Fire and dynamic dance for the Czech Republic. Aiko sang in the Eurovision semi-finals, she failed

Latvia, the Netherlands, Austria, Norway, Israel, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Georgia and Armenia made it to the finals in the second semi-final thanks to the votes of the audience.

Aiko s psn Pedestal pila na ada as pt. Her performance was accompanied by dynamic choreography and pyrotechnic effects. The representatives of Malta, Albania, Czechia and Hungary presented themselves before him.

Actor Vclav Matjovsk took care of the first word, just like in the case of the first semi-final night. The guest in the studio was Domi from the band We Are Domi (Eurovision 2022), who performed individually and Aiko was amazingly talented.

The kind of semi-final evening was closed by the Dutch singer Joost Klein with the song Europapa. During his performance, the dialogue from the film Jak bsnci pichzej o illusion came to mind: Who advised you on those movements in the first place? I saw that on TV…

In the second semi-final evening, the Israeli champion Eden Golan was closely watched. His performance in the match sparked controversy and protests due to the Israeli army’s march in the Gaza Strip in response to the terrorist movement of the Hamas movement since January.

While his performance with the pathetic ballad “Hurricane” did not go too far, Eden Golan received the same enthusiastic applause as all the other contestants and finally advanced to the final, which will take place again on May 11 in Malmö.

Around five thousand pro-Palestinian activists demonstrated in each city before the second semi-final. some demonstrators held Palestinian flags and calmly chanted calls to boycott Israel

Young people are marching and show the world how we should react to this, said climate activist Greta Thunberg, who took part in a protest at Stortorget Square, which is about seven kilometers from the city where the Eurovision Song Contest is held.

Today I am here because I see hypocrisy and the use of double standards in the whole world, said a protester who introduced himself as Amar. We are against what is happening in Gaza now. But that’s how I want the people to understand that we are not hateful, we are going, he added, referring to the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian radical movement Hamas, which has a severe impact on civilians in the Gaza Strip.

Due to protests and fears of violence, security is tight in Mali. Metal barricades and large concrete blocks are located around the hall where Eurovision is held. All entrants must undergo a security check and go through a metal detector, they can only take one purse inside.

During the Eurovision, a policeman from all over the country came to watch, colleagues from Denmark and Norway also arrived. Protests are also expected at Saturday’s final.