The song is a lullaby. "Ea, ea" are the words mothers say to their babies when they want the baby to stop crying and fall asleep. The lyrics talk to a baby, but at the same time the performance is very spiritual; in fact, the song is dedicated to Blanca's grandma, who passed away, Carmen. Blanca said in an interview that she made a ritual with the dancers before performing, to talk with her grandma Carmen. Also, Blanca was a professional stage designer before her debut as a singer, you can appreciate it in the stage, lighting and camera angles.
Hopefully the instinctive love that a mother expresses by singing a lullaby to her baby reaches the sensibility of powerful rulers. Stop the wars. Please think of the children who suffer from wars.
Feelings and strenght of Flamenco combined to Electronic touch Hearts and Souls, and It makes much more special when you see performed you feel that Magic that she brings and offers, not that way when you just hear radio version. This song is made to be perform to make an idea of intesity of emotions. And when a song even if you dont like is able to make you feel goose bumps, overwhelm your heart some way thats mean a lot. And this one, since first second is what It does, and thats the perfect reason to take It account for a worthy a perfect Winner of Eurovision, specially for staging as well and something original, theres no copies like that by anyone. Thats authentic, thats also tradition, passion, LOVE. It has a lot of factors to be a winning song if in Europe dont feel this way, It would be a pity, but I think that Blanca can smelt each frozen heart not still costumed of hearing her moving voice
Aritz's song is not flamenco. Flamenco is only in the title. It has rhythm and a musical base of tango (Argentina, not Spain). EaEa is a real flamenco track with an electronic base. Gracias por vuestra reacción!
Good vídeo. Esta canción no deja impasible pero habrá que esperar a ver el resto de países. Blanca o queda en el botoon o arrasa en 12 points. Que pasara?
Yo creo que un problema que tiene el festival de Eurovisión, es que existe una cosa que se llaman " Eurofans" que creen que el festival es suyo y de nadie más. Para los "eurofans" parece que la final de Eurovisión tuviera que ser una playlist de chunda chundas bailables de pop ligero con estribillos facilones en "English" para su party de eternos Peter Pans treintañeros. A ser posible con coreografías tontorronas que permitan "challenges" insufribles en TikTok. Supongo que detonar un bombazo de arte y de emociones a flor de piel en medio de la playlist que les corte el rollo bailongo en medio de su eterna party patética no les hace ninguna gracia. Pues nada, a madurar un poquito.
Es una lastima q no se entienda el flamenco en Europa. Es una presentación maravillosa, flamenco muy moderno, gran voz y muy lirquiano. Pero en Europa nadie lee u ve una obra de Lorca y no lo entienden. Aunque saque "0 points" aqui en España nos gusta mucho Ea ea. (es una nana flamenca)
The song itself, the music, is a bulería, one of the most recognizable and joyful forms of flamenco, and adds a modern touch of electronic rhythm to it. The theme and lyrics come from the point of view of a woman singing a lullaby, trying to put her crying baby to sleep ('Eaea' is a lullaby sound in Spain). The acting and staging are very "lorquianas" (full of winks at the famous poet Federico García Lorca) and represent a ritual, an evocation of their ancestors. Especially to his late grandmother, to whom this song is inspired and dedicated, as she taught him and sang flamenco and lullabies to him. The repetitive pattern of the rhythm, the choruses and the rhythmic claps are meant to be mesmerizing and mesmerizing to connect with the energy of the experience. The movements of his hands work as a compliment and a call to the above. Blanca Paloma starts her staging inside a circular curtain inspired by the manila shawl that symbolizes protection, motherhood, in fact she said that it could be seen as a kind of womb and together with her stage partners, she transforms her performance into a ritual of invocation, trance and catharsis, to connect with their ancestors and their indelible legacy. An explosion of sensitivity, truth and claw The white circle represents the moon, where, as the lyrics say, she wants to be buried when she dies so that she can care for her child every night but one ('new moon'). First he kneels looking up, then he kneels down again, always with his hand outstretched. She then shoots a flaming arrow and sets it on fire (pulsing red light, heartbeat, blood, death) Finally, the priestess goes up to the shrine to finish the ritual in ecstasy. @bluejull12
The song is about a baby crying in his grandmother's arms and not falling asleep and she sings him a lullaby to put him to sleep. EaEa is a way to calm the baby to sleep. She asks that when she dies they bury her on the moon and from there she can see her child every night. The lyrics are reminiscent of the poetry of the Granada poet Federico García Lorca. 🕊️
beautiful artist THAT I DONT WANT TO LISTEN ANYMORE jejejeje. how can win Spain the show with a song that you will only listen ONCE??? good luck Spain. you will need it for not being on the botton of the table.
