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THE FIRST OF the two Eurovision semi-finals took place tonight. While Ireland isn’t up until Thursday, we were still treated to some good acts… such as the ridey Hungarian Freddie.
One of the stand out moments, however, wasn’t an entry… but the Swedish host’s interval act. It was called The Grey People,
It told the story of the refugee crisis, and immediately grabbed people in from the get-go
Sunday 24 November, 2024
Sunday 24 November, 2024
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People were loving the Eurovision's powerful interval dance act
THE FIRST OF the two Eurovision semi-finals took place tonight. While Ireland isn’t up until Thursday, we were still treated to some good acts… such as the ridey Hungarian Freddie.
One of the stand out moments, however, wasn’t an entry… but the Swedish host’s interval act. It was called The Grey People,
It told the story of the refugee crisis, and immediately grabbed people in from the get-go
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It was from the mind of choreographer Benke Rydman and many agreed it was stunning
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Some disgareed
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But the act was met with almost universal praise
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