Lucía Pérez, the Spanish representative at the Eurovision Song Contest to be held next Saturday in Düsseldorf (Germany), and its theme has been interpreted as bailaosobre I removed the scene of the German stage in the first trial that the singer has had "a very good impression." "The scenery is spectacular, I'm surprised how big everything is, the organization has the power and sound quality.
It was a very good first impression and after viewing it I've seen," he confessed after his performance Lucía Pérez, according to the statement sent by Spanish Television. In his first day in the German city, Galician singer had the opportunity to step on stage at the Arena to play Düsseldof up to four times the song that will represent Spain in the final of the Festival on 14th May.
Perez will perform at number 22, the same as last year ranked the German singer Lena, in the contest held in Oslo (Norway), who ended up winning. In these early trials, in which Pérez was dressed in a pink shirt and a gray skirt, as well as being sheltered by his five dancers, all white, have also been seen some details of the staging of the Spanish activities, as a 'LED' lights on the costumes for three dancers and some pyrotechnics.
In addition to the tests, Lucía Pérez has received in his first hours in the affection of Düsseldolf Eurofans, and was able to chat with some of its rivals such as Irish twins singers, or singers from Italy or Portugal.
It was a very good first impression and after viewing it I've seen," he confessed after his performance Lucía Pérez, according to the statement sent by Spanish Television. In his first day in the German city, Galician singer had the opportunity to step on stage at the Arena to play Düsseldof up to four times the song that will represent Spain in the final of the Festival on 14th May.
Perez will perform at number 22, the same as last year ranked the German singer Lena, in the contest held in Oslo (Norway), who ended up winning. In these early trials, in which Pérez was dressed in a pink shirt and a gray skirt, as well as being sheltered by his five dancers, all white, have also been seen some details of the staging of the Spanish activities, as a 'LED' lights on the costumes for three dancers and some pyrotechnics.
In addition to the tests, Lucía Pérez has received in his first hours in the affection of Düsseldolf Eurofans, and was able to chat with some of its rivals such as Irish twins singers, or singers from Italy or Portugal.
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