The article under consideration is headlined "Eurovision prize goes to Denmark, but real winner is Swedish host". It is published on the website of the newspaper "The Guardian" on May 19,2013.The author of the article is Barry Neild. The aim of the current article is to tell about Eurovision 2013 and it's results.
Denmark's Emmelie de Forest, win with 281 points for her song Only Teardrops, well ahead of runners-up Azerbaijan.But it was not as convincing a victory as last year's winner Loreen, though, with Emmelie and her song Tear Drops picking up just eight maximum 12-point scores from the 39 countries voting compared to Loreen's 18 out of 42.The author underlines that the second placed Azerbaijan attracted more top marks, with 10 countries awarding the maximum for Farid Mammadov's performance of "Hold Me".
Ukraine came third and Greece was fourth with the rabble-rousing "Alcohol Is Free".Dina Garipova from Russia became the fifth with her song "What If".
The author stresses that Britain's Bonnie Tyler limped home with just 23 points. She was better than last year's vintage act, Engelbert Humperdinck, who was cruelly defrosted for the indignity of finishing second from last with a mere 12 points. But at least both of them fared better than Ireland, which came in last with only five points.
The current article reports that the show began with a film about a caterpillar becoming a butterfly while travellling from Azerbaijan to Sweden.France opened the show with the song "L'enfer et moi"Finland's Krista Siegfrids, meanwhile, ended her performance of Marry Me with an eyebrow-raising girl-on-girl kiss, but set women's equality back to 1977 with lyrics such as: "I'm your slave and you're my master."Then there was Romania's Cezar. Dressed like a vampiric Elvis, Cezar sang in an alarming falsetto surrounded by men and women dancing in tight lycra.
The current article is concluded that the true winner of the evening was the event's host, Swedish comedian Petra Mede, because he navigated perfectly Eurovision's unique blend of geo-political rivalries, deadly serious musical ambitions and camp nonsense.
I have watched the Eurovision 2013,to my mind Dina Garipova was the best.She looked beautiful,her dress was smart,her song was perfect!To me, she is a winner!
Denmark's Emmelie de Forest, win with 281 points for her song Only Teardrops, well ahead of runners-up Azerbaijan.But it was not as convincing a victory as last year's winner Loreen, though, with Emmelie and her song Tear Drops picking up just eight maximum 12-point scores from the 39 countries voting compared to Loreen's 18 out of 42.The author underlines that the second placed Azerbaijan attracted more top marks, with 10 countries awarding the maximum for Farid Mammadov's performance of "Hold Me".
Ukraine came third and Greece was fourth with the rabble-rousing "Alcohol Is Free".Dina Garipova from Russia became the fifth with her song "What If".
The author stresses that Britain's Bonnie Tyler limped home with just 23 points. She was better than last year's vintage act, Engelbert Humperdinck, who was cruelly defrosted for the indignity of finishing second from last with a mere 12 points. But at least both of them fared better than Ireland, which came in last with only five points.
The current article reports that the show began with a film about a caterpillar becoming a butterfly while travellling from Azerbaijan to Sweden.France opened the show with the song "L'enfer et moi"Finland's Krista Siegfrids, meanwhile, ended her performance of Marry Me with an eyebrow-raising girl-on-girl kiss, but set women's equality back to 1977 with lyrics such as: "I'm your slave and you're my master."Then there was Romania's Cezar. Dressed like a vampiric Elvis, Cezar sang in an alarming falsetto surrounded by men and women dancing in tight lycra.
The current article is concluded that the true winner of the evening was the event's host, Swedish comedian Petra Mede, because he navigated perfectly Eurovision's unique blend of geo-political rivalries, deadly serious musical ambitions and camp nonsense.
I have watched the Eurovision 2013,to my mind Dina Garipova was the best.She looked beautiful,her dress was smart,her song was perfect!To me, she is a winner!
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