by Eurovision from A to Z
Welcome to Eurovision from A to Z! Get into a fantastic journey through the history of Eurovision Song Contest., where Didrik and Javier will review all the festivals from 1956 onwards. This podcast is open to eurofans from any country or any age who want to collaborate with us. Eurovision from A to Z is a podcast made by eurofans for eurofans.
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June 1, 2026
Hello guys and welcome back! After an absence which we explained on social media. Didrik and Javier with the presence of our guests Lukas and Robert will talk about the Eurovision 2026 edition held in Vienna. Nevertheless this is not the habitual analysis of an ESC festival. Not this year. We will talk about the songs, but perhaps this is not the most important thing now. Throughout this episode we will express our feelings as eurofans, try to see how the festival began to blur as our scapeway to our problems and our safe space and became a problem on itself as a political weapon of that country. Also, we will try to make conclusions about what will happen in the near future. Listen and enjoy!
March 11, 2026
Official Statement from Eurovision from A to Z defending our position towards the withdrawal of RTVE, AVROTROS and other public television as well as criticising the position of other broadcasters and the EBU
March 9, 2026
Welcome back after a long time! This episode was wished to be uploaded earlier but unfortunately, as Javier says in the disclaimer, duties and every day issues can overcome you. Nevertheless this episode is a good way to check what we expected before national finals season began with all the turmoil happened with five countries withdrawing. Didrik, Javier and Robert talk about these facts in a distant time like October 2025 and many more, apart from analysing the 1972 festival held "by default" in Edinburgh. This is a year full of historic and political events and good music, as Javier details in his trivia section. Here you will have the chance to discover stars like Nicola Di Bari, The New Seekers and Family Four, but also you will listen the first attempt of Ireland singing in Gaelic or the first incursion of progressive rock. You can also listen our 1971 playlist and enjoy most of the songs of this edition. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5bLWLia0gaZ4SvDJ18VfgX?si=8982b1a01eec4ea1 Deezer: https://link.deezer.com/s/32F5tNaRdpSFUELJN2Voj The snippets used for this episode (apart from the Eurovision 1971 songs) are the following: Introduction Section Alis - Nân Bashar Murad - Wild West Carly Rae Japse - Call Me Baby Luna Ki - Medusa Minerva - Estoy llorando por ti Sanna Nielsen - I'm in Love KEiiNO - Damdiggida Stella Mwangi og Alexandra Rotan - You Got Me Tom Hugo - I Like, I Like, I Like Gothminister - The Sun Susanne Sundfør - White Foxes Antigoni - You Can Have Him Trivia Section U2 - Sunday Bloody Sunday Munich Massacre - 1972 Today In History 5 Sept 17 - AP Archive La Tragedia de Los Andes (1972). Testimonios de Roberto Canessa y Nando Parrado, recién rescatados. - Erwin Pérez PR Consultant The Proclamation of HM Queen Margrethe II - 15th January 1972 Apollo 17 astronauts singing on the moon David Bowie - Starman Uriah Heep - Easy Livin' Los Sirex - La escoba Deep Purple - HIghway Star (Made in Japan) Pink Floyd - One Of These Days (Live At Pompeii) Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick (Edit #1) NEU! - Hallogallo Eagles - Take It Easy Don McLean - American Pie The New Seekers - I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony)
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Welcome to Eurovision from A to Z! Get into a fantastic journey through the history of Eurovision Song Contest., where Didrik and Javier will review all the festivals from 1956 onwards.
This podcast is open to eurofans from any country or any age who want to collaborate with us. Eurovision from A to Z is a podcast made by eurofans for eurofans.
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