Eurovision songs with messages

This is a compilation of Eurovision songs with messages that I really appreciate.
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[@lada8755]

Thank you for 2000 subscribers! By the way, I have a question to people who watch my videos on a regular basis. I noticed that the quality of the robotic voice is not really good and I'll try to install another version of the program. But probably I'm too concerned about this and you don't even notice the problem. So does the quality of the sound disturb you and will it be okay for me to make a couple more videos with this sound (cause it may take some time to istall another program)?

[@julinkasch]

I personally didn't get disturbed by this robotic voice, I think the quality is not bad at all x)

[@sir.zermaroon3894]

It personally doesn't disturb me. :)

[@TheNerdyChive]

I don’t mind the robot voice

[@medi9945]

it doesnt disturb me either. Love ur channel

[@aekelly]

I only just discovered you so forgive me if this is a dumb question - do you have a disability that makes speaking difficult? If not, why not just use your own voice?

[@nathanthomas5497]

for hatrið mun sigra, they excell in sarcasm and symbolism. -matthias is the dark in the world, whereas klemens is the good in the world, sort of like a yin and yang -andrean, the male dancer is the state as an institution. in live performances, he could be interpreted as europe as when matthias sings 'evrópa hrynja' he falls to the floor. -the two female dancers can be seen an law and economics, and again in live performances, can be seen controlling klemens, maybe saying something about this society. -einar is seen as time running out or the very slow approach of death, it is the clock ticking down. -the end of the song is a logical conclusion, where everyone comes together and is seen as an ideal society, much to the one we live in today.

[@absoluteunit8027]

Thanks for that analysis

[@idkgoogleit3469]

Nathan Thomas Wow Thanks didn’t know that it was that deep

[@constantineravenna86]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@julieivanova]

I was thinking about the same but couldn't put it in such words for over a year now🤣

[@joelleichsenring2922]

I think the song "Mercy" (France 2018) had a good message.

[@freyjia5067]

It was about refugees. It's the story of a little girl that was born on a boat on the Méditerranée (I don't know the English name of it, sorry) after her mother was rescued when the canoe she took to join Europe had an accident. The girl just says thank you to the persons that saved her. I'm sorry if that wasn't understandable, I've tried my best to explain it well

[@HinaKhan-ou3xc]

@@freyjia5067 Mediterranean Sea is in English.

[@freyjia5067]

@@HinaKhan-ou3xc Thanks

[@HinaKhan-ou3xc]

@@freyjia5067 no problem.

[@elifcetin7410]

manga- we could be the same and mor ve ötesi- deli have some good messages. also ‘deli’ is a very ironic song, it likes a love song but it is actually written to the european union. :)

[@madelinebell5046]

Occidentali’s Karma. I love the contrast between the fun, upbeat music and the very cynical lyrics - literally the title means Westerners’ Karma. Especially love the line that describes the internet as “the poor people’s opium”.

[@goldenwitherphoenix1389]

I find "scream" "1944" and "roi" to have the most powerful messages. Scream to me sounds like a song of holding back emotions with lines like "tears wont fall what pride stands tall" however you need to let emotions out no matter how strong you are. Like in the music video, the little boy playing the knight thinks he is the strongest, but never saved the girl playing the princess until he lets go and actually let's his emotions be seen. 1944 and roi were mentioned in the video so I wont go into any detail as you out lined them perfectly.

[@boahneelassmal]

Ukraine did some meaningful songs several times. Apart from Jamala's 1944 (while deserved, the win had a bitter aftertaste, since it sadly felt like it was given to them to calm the political seas) Alyosha's sweet people instantly comes to mind. Its lyrics are still relevant and I think it's safe to say they will remain relevant decades to come.

[@davidhaltmar2807]

Italy 2018 is for my by far a song with most genius lyrics. Just briliant!

[@justarandomperson225]

Actually, Running (Hungary 2014) does have a message! It talks about abuse that children face in their lives, like some of the lyrics say: “Daddy’s home so she tries to hide” and “Daddy why why why leave me alone” so there you go

[@airellrm4449]

1944 & Non mi avete fatto niente, both my winners of each year! Since 2016, I'm really loving the quality of the winners 😍 And Wars for Nothing is extremely underrated as well 😔

[@sir.zermaroon3894]

I'm just glad that I discovered you. :) But what we can see is that some of this songs became pretty successful in Eurovision. 1944 won. Italy 2018 got 5th place. Hatari managed to get 10th place. They aren't that bad either. They are a big impact of messages.

