The performer noted that in the performance of the singers in the semi-finals on May 7, there were certain details that he would change and improve.
Ukrainian singer Jamala suggested if this year’s representatives of our country, Alyona Alyona and Jerry Heil, could win the Eurovision Song Contest 2024.
According to the singer, who won the competition in 2016, he is always in touch with the singers. He gives them advice and knows how to improve their performance.
“I’m very proud of the girls, like the whole country, I was sick always after every rehearsal they comment on me I know what else can be added so that we don’t end up below second place, but this is a super secret that I will tell them only in person is meaningful, the number is powerful, and all this together is very harmonious,” the artist said in the United Balita telethon.
The artist also mentioned that singers have competitors. However, the Ukrainian duo can win. To do this, they need to gain confidence on stage, show strong vocal ability and improve their performance technically.
“There are competitors. But the performer must go to the stage full of success, no bookmaker knows 100%. Everything depends on the girls, how they get together, how they perfect the song, if how can they prove the whole number. 100%, because for me it seems like there are camera errors, some nuances to me, but maybe not to others, I want them to improve their performance in the grand final and everything would be just wow attention of the artist.
In addition, Jamala emphasized that alyona alyona and Jerry Heil have already won the favor of the show’s viewers, but they still need to win the favor of the judges.
“I really want us to get high scores from the judges. If it’s sung imperfectly, we’ll get a bad score from the judges, that’s 50%. also for us professional musicians or people associated with the music industry.
It was previously reported that Jamala will be the speaker from Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmo, Sweden.
Source: korrespondent
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