It's a flamenco lullaby. Hypnotic and electronic. The title "Eaea" it's something very Spaniard and it is what you'd tell to baby while rocking her/him. I guess it's like saying "There, there!"? :-)
@@Johnnytissimo6448 en inglés dicen "there, there" a un niño que llora querendo decir "ya está, ya pasó". Edit: no sé si los usan para dormirlos pero es la expresión más cercana que se me ocurre
Es una nana llena de poesía, la cortina roja representan los flecos del mantón de su abuela, que la envuelve, la cuida y protege. La imagen arrodillada desde lejos es la luna.
There is also a lot of symbols in the song and setting as reminds of Federico García Lorca plays and poems (one of the best Spanish writers who was shoot and died by fascists as he was gay). His themes and symbols were the Moon, matriarchy, life and death, gypsy and passion, inoccence, etc. There is also a poem called "Romance de la Luna" (Romance of the Moon) and Blanca and dancers' wearing colours reminds of "Bodas de sangre" play (Blood Wedding) as white represents the wedding and red, the blood. Greetings!
Ea ea, es una onomatopeya que usan las madres en español para arrullar a sus bebés para que se duerman. La canción es una bulería con ritmos electrónicos y la letra es una nana o canción de cuna.
Remember although Ofra Haza is more melodic! It is definitely a production to make an impact. It's a story to see and delight in! However, it's not the kind of music i listen to. I wish the best of luck!
Ya Ea Ea ya Ea Ea Oh my sweet child, come to me, come to me, to sleep by my side. In my chest you will find shelter. Shelter and relieve to all your griefs. Ya Ea Ea Ya Ea Ea. ( Spanish Expression sweet when mothers embrace their childrens to make them sleep peacefully and calm them down of fears and tears) Nile River tears and sleepless nights ( that reminds Lorca Poem) My child when I die , bury me in the Moon ( circle White of the performance) and all nights I see you, all nights I see you, all nights I can see you, but one night ( here refers although only just one night because she knows and accept there will be one night, she can see him when the Moon is dark, with the new Moon) Oh come to me, my little son, my little one, my lovely son. That in the night your eyes bright my way like two Suns ( Stars, his clear eyes light her way like not only but two Suns, she exagerate the idea, that just watching her son eyes can remove all her pain bringing true meaning for her like mother) Ya Ea Ea Ya Ea Ea. ( Words of confortation and mothers love to feel safe and sound before going sleep meanwhile they carrying in their arms) thats It, and so she repeat same again. In the performance theres a lot reference to Flamenco like that red curtain circle symbol of the fridge shawl dancers. The Arrow when light on that red colour symbolism of life and Blood, dancers or priestesess rythm is like they were in trance or ecstasy invoking their ancestors . Actually Blanca dedicate this song to her passaway grandmother Who taught her to sing Flamenco, only Blood connection that since she just been a child felt so close. Her grandmother sung her these similars Flamenco lullaby when she was just a little girl. And now she wrote this one back to her memory. The most special one according to her, which saw in her the perfect inheritor to give away that passion and continue that privilege and extraordinary legacy.
AAAHHH Y RECORDAD QUE ESTE AÑO SE PUEDE VOTAR POR Blanca Paloma DESDE TODOS LOS PAISES DEL MUNDO, NO SOLO DE LOS PAISES PARTICIPANTES DE EUROPA. ASI QUE YA SABEIS . ¡A VOTAR POR ELLA EEHH! 😃 AHHH AND REMEMBER THAT THIS YEAR YOU CAN VOTE FOR Blanca Paloma FROM ALL THE COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD, NOT ONLY FROM THE PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES OF EUROPE. SO YOU KNOW. TO VOTE FOR HER EEHH! 😃
Ojalá ganemos pero este estilo en Eurovisión no lo van ha entender paloma blanca canta muy bien excelente ya llevamos hace años este estilo y no funcionó quedamos últimos espero esta vez ganar se lo merece lo hace muy bien
Con Pastora Soler nos merecimos ganar pero deja ver si con Blanca podemos🌟🌟 al final la canción tiene algo que te hace estar mirando todo el rato sin pestañear, esa es la clave, no te desconectas hasta que termina, es un trance muy único 🕊️✨ será nuestro año??
Ya estoy super harta del feroz colonialismo cultural sajon que se noa impone. La cancion es bellisima, e interpretada fabulosamente, es arte puro. Pero, sobre todo, es una estupenda muestra en defensa de la diversidad cultural de España... y de toda Europa. Bravo por blanca Paloma.
Blanca Paloma, winner 2023 🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦
It's a flamenco lullaby. Hypnotic and electronic. The title "Eaea" it's something very Spaniard and it is what you'd tell to baby while rocking her/him. I guess it's like saying "There, there!"? :-)
It would be more like saying "calm down, sleep"
@@Johnnytissimo6448 en inglés dicen "there, there" a un niño que llora querendo decir "ya está, ya pasó".
