Daniel Motiño Camúñez reports:
TVE has officially presented Que me quiten lo bailao in a press conference held yesterday in Madrid. The Spanish broadcaster is proud and happy with the outcome of Destino Eurovisión Lola Molina stated -We have found a great singer and a great song that will help us going back to the top in Düsseldorf (was she high?). Lucía also expressed her happiness with the result - Que me quiten lo bailao is a positive song that help us forget all bad things around and invite us to dance. She expressed her hopes for the song -I wish this song will be a hit in Spain- (yeah keep on wishing...we might look for a genie in a bottle) and said she was quite surprised with the 68% of the votes as she knew she could win but not for a landmile (well, have you seen your concurrence sweetheart? The intensive work for Lucía starts now, first with recording of the video clip and also the new version of the song that will be made in Barcelona. Chema Purón, composer of Vuelve Conmigo and Colgado de un Sueño the Spanish entried from 1995 and 2000 will work with Rafael Artesero in the new version of the song. He has lead Lucía's career from the beginning and he would like to give the song an ethnic touch (???? this scares me) and they might introduce some Galician sentenes on it. The song will be recorded as well in Galician, French and English. TVE is working also on a promotion tour all around Europe, specially in the numerous Galician centers through all the continent. Galicians are really nationalistic people, much alike the Irish emigrants, from Spain and there are numerous groups all Europe, specially in France, Switzerland, Belgium, United Kingdom and Germany. Lucía is 25 years old, but she already has 4 albums released and represented Spain twice in the Chilean Viña del Mar Song Contest. She is ready to embark her biggest challenge ever. Eurovision Song Contest.
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