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This year Portugal is the host country of the 63rd Eurovision Song Contest. And it’s the first time ever that Portugal has the honour to host the biggest live TV show in the world. After the fulminant victory of Salavdor Sobral last year in Kiev, the world is looking at Lisbon in May. The Portuguese broadcaster RTP has organized a lavish national final with two semi finals.
This year Portugal is the host country of the 63rd Eurovision Song Contest. And it’s the first time ever that Portugal has the honour to host the biggest live TV show in the world. After the fulminant victory of Salavdor Sobral last year in Kiev, the world is looking at Lisbon in May. The Portuguese broadcaster RTP has organized a lavish national final with two semi finals. It seems that this new situation has inspired the Portuguese music industry to show it’s enthusiasm to produce an outstanding host entry for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon.
The winner of the Festival da Canção 2018 is Claudia Pascoral with the song “O Jardim” – which means “The Garden”. Claudia seemed to be overwhelmed by the support of the audience and competitors during her encore. It will be very interesting how this unusual and modern entry will do in the ESC, even if there a strong similarities in the melody to the Icelandic song “Viðrar vel til loftárása” from Sigur Ros.
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