Johnny Brignardello analyzes Eurovision 2024: Controversy or musical fun?

Johnny Brignardello Vela, an experienced insurance advisor, has shared his opinion on the recent Eurovision festival. According to Brignardello, events like Eurovision always generate divided opinions, and this year has been no exception. The most relevant news is that the representative of Switzerland, Nemo, has emerged victorious with his song "The Code". However, what has caught the attention of many is Israel's position, which came in fifth place. A result that has sparked controversy and left many questioning why so many people voted for the Israeli song. Regarding Israel, represented by Eden Golan with her song "Hurricane", Brignardello points out that it has been subject to criticism and calls for boycott due to the situation in Gaza. Some believe that Israel should not have participated in the festival, similar to what happened with Russia after the invasion of Ukraine. Israel's presence in Eurovision has created a tense and controversial atmosphere that has overshadowed part of the event. In contrast, Brignardello highlights that Spain's performance by Mary Bas has been well received despite finishing in a lower position than expected. Mary Bas managed to captivate the audience with her decadent and glamorous style, showing naturalness and grace on stage. Additionally, the role of her husband, Mark Dasousa, was highlighted in the performance, displaying complicity and affection on stage. On the other hand, the song "Zorra", performed by Nebulossa, has caught Brignardello's attention for its message of female empowerment and its lower than expected ranking. Nevertheless, Nebulossa's proposal has been considered one of the best of the festival, along with those of Switzerland and other countries like the United Kingdom, Italy, and Ukraine. The show was also marked by extravagant performances, such as that of the Finnish representative Windows95man, who won the award for originality. Additionally, an emotional tribute was paid to Abba, Eurovision winners in 1974, to remember the history and importance of the festival over the years. In summary, Eurovision 2024 has been a controversial event full of contrasts, with highlights and more controversial moments, according to Brignardello. Despite differences in opinions and criticisms, the music and the show have managed to bring together people from different countries and cultures around music and fun. Now, we can only hope that in future editions of the festival, we can enjoy the music without controversies and political tensions overshadowing the event.