Paradise Oskar has been busy recording his debut album to be released in 3 weeks. But he has also had some time to check out his competitors before his visit to Amsterdam's Eurovision in concert next week. And perform his entry Da da dam in TV again. Acoustic, live. Who says this guy has no charisma must be deaf and blind! Fantastic job! He will repeat the simple performance in Amsterdam and is getting ready for the press conference, too.
But back to his favourites: "The Netherlands is my favourite! He's got a good voice and I like that song with rock feeling. I prefer the original Dutch version even if I have no idea what he sings about. It just feels more right. Haba haba from Norway just puts you into good mood, can't help it! That really stuck in my head, just like Hungary. What about my dreams is really catchy and makes you wanna dance!" says Axel and starts humming the song so indeed he remembers it my heart.
Even if the preparations are in full swing Axel is calm. "I'm not nervous for the huge audience. I will go there and do my song. The camera is just a box I sing my song to. I concentrate on my 3 minutes and that's it."
He is also aware of his comparation to last year's Me and my guitar by Tom Dice from Belgium. "It only makes me laugh but I do understand where it comes from. After all it is just a guy and a guitar on Eurovision stage. I think those who say such things have listened me with their eyes and not with their ears. The songs are completely different and so is the subject."
He is surprised to hear over 100 Finnish fans will be in the audience in May. "I really appreciate the fans. They know so much about Eurovision and love it to bits. It's awesome. They are also there to support me so I will sing my song to all Finnish Eurovision fans in May!"
Note: Parts of this text are from an interview in Finnish made by Viisukuppila.fi. The post is not copy-pasted and translated into English but completely rewritten taking only a part of the long interview here. I leave copy-pasting to other sites and blogs, something I myself suffer on almost weekly basis without mentioning the source of the original text written by me. However as it seems the Viisukuppila team is upset I forgot to mention the source of the interview this time by accident I will refrain from using them as my source for news from now on. Just to have an idea how often I have mentioned them have a look here.
Note: Parts of this text are from an interview in Finnish made by Viisukuppila.fi. The post is not copy-pasted and translated into English but completely rewritten taking only a part of the long interview here. I leave copy-pasting to other sites and blogs, something I myself suffer on almost weekly basis without mentioning the source of the original text written by me. However as it seems the Viisukuppila team is upset I forgot to mention the source of the interview this time by accident I will refrain from using them as my source for news from now on. Just to have an idea how often I have mentioned them have a look here.
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