A controversial edition
The last edition of Eurovision has been marked by an atmosphere of controversy rather than celebration in Spain. With Austria as the winner, Melody’s representation has been far from the Honor places, causing intense debate about the festival.
Opinions of ‘La Roca’
In the program ‘La Roca’, Juan del Val and his team analyzed the presentation of Melody, emphasizing how his performance was received with a mixture of admiration and disappointment. Juan confessed that, despite not being a regular spectator of the festival, he was impressed by the energy of his performance.
Criticism of the voting system
After his performance, Melody made a publication on social media, which seemed to point to the shortcomings of the voting system. Juan del Val collected this message with interest, highlighting the importance of music in the face of the political dynamics that often dominate the festival.
Voice Critics and Opinions
The reaction of the collaborators was diverse. Sara Ramos recalled that disappointment is a constant to Eurovision, while Nuria Roca expressed its disenchantment with the festival. However, Berni Barrachina argued that Eurovision should be perceived as a game, without too serious pressures.
Israel in the Center of Controversy
The debate was intensified when Israel’s participation was addressed, in a context marked by the war in Gaza. Juan del Val stated that the festival seemed to be an attempt by the Israeli state to improve its image, an opinion that aroused an intense exchange of ideas among the collaborators.
The withdrawal dilemma
Tania Sánchez raised the possibility of retiring from the festival, a topic that opened the door to a debate on the morality of Israel’s participation. Juan referred to the case of Belgium, who chose not to issue his performance, emphasizing the complexity of the situation.
The need to separate music and politics
Carmen Ro said that music should be independent of political controversy, but Juan countered that Eurovision is a reflection of political and social reality, and that music cannot be isolated from the events affecting the participating countries.
An uncertain future
As Eurovision continues, reflection on his role in global policy and social tensions becomes more and more relevant. The festival, which should be a celebration of musical diversity, is at a crossroads that raises questions about its own essence.