, #EAEA EAEA YA EAEA... is an onomatopoeia, it is when a mother whispers to her baby to calm him down and to sleep. I like the whole song by Blanca Paloma like you Nielsen its, but what else... is when Blanca Paloma kneels and sings that about; when I die, they bury me in the moon, so I can see my child every night, except one, which is the night of the new moon or full moon, for me that is talking about the love that processes your child more beyond his death, there he left it... I loved seeing your reaction, I send you a greeting.
Yes in did remember Ofra Haza although Ofra Haza is more melodic. It's stage show is something I like to appreciate, like a painting by Salvador Dalí. But it's not the kind of music that I consume daily, that makes me smile, that makes me dance and have fun with my friends, if you know what I mean.
No tea no shade for you both but Aritz song is not flamenco, in fact it’s a tango (argentinian rithym). And yes, it’s like when people buy a Mexican hat as a souvenir in Spain (indicative of they have no idea about in what country or side of the world they are) or in a restaurant they serve paella with sausage (indicative of a cheap cooking done for tourist who know anything about the country or what side of the world they are) So, a completely fake cultural fact.
No, no es un tango. Bailaron como un tango, pero el ritmo de la canción no es de tango. Alguien lo dijo, otros lo repitieron y ahora lo leo por todas partes. Pero repito, NO ES UN TANGO. Que digo yo que para sostener tu discurso, cometes exactamente el mismo error.
Flamenco comes from Flemish, Belgium rather than the animal....in the times when Belgium was part of the Spanish kingdom. In fact we differentiate in Spanish the francophone Belgium and the Flamenca part. Los flamencos. Nothing to do with birds....haha
Aritz's song called "flamenco" IS NOT flamenco at all... apart from the title of the song, it has nothing of it... it's just a swedish song trying to sound spanish... EAEA has the real flamenco sound!
Basado en un poema de Lorca ( gran poeta español fusilado por el dictador Franco) en realidad en una nana, canción que cantan las madres para que sus hijos vayan a dormir. Es un homenajes a esas madres luchadoras, el empoderamiento de la mujer. Es un tipo de flamenco, bulería. Actualizado y de estética actual.
Your faces are priceless. I just want to remind you...Spain is more than Flamenco, oleole ayayayy and paella...Ok? We are very tired of the stereotypes. Thanks. Greetings from Spain.
It's clear that you didn't like it at all. But just for your info: this is not real flamenco (not flamingo, btw). This is a mix between flamenco and electronic music. Flamenco is a folk style distantly related with Arab music. It is from the South, where Arab stood for a long time.
Ça me fait penser à notre chanson avec le groupe breton qui était mal vue par l' Espagne 😢 triste pour eux car si ça fait comme le groupe breton a la dernière place ces là honte pour eux...
Nada que ver con lo que Francia llevó el año pasado. A mí me encantaba la canción, pero "Eaea" es vocalmente y visualmente muchísimo más fuerte e impactante
Mal vue par l'Espagne? Nous étions beaucoup de gens qui aimaient Fulenn. Et vous devriez être très fièrs d'eux, ils ont fait un incredible travaill. L'Europe n'a compris pas France l'anné dernière, mais elle était une grande chanson en breton.
Venga ya, que se te ve bastante mayorcito como para dejar este tipo de comentarios destructivos e infantiles. A ver si se te pasa ya la rabieta, que tu favorit@ no ganó pero no se acaba el mundo
Flamingo = big ass bird.
Flamenco = type of music.
