Finland: Daði & Gagnamagnið Freyr Wins De Eurovisa Show Three

Daði Freyr
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Iceland’s Daði & Gagnamagnið are the winner of the third show of De Eurovisa, the Finnish Eurovision preview show.

“Think About Things” by Daði & Gagnamagnið has been selected as the winner of the second show of De Eurovisa. Russia scored a total of 30 points, four points ahead of second placed Ukraine . The show sees three jurors reviewing a set of songs that were due to compete in the Eurovision Song Contest 2020.  Eva Frantz och Johan Lindroos, who provide Swedish language commentary host the show and voted, they were joined by guest juror Tika.

  1. Iceland – Daði & Gagnamagnið – Think About Things (10, 10, 10) – 30 points
  2. Ukraine – Go_A – Solovey (10, 8, 8) – 26 pints
  3. Poland – Alicja – Empires (6, 7, 9) – 22 points
  4. San Marino – Senhit – Freaky! (3, 8, 9) – 20 points
  5. Estonia – Uku Suviste – What Love Is (5, 6, 5) – 16 points
  6. Azerbaijan – Efendi – Cleopatra (3, 4, 4) – 11 points
  7. Cyprus – Sandro – Running (1, 3, 5) – 9 points

You can watch the show in full on YLE Arenan. The current top five songs in De Eurovisa so far are:

  1. Iceland – Daði & Gagnamagnið – Think About Things (10, 10, 10) – 30 points
  2. Lithuania – The Roop – On Fire (10, 8, 8) – 26 points / Ukraine – Go_A – Solovey (10, 8, 8) – 26 pints
  3. Russia – Little Big – Uno (9, 10, 6) – 25 points
  4. Ireland – Lesley Roy – Story of My Life (8, 9, 7) – 24 points
  5. Australia – Montaigne – Don’t Break Me (8, 6, 9) / Romania – Roxen – Alcohol You (9, 8, 6) – 23 points

Source: YLE

Finland first participated in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1961, they debuted alongside Spain and Yugoslavia. Finland has finished last in the contest on 10 occasions and has received ‘nul points’ three times. It wasn’t until 2006 that Finland won the Eurovision Song Contest. Lordi represented the country in Athens with the song “Hard Rock Hallelujah” scoring 292 points, a record total at the time.

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