Edit: no sé si los usan para dormirlos pero es la expresión más cercana que se me ocurre
Pués suena también muy bien y seguramente se hace para dormirlo
I love this song. It's my favorite so far. It deserves to do very well in the contest 🇪🇸💛
Es una nana llena de poesía, la cortina roja representan los flecos del mantón de su abuela, que la envuelve, la cuida y protege. La imagen arrodillada desde lejos es la luna.
This song was brilliant, and have a good chance to win.
Arte en el escenario, a disfrutarla
There is also a lot of symbols in the song and setting as reminds of Federico García Lorca plays and poems (one of the best Spanish writers who was shoot and died by fascists as he was gay). His themes and symbols were the Moon, matriarchy, life and death, gypsy and passion, inoccence, etc. There is also a poem called "Romance de la Luna" (Romance of the Moon) and Blanca and dancers' wearing colours reminds of "Bodas de sangre" play (Blood Wedding) as white represents the wedding and red, the blood. Greetings!
Masterpiece 🕊️💕
Gracias
It´s a lullaby song. "EAEA" is the onomatopoeic sound that mothers make to reassure and cradle their baby.....
Winner Alert
This is a flamenco lullaby Flamenco is our traditional music🎶 in Spain🇪🇸 (pretty nothing-to-do with Latin American reggaton😂)
Ea ea, es una onomatopeya que usan las madres en español para arrullar a sus bebés para que se duerman.
La canción es una bulería con ritmos electrónicos y la letra es una nana o canción de cuna.
Remember although Ofra Haza is more melodic! It is definitely a production to make an impact. It's a story to see and delight in! However, it's not the kind of music i listen to. I wish the best of luck!
Ya Ea Ea ya Ea Ea
Oh my sweet child, come to me, come to me, to sleep by my side. In my chest you will find shelter. Shelter and relieve to all your griefs.
Ya Ea Ea Ya Ea Ea. ( Spanish Expression sweet when mothers embrace their childrens to make them sleep peacefully and calm them down of fears and tears)
Nile River tears and sleepless nights ( that reminds Lorca Poem)
My child when I die , bury me in the Moon ( circle White of the performance) and all nights I see you, all nights I see you, all nights I can see you, but one night ( here refers although only just one night because she knows and accept there will be one night, she can see him when the Moon is dark, with the new Moon)
Oh come to me, my little son, my little one, my lovely son. That in the night your eyes bright my way like two Suns ( Stars, his clear eyes light her way like not only but two Suns, she exagerate the idea, that just watching her son eyes can remove all her pain bringing true meaning for her like mother)
Ya Ea Ea Ya Ea Ea. ( Words of confortation and mothers love to feel safe and sound before going sleep meanwhile they carrying in their arms) thats It, and so she repeat same again.
In the performance theres a lot reference to Flamenco like that red curtain circle symbol of the fridge shawl dancers. The Arrow when light on that red colour symbolism of life and Blood, dancers or priestesess rythm is like they were in trance or ecstasy invoking their ancestors . Actually Blanca dedicate this song to her passaway grandmother Who taught her to sing Flamenco, only Blood connection that since she just been a child felt so close. Her grandmother sung her these similars Flamenco lullaby when she was just a little girl. And now she wrote this one back to her memory. The most special one according to her, which saw in her the perfect inheritor to give away that passion and continue that privilege and extraordinary legacy.
AAAHHH Y RECORDAD QUE ESTE AÑO SE PUEDE VOTAR POR Blanca Paloma DESDE TODOS LOS PAISES DEL MUNDO, NO SOLO DE LOS PAISES PARTICIPANTES DE EUROPA. ASI QUE YA SABEIS . ¡A VOTAR POR ELLA EEHH! 😃
AHHH AND REMEMBER THAT THIS YEAR YOU CAN VOTE FOR Blanca Paloma FROM ALL THE COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD, NOT ONLY FROM THE PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES OF EUROPE. SO YOU KNOW. TO VOTE FOR HER EEHH! 😃
Ojalá ganemos pero este estilo en Eurovisión no lo van ha entender paloma blanca canta muy bien excelente ya llevamos hace años este estilo y no funcionó quedamos últimos espero esta vez ganar se lo merece lo hace muy bien
Con Pastora Soler nos merecimos ganar pero deja ver si con Blanca podemos🌟🌟 al final la canción tiene algo que te hace estar mirando todo el rato sin pestañear, esa es la clave, no te desconectas hasta que termina, es un trance muy único 🕊️✨ será nuestro año??
Ya estoy super harta del feroz colonialismo cultural sajon que se noa impone. La cancion es bellisima, e interpretada fabulosamente, es arte puro. Pero, sobre todo, es una estupenda muestra en defensa de la diversidad cultural de España... y de toda Europa. Bravo por blanca Paloma.
Dont like it
Bonita pero Mala elección para eurovision
Horrorosa cancion😢😢😢😢
para nada
Siempre se nos olvida que nos votan desde fuera más de lo mismo folclore ojalá no hagamos el ridiculo
@@rosaperea505 tiene historia detrás, un respeto
@@rosaperea505 horrorosa es usted
Mala elección, con suerte quedamos penultimos...
Kalla anda Kalla
A llorar a la calle de la lloraría!