❤ Muchas gracias por tu opinión sabés apreciar lo que es el arte y sentimiento puro LOVE desde España ❤
The song is a lullaby. "Ea, ea" are the words mothers say to their babies when they want the baby to stop crying and fall asleep. The lyrics talk to a baby, but at the same time the performance is very spiritual; in fact, the song is dedicated to Blanca's grandma, who passed away, Carmen. Blanca said in an interview that she made a ritual with the dancers before performing, to talk with her grandma Carmen. Also, Blanca was a professional stage designer before her debut as a singer, you can appreciate it in the stage, lighting and camera angles.
Hopefully the instinctive love that a mother expresses by singing a lullaby to her baby reaches the sensibility of powerful rulers. Stop the wars. Please think of the children who suffer from wars.
Oleeeee España y blanca paloma ganadora que vozzzzz 12 points🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦
It's a very strong lullaby mixing flamenco with electronic music that is an update and a new air for a buleria.
Sublime actuación, sentimiento a flor de piel
Real Spanish culture.
Flamenco Arriba!! Local and shivering...
Feelings and strenght of Flamenco combined to Electronic touch Hearts and Souls, and It makes much more special when you see performed you feel that Magic that she brings and offers, not that way when you just hear radio version. This song is made to be perform to make an idea of intesity of emotions. And when a song even if you dont like is able to make you feel goose bumps, overwhelm your heart some way thats mean a lot. And this one, since first second is what It does, and thats the perfect reason to take It account for a worthy a perfect Winner of Eurovision, specially for staging as well and something original, theres no copies like that by anyone. Thats authentic, thats also tradition, passion, LOVE. It has a lot of factors to be a winning song if in Europe dont feel this way, It would be a pity, but I think that Blanca can smelt each frozen heart not still costumed of hearing her moving voice
Spain TOP 3.🇪🇸👑💃🏽✨
Aritz's song is not flamenco. Flamenco is only in the title. It has rhythm and a musical base of tango (Argentina, not Spain). EaEa is a real flamenco track with an electronic base. Gracias por vuestra reacción!
Esto de Argentino tiene cero. Es flamenco, flamenco, yo diría que es una bulería!
Different song, amazing performance and good voice!!!!!! Good luck blanca paloma
This song is a "NANA" or "Lullaby" , hers grandma sang to Paloma and is the inspiration
so good
Good vídeo. Esta canción no deja impasible pero habrá que esperar a ver el resto de países. Blanca o queda en el botoon o arrasa en 12 points. Que pasara?
The song has a mix of electronic base and a palo of flamenco: bulería.It's flamenco fusión
why do you guys say "flamingo"?? hahahha it really cracks me up, it's fla-mEn-CO
winner !!!
Yo creo que un problema que tiene el festival de Eurovisión, es que existe una cosa que se llaman " Eurofans" que creen que el festival es suyo y de nadie más. Para los "eurofans" parece que la final de Eurovisión tuviera que ser una playlist de chunda chundas bailables de pop ligero con estribillos facilones en "English" para su party de eternos Peter Pans treintañeros. A ser posible con coreografías tontorronas que permitan "challenges" insufribles en TikTok. Supongo que detonar un bombazo de arte y de emociones a flor de piel en medio de la playlist que les corte el rollo bailongo en medio de su eterna party patética no les hace ninguna gracia. Pues nada, a madurar un poquito.
Es una lastima q no se entienda el flamenco en Europa. Es una presentación maravillosa, flamenco muy moderno, gran voz y muy lirquiano. Pero en Europa nadie lee u ve una obra de Lorca y no lo entienden. Aunque saque "0 points" aqui en España nos gusta mucho Ea ea. (es una nana flamenca)
Es que Europa no está preparada para tanto arte.
Ellos aún están a mil años del arte musical.
Wow. Amazing performance
Anda ya Pol...ameising performans
The song itself, the music, is a bulería, one of the most recognizable and joyful forms of flamenco, and adds a modern touch of electronic rhythm to it.
The theme and lyrics come from the point of view of a woman singing a lullaby, trying to put her crying baby to sleep ('Eaea' is a lullaby sound in Spain).
