The organization of the song festival ignores the Norwegian complaint | Entertainment

KEiiNO had problems with the large background screen on which animations could be seen when restoring Spirit In The Sky which also incorporates the traditional joikzang. The screen fell twice while both singers were on stage, once a cameraman was seen on the big screen when the picture came back again.

Norway has a complaint, but has not obtained a complaint. In addition, a formal complaint to the EBU did not result in the desired renewal, as the technical problems would not have influenced the opinion of the professional juries. "Of course, we are disappointed," Stig Karlsen head of the Norwegian delegation, told Norwegian broadcaster NRK. "We hope this has not affected the juries."

Stronger than gunpowder

The men and women of KEiiNO themselves do not really care about the incident. "The production was so surprised that Tom Hugo sang the correct text, that it became too much for them," joked the trio through a spokesman. In addition to the problems with the fabric, the microphone of singer Sami Fred Buljo would have healed. "The fact that Fred's microphone has problems proves that Joik is stronger than gunpowder, and we look forward to being seen and heard by some 200 million people on Saturday night."

Norway was not alone in facing technical problems during the important second run. Everything went well for Dutchman Duncan Laurence. His famous ball of light, made famous by the bullet hole took a second behind. Nevertheless, Duncan delivered a solid version of Arcade