• The 2024 Series Malmö - Big 5, Sweden and Final Ranking

  • Apr 23 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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The 2024 Series Malmö - Big 5, Sweden and Final Ranking

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  • Hello and welcome to our third episode of The 2024 Series! Together with Joy and Lukas, we keep on ranking the songs of this edition held at the Swedish city of Malmö. Now it's time to analyse the entries from Big 5 and the host country: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom. As usual, there will be time for analysis, debate and laughs, but at the same time there is time for other issues. Also, this is the time where Didrik and Javier will introuduce thier own country's and they will talk more deeply about the Spanish and Swedish songs and the reactions they have caused. Finally, the general supervisor Didrik Gustafsson will make you know our final ranking through our combined points. Do you agree with us? Eurovision from A to Z team and the hosts will talk about the songs in order of appearance and rank them in our habitual top system: We will rank all the songs (37) from top to bottom attributing a maximum 37 points to our winners, then going downwards until the last place, which is null points. Remember: it's fun to give zero points. The songs during the interval act are: Nightwish - Sleepwalker (Finnish National Final 2000) Therion - Poupée de cire poupée de son (Live in Chile) Disclaimer: Sometimes sound is not the best. We are amateur podcasters but always anthusiastic and feeling like recording episodes and spreading Eurovision and music culture. Our apologies if our words are not clear enough at some moments.
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