version for Eurovision 'carry me in your dreams')
Did You know Albania is a country of some 3.6 Million people? You would never guess it eh? I mean seriously, surely some of those 3.6 million can work as backing dancers. atleast 3 of them should be able to dance right? that would be something, anything! I mea anything is better than her stubbling around lamely in the middle of the stage like the popular girl forsaken by her friends in an american teen movie.
what made me refer to American Movies though is that she is 16, but then there is also that dress. When Ruffus sung 'Eighties Coming Back' in Eurovision in 2003, Albania thought they were fortune tellers, the eighties having hit Albania more recently or so it seems.
Idolists should not enter Eurovision. they are people who have themselves fooled that they have talent and we dont need more of that in Eurovision. this is a prime example, as is the UK. Spain and Israel have also sent Idolists previously. silly people.
Ghost of Eurovision Past: Ledina Celo 'Tomorrow I go' (2005), this was Albanias second attempt at Eurovision, and well this year sounds like a slight improvement on 2005, doesnt it?
Won: never
Expected place - will not qualify
Highlights:
the end, it did.
lowlights:
performance. there wasn't one.
Albania: Kejsi Tola 'Me Murr Ne Enderr' (english version for Eurovision 'carry me in your dreams')
Did You know Albania is a country of some 3.6 Million people? You would never guess it eh? I mean seriously, surely some of those 3.6 million can work as backing dancers. atleast 3 of them should be able to dance right? that would be something, anything! I mea anything is better than her stubbling around lamely in the middle of the stage like the popular girl forsaken by her friends in an american teen movie.
what made me refer to American Movies though is that she is 16, but then there is also that dress. When Ruffus sung 'Eighties Coming Back' in Eurovision in 2003, Albania thought they were fortune tellers, the eighties having hit Albania more recently or so it seems.
Idolists should not enter Eurovision. they are people who have themselves fooled that they have talent and we dont need more of that in Eurovision. this is a prime example, as is the UK. Spain and Israel have also sent Idolists previously. silly people.
Ghost of Eurovision Past: Ledina Celo 'Tomorrow I go' (2005), this was Albanias second attempt at Eurovision, and well this year sounds like a slight improvement on 2005, doesnt it?