The acting and staging are very "lorquianas" (full of winks at the famous poet Federico García Lorca) and represent a ritual, an evocation of their ancestors. Especially to his late grandmother, to whom this song is inspired and dedicated, as she taught him and sang flamenco and lullabies to him.
The repetitive pattern of the rhythm, the choruses and the rhythmic claps are meant to be mesmerizing and mesmerizing to connect with the energy of the experience. The movements of his hands work as a compliment and a call to the above.
Blanca Paloma starts her staging inside a circular curtain inspired by the manila shawl that symbolizes protection, motherhood, in fact she said that it could be seen as a kind of womb and together with her stage partners, she transforms her performance into a ritual of invocation, trance and catharsis, to connect with their ancestors and their indelible legacy. An explosion of sensitivity, truth and claw
The white circle represents the moon, where, as the lyrics say, she wants to be buried when she dies so that she can care for her child every night but one ('new moon').
First he kneels looking up, then he kneels down again, always with his hand outstretched.
She then shoots a flaming arrow and sets it on fire (pulsing red light, heartbeat, blood, death) Finally, the priestess goes up to the shrine to finish the ritual in ecstasy.
@bluejull12
Blanca paloma🇪🇸
🤩🕊️🏹❤️🇪🇸🇪🇸
The song is about a baby crying in his grandmother's arms and not falling asleep and she sings him a lullaby to put him to sleep. EaEa is a way to calm the baby to sleep. She asks that when she dies they bury her on the moon and from there she can see her child every night. The lyrics are reminiscent of the poetry of the Granada poet Federico García Lorca. 🕊️
beautiful artist THAT I DONT WANT TO LISTEN ANYMORE jejejeje. how can win Spain the show with a song that you will only listen ONCE??? good luck Spain. you will need it for not being on the botton of the table.
SALAMAT!
Flamenco has arabian influence, I think this is what you mean ;)
🕊️🏹❤️ 🤗
, #EAEA EAEA YA EAEA... is an onomatopoeia, it is when a mother whispers to her baby to calm him down and to sleep. I like the whole song by Blanca Paloma like you Nielsen its, but what else... is when Blanca Paloma kneels and sings that about; when I die, they bury me in the moon, so I can see my child every night, except one, which is the night of the new moon or full moon, for me that is talking about the love that processes your child more beyond his death, there he left it... I loved seeing your reaction, I send you a greeting.
Europa preparaos para vibrar con Blanca Paloma 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊💃🥰
Quedaremos entre los 6 últimos
Sorry but no... i cannot vibe with this
@@avatara82 don't worry, there are still plenty of more generic sounding songs for your taste
You clearly didn't like the song, and it's fine, at least you were respectful
Yes in did remember Ofra Haza although Ofra Haza is more melodic. It's stage show is something I like to appreciate, like a painting by Salvador Dalí. But it's not the kind of music that I consume daily, that makes me smile, that makes me dance and have fun with my friends, if you know what I mean.
No tea no shade for you both but Aritz song is not flamenco, in fact it’s a tango (argentinian rithym). And yes, it’s like when people buy a Mexican hat as a souvenir in Spain (indicative of they have no idea about in what country or side of the world they are) or in a restaurant they serve paella with sausage (indicative of a cheap cooking done for tourist who know anything about the country or what side of the world they are) So, a completely fake cultural fact.
No, no es un tango. Bailaron como un tango, pero el ritmo de la canción no es de tango. Alguien lo dijo, otros lo repitieron y ahora lo leo por todas partes. Pero repito, NO ES UN TANGO. Que digo yo que para sostener tu discurso, cometes exactamente el mismo error.
A estos dos le hace falta una transfusión de sangre.
No entienden la canción, normal.
Just that flamenco was born 1774 and the Spanish gipsies came around 1400 meeting the Jews and acquiring Persian instruments.
It's flamenco, not flamingo :-) Lovely reaction.
Flamenco comes from Flemish, Belgium rather than the animal....in the times when Belgium was part of the Spanish kingdom. In fact we differentiate in Spanish the francophone Belgium and the Flamenca part. Los flamencos. Nothing to do with birds....haha
@@acaymo76 Flamenco has nothing to do with Flemish 😂
@@TheStOne1 of course it does....read and go back some centuries, is History, search about the origin of the dance and the relation with them.
This is not for a simply ESC.
Aritz real flamenco ??? oh my god !! ...
Flamenco de Aritz, lo único que tiene de flamenco es el título, por Dios!!! Qué falta de conocimiento!!!!!
I can tell you don't think it will do well. You are perplexed. But anyways, we know it is not for all tastes. Nice video, as always.
Flamingo?
Pink flamingos?
FLA MEN CO!!!!!
Aritz's song called "flamenco" IS NOT flamenco at all... apart from the title of the song, it has nothing of it... it's just a swedish song trying to sound spanish... EAEA has the real flamenco sound!
Basado en un poema de Lorca ( gran poeta español fusilado por el dictador Franco) en realidad en una nana, canción que cantan las madres para que sus hijos vayan a dormir. Es un homenajes a esas madres luchadoras, el empoderamiento de la mujer. Es un tipo de flamenco, bulería. Actualizado y de estética actual.
Soooooo woke.... vomit
aritz song is not real flamingo ,blanca is real flamingo.
hi from Spain 🇪🇸
Flamenco no flamingo
Flamenco, is flamenco, not flamingo, haha
Could the man in the video stop interrupting the woman??? He doesn't let her talk.... Like if his opinion was more important than hers....
Jajajajaja, cómo se nota que no les ha gustado nada y no saben qué decir...
Your faces are priceless.
I just want to remind you...Spain is more than Flamenco, oleole ayayayy and paella...Ok?
We are very tired of the stereotypes.
Thanks.
Greetings from Spain.
True, in the north of Spain flamenco is no very popular. We see it as a style from the south of Spain.
It's clear that you didn't like it at all. But just for your info: this is not real flamenco (not flamingo, btw). This is a mix between flamenco and electronic music. Flamenco is a folk style distantly related with Arab music. It is from the South, where Arab stood for a long time.
Flamingo no, flamenco
Vaya dos sin sangre. 😆 Se dice Flamenco no Flamingo!
Bullfighting
Ça me fait penser à notre chanson avec le groupe breton qui était mal vue par l' Espagne 😢 triste pour eux car si ça fait comme le groupe breton a la dernière place ces là honte pour eux...
En Francia hay flamenco ??
Si igualito que lo que vosotros llevasteis 😂
Nada que ver con lo que Francia llevó el año pasado. A mí me encantaba la canción, pero "Eaea" es vocalmente y visualmente muchísimo más fuerte e impactante
Muchos españoles iban con Francia el año pasado porque les recordaban a las Tanxugueiras.
Mal vue par l'Espagne? Nous étions beaucoup de gens qui aimaient Fulenn. Et vous devriez être très fièrs d'eux, ils ont fait un incredible travaill. L'Europe n'a compris pas France l'anné dernière, mais elle était une grande chanson en breton.
👎
I am Spanish and I don't like this choice to represent Spain in the Eurovisión contest
Don't be a party pooper. Thx.
Decíais lo mismo con Chanel y ahora todo el mundo la ama
@@ho8335 ya veremos o nos llevamos ZERO POINTS como Remedios Amaya y su flamenco
Cuál era tu favorit@??
@@soniamateo8861 enhorabuena señora, una canción flamenca en todos los años de historia del festival, ahora una infusión y a domir
The moors entered the Iberian peninsula in 711 ac.
Se han quedado muertos con “Ea,ea” porque es un taladro inaudible para un extranjero con un mínimo de gusto musical
No tendrán tanto gusto musical cuando no saben valorar una obra de arte
I m b e c i l
@@antoniagalvezlopez784 Me lo cuentas en mayo tras las votaciones a ver si tienes argumentos entonces…
Venga ya, que se te ve bastante mayorcito como para dejar este tipo de comentarios destructivos e infantiles. A ver si se te pasa ya la rabieta, que tu favorit@ no ganó pero no se acaba el mundo
Es una canción preciosa y deberías de estar orgulloso de ella.