[@orkiszon4653]

I'm sad that Roi 🇫🇷 recieved only 16th place :(

[@montianggara7789]

may i add my 2 cents? 2015 Romania,Voltaj - De La Capat (all over again). it breaks my heart when i discover the story, a song about problem in Romania where people leave their child unaccompanied. very strong message, very good performance, i can't bring any particular lyric, the whole lyric is the message. i do agree about roi, one of my favorite songs. very strong message, and those 2 ballerinas punch the message even harder.

[@PizzaToony]

I love that profile Picture. Matthias making that heart shape is just so... well... noice Edit: What about Zero gravity? It's about battling Post-natal Depression and the feeling when you feel free from depression or losing a loved one.

[@succhiatoredelcazzo4689]

Not very clear, message not understood when you listen to the song unless you look it up

[@wellhi9700]

Yes I love Zero Gravity🇦🇺

[@moonymode]

I have always thought of it as letting go of toxic relationships but that makes sense too!

[@LunaAMorticia]

I loved Higher Ground by Rasmussen - breaking the cycle of conflict and laying down weapons. Also Zero Gravity from this year - letting go of depression. 💕

[@medi9945]

i thaught zero gravity was about pragnent people and child birth

[@LunaAMorticia]

I think it’s specifically about post-partum depression? But I like the message 😊

[@LunaAMorticia]

I think it’s specifically about post-partum depression? But I like the message 😊

[@marvindujardin463]

@@medi9945 No that was Papa don't preach, but Madonna was there...

[@markr1493]

What about Dancing Lasha Tumbai? What about Alcohol is free? What about We are the winners? Very very very dissapointed. No. Jk. Very nice video. Keep on going Lada!

[@Alpacoo]

Party for Everybody

[@kevin.m9352]

Well, another song with deep meaning is Albania 2019 Jonida sings for people who left their countries so she tells them to come back

[@riri3531]

Romania's too in 2015

[@eeeeeeeeeeeee9651]

Kinda disappointed Finland 2011 wasn't in the video, like the whole song is about saving the planet. Or Finland 2019, about climate change.

[@Glitching_Rain]

I know Icelandic fluently I’m saying this not to brag but it was asked at 2:44 if anyone was wondering

[@flopjul4581]

Im very good with the things people want to say in other languages but that could be because I learned 4 mandatory languages in the Netherlands(French, German both 2 years atleast, English and Dutch)

[@despairleyy]

Look away (finland 2019) talked about a environmental issue as well

[@memaequestrian6867]

Rhythm Inside imo has the best message, 'And If we die tomorrow what do we have to show?' These words inspire me everyday, like why are you wasting your life? Do things you always wanted to do because soon it can be too late, just make your life interesting and live your life as you always wanted

[@teodoratea7854]

I like Hvala ne - Slovenia 2018 It talks about being yourself and not selling out and how you Can say no to something based on your opinion and not the opinion of others And it tells it in a bright yet not sarcastic way , saying that you Can and should be yourself It Is one of my favorite songs in eurovision even tho its só underrated

[@julinkasch]

I'm so happy for having discovered your channel, your content is always very entertaining and interesting ❤️

[@kasperikontola4525]

Finlands 2019 song about climate change

[@torillatavataan143]

2011 too! :)

[@teo1174]

also romania's 2015- de la capat (all over again)... basically the song and the mv are about the migration problem in romania (which is kinda huge)... the band talks about the children that are left behind and that must stay with their grandparents or other relatives because their parents are going abroad to work, because that is the only way they can actually afford paying off living expenses and stuff like that... and especially the mv is meaningful, because it shows the struggles pf those children whose parents are working abroad and sending off money to romania, and how much they miss their parents and how it basically becomes some sort of trauma and about how they struggle to keep in contact with their parents whom they miss dearly (there are also a lot of topics that i didn't talk about in this song, but it has english subtitles if you wanna check it out)

[@hoffy63]

Thank you Lada for all your compilations. One song that has stuck with me through the years has been De La Capat/All Over again by Voltaj - Romania 2015. A beautiful song with a strong message about the children left behind by parents needing to work overseas. Although about Romanians, it is easily relatable to all economic refugees throughout Europe and the world who must leave their families in order to support them.

[@sheridanindaeyo]

euro neuro, push the button , hatrid mun sigra, and non mi avete fatto niente are iconic af. legit push the button was my winner in 2007, not even lying.

[@NekitaRui]

Polish entry from 2015 (Monika Kuszyńska In the name of love) had a great meaning but it was lost in the translation process, I really recommend you listen to the polish ver of the song and find an accurate translation. I also really liked Polish entry from 1992,where Edyta sung: "people are like the books, romantic one of them are from love stories, the tired ones are from newspapers, but I am still a white piece of paper" The last ones I really love too are: Freddy - Pioneer (Hungary 2016) "Be proud, you were born to be real" And Polina - A milion voices ❤️ "Your heart is like a beating drum, burning brighter than the sun"

[@NekitaRui]

And Romania 2015(?) "All over again" this song is about parents who work abroad but leave their children behind

[@VoilaBarti]

Mercy 🇫🇷 2018 😥

[@aekelly]

Love that song!!!!

[@succhiatoredelcazzo4689]

It's a propaganda song, France already has a TON of migrants and it just argues that migrants should keep coming

[@LabriegNilam]

@@succhiatoredelcazzo4689 finally a great comment about this song

[@boxyuwu4956]

Overrated by the fandom

[@malyceascarlet9837]

@@succhiatoredelcazzo4689 ... It was literally designed to find a little girl that was born in France while her Mother had just fled her country. And they did find her in the end. So you might call it propaganda. I call that a reminder that migrants are humans too. Some people just don't get to be in a place that's good enough.

[@abbeyrhapsody3205]

Maybe you won't believe me but We Could Be The Same also one of the songs that has a strong message and this message is not about love. The song has 2 strong messages; firstly of course about a relationship but secondly, it tells us how Turkey wants to be a European country that much! On social medias; Turkish people and other nations' people always fight about "Is Turkey a European country?" blah blah. We always wanted to be a member of European Union. But Europe didn't want us. As the guitarist of maNga says; "the song was misunderstood. Just because of the staging and some of the lyrics; people didn't see the biggest meaning of the song. It was about us. It was about Europe and Turkey which is European." For example: "For just one night, we could be the same, no matter what they say" "For just one night" : it was about the grand final. They knew they would go to the grand final so they wrote "just for one night" "We could be the same" : Turkey always wanted to be the same with European countries. Turkey has European parts but Europe didn't care about it and if they did; they (we) could be the same with each other. We could unite for raising the European union. "No matter what they say" : I guess you already understood. It's about "don't care about what the world will say" cos we have a bad ass president and Europe is like peace and they didn't want a country which is full of muslim and a bad ass president. America, China and other countries would drive crazy if Turkey would have been a part of European Union. It's about "no matter what other countries will say, we "can" be the same, even for just one night" But... We couldn't.

[@Maria29G]

Holy shit, that's a clever interpretation of that song!

[@eurovisionsarah424]

Turkey should have won back in 2010 greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

[@kapybarka]

wtf. if one country cannot deal with its own history and face it (1915) how could they (and wh do they want to) belove to European civilization?

[@abbeyrhapsody3205]

@@kapybarka did you really read what I've written? We don't say we are only European, or we are Asian or African. Cos in the past we had these 3 and now, we are from Europe, from Asia and from Africa. Turkey still has some European parts and that shows we deserve to being a part of European union. We don't say we are only European people. You had better go to an eye doctor dude

[@abbeyrhapsody3205]

@@kapybarka or maybe a brain one

[@zuvix86]

Roi have so powerful message. I love it. Running makes me cry because of lyrics.

[@nagi-wagi6694]

"Roi" has a really strong message

[@lauraxdance9827]

1982 Nicole with "Ein bisschen Frieden" for Germany which made 1st place had an important message about world piece. it was written during the time germany was parted into two through a wall and nobody there thought it would be reunited again

[@aybalao3o]

In 2010, maNga's song had a great meaning.

[@gabrielleleach1064]

My favourite is Roi 👑

[@oof2946]

BRING DOWN CAPITALISM! Hatrid mun sigraa! ❤😂

[@willcraggs9804]

Kristi 29 why. How does that help

[@tomasroma2333]

Will Craggs Well thats what they believe. They are a anti-capitalist band.

[@willcraggs9804]

Tomás Roma yes but I was asking them joe removing capitalism helps in any way

[@nathanthomas5497]

hatrið *

[@benjaminsmith6388]

@@willcraggs9804 capitalism is an endemic cause of the world's problems, climate change, war, famines, water pollution, all share one key link, that's capitalism.

[@oliviamaria2010]

France 2018, mercy (song about refugees)

[@harryjo1016]

Albania 2019 message is great

[@gracepearson5905]

Love this video 💕 I think Oto’s song from this year, from Georgia should have been included. It was really underrated in my opinion and had a really heartwarming message

[@roy.moreno]

Of course you'll need a much longer video to include many more songs with messages but I like those you've chosen for this one :) 1944 is my most favourite song of all time and I'm super happy to see it here :3 Jamala wrote this masterpiece herself, so touching and powerful ♥

[@creativeusername1355]

you know the video's going to be good when the first song is euro neuro

[@linasikorska3502]

I'd like to include to this list also "Mercy" (France, 2018), "Sweet people" (Ukraine, 2010), "Peace will come" (Georgia, 2008). Some people have a thing that songs like these are similar to films about victims for Oscar committee and undoubtedly can be the winners. But we can't sing only about love and don't notice social problems. Thank you for great video)

[@melisal.5602]

Austria 2014, Russia 2015, France 2018

[@erikajansen1762]

Knowing what they were doing in Crimea at the time, Russia's 2015 is straight up hypocrisy. Hated that one.

[@nataliasemenova4883]

@@erikajansen1762 what was russia doing in crimea in 2015?

[@erikajansen1762]

@@nataliasemenova4883 If you don't know it already, I believe it's be worthless disscusing it with you. Either you're too young to know, or oblivious.

[@nataliasemenova4883]

@@erikajansen1762well, i know what happened in crimea, i even was there in 2016 and talked to locals about all of this, i was just curious to hear your version, because you made it sounded like russia was performing some violent acts in crimea, which is obviously not true. It was against the law to annex crimea, but it wasn't a violent act, there were no shooting, no bombing, no killing, so how is polina gagarina's song is hypocritical, if it's about the world without violence and russia didn't show any violence in crimea in 2014 (it did in other places though, but you brought up crimea god know why)

[@erikajansen1762]

@@nataliasemenova4883 Okay, just call this situation not "what Russia was doing in Crimea", but simply "in Ukraine". Like, shooting down a Malaysian plane for no goddamn reason... a million voices indeed. I'll never buy tose Russian peace and love songs in a definitely political competition that actually was supposed to be a lighthearted way for Europe to get together after WWII. At least not when the country is showing aggression in other territories. By the way, just a disclaimer, I have nothing against Russian people or music. Just the politics are off.

[@blazejfabian2518]

I also think Finlands Da Da Dam from 2011 should be mentioned - the lyrics talk about the serious problem of our impact on the earth in a cute and charming way - it is not your usual: "oh we are gonna die if we don't do something", rather it is a story about a boy who actually went and did something and now it is our turn to help the planet 🌍

[@Grybovsky]

Thumbnail looks like a ted talk haha

[@JPenguin-lm8wn]

There is also salvem el mon Andorra's 2007 entry about stopping global warming. And Iceland's song about stopping prejudice in 2014. Keep up the great videos.

[@endritmyrta7384]

Albania has a strong and a deep message too. To everyone's wondering what the song is about. The song is about Albanian migration which has its roots since 600 years ago. Albanians migrated from Northern Greece (Morea, Epirus in antiquity) to Italy to escape Ottoman rule. The massive migrations were always present for centuries among Albanians who migrated to USA, Turkey,Greece, Romania, etc, and it finally continued until Serbian wars in Kosovo whose people flew massively in Western Europe. Albania has a long long history with migrants and it is a big burden for Albanian families since centuries not to have their loved ones near them. The Albanian migration still continues to this day and it was due either to continuous wars, genocides, and massacres by the neighboring countries, or for a better life. The migration in Albania still continues to this day, hundreds of songs have been sung and created for the Albanian migration where they mourn the departure of their loved ones, and in this song Jonida laments for the people who left their land and family and calls them to "return to the land." You can clearly hear her lamentation before the chorus starts. And while the migration in Europe has grown massively for the past 5 years, for Albanians, this is not a new thing It is our history, identity. This song has so much history in it. It is beautiful, meaningful, and sad at the same time, Every Albanian knows how deep the history in this song is and how the eagle at the end almost made us cry.

[@trikebeatstrexnodiff]

Yeah. In Turkey, I have many Albanian friends, and they want to go their country. Loves!

[@amyeanna1]

So sorry this didn't get clout

[@robertatedeschi3346]

i remember that the first time i listened to roi i cried a lot...wonderful

[@eclectic505]

04:09 _but I always remember, that I'm nobody_ sAMe

[@medi9945]

I love this channel, its a nice comunity, you should make a discord =)

[@SubtoHale]

Finland 2011 Finland 2018 Finland 2019 Finland 2015 France 2019 Israel 2009 Hungary 2017

[@chaoticdolly5280]

The one that i find really deep is Shine by Tolmachevy sisters. I understand it as they are singing about breaking out of dark times.

[@yesslm2703]

When I saw the title i thought you meant, eurovision songs that has messages on screen (such as soldi, non me avete fatto niente, roi etc, that had lyrics in different languages) 😅 I really liked your video, it's nice too see different points of view!

[@wystxrr]

Zero Gravity has quite a powerful message

[@noo4449]

Say na na na... it reminds you to say na na na

[@brokay7681]

So many nice songs with messages, that's why I think it is impossible to name them all. I want to remind you on Love in Rewind (Bosnia and Herzegovina 2011). The song is about struggles made by people in their middle ages, when you are not either young or old, when you might feel useless and stuck in a routine, or better said natural order of things. They have given the love to other people and as they feel alone they want to get attention and love. The song talks also about the fact that everything passes and that life is like a sieve and that it makes that only big (important) things stay on the surface. I just can't skip and not to mention Wars for Nothing again. What a briliant song, with a choir-like atmosphere, I am amazed by it. I would make this song to be international anthem of peace. Special shoutout to Running and Shelter 🇭🇺 🇷🇸

[@Dzyntara]

Thank you for bringing up Running!

[@hannahkrisan2168]

5:44 My favourite song... It's give me goosebump (idk how to write this 😅)

[@LexusLFA554]

Waterloo has the same war concept in a up-beat pop song.

[@ghosttroop115]

Even tho it is such a good message in the song, Hatriđ mun sigra is that song that everytime u hear u have to sing to

[@filipbielak2254]

Where is ,, Keine Grenzen"? The beautiful polish song about nothing borders, represented this country in 2003

[@memaequestrian6867]

Nikt jej nie pamięta XDDD

[@flamecatcher4892]

I think maNga's We Could Be The Same has a deep message too. "I can love you more than they hate" "no matter how different we are" "we could be the same no matter what they say"

[@flamecatcher4892]

@electric sword combat what is ironic 'bout it?

[@abeldisla.5488]

La Venda ( The Blindspot) Spain 2019, is a song about the consumism and how the people that the money make their happy and when the Blindspot fall down ( find the true) you will be happy.

[@lauraskovbo]

Non mi avete fatto niente is MY FAVE EVER - Because it just speaks for itself

[@user-wl7qp8pu3r]

Serbia 2016 didn't really deserve 18th place😭

[@tasa98]

Agree

[@arisolight]

Wow I agree with everything you said!

[@snowyalice]

Even though it seems super stupid, Twin Twin's Moustache actually has quite a deep message.

[@asgertonsberg2457]

What about Conquistador by Da Vinci, Portugal 1989 about the history of the Portuguese Empire. Or Halay by Beş Yıl Önce, On Yıl Sonra, Turkey 1984 about how everyone is welcome no matter who they are. And not see enemies in unknown people, but friends.

[@flora_1312]

I see Bilal I clic I love him

[@navaryn2938]

Rambo amadeus just came in, dropped some truth bombs on the entire continent, and then disappeared back to his buisness. legend.

[@leanykakicsi6152]

From this list Eastern European and Wars for Nothing are my favourites.

[@Vaikida]

Malta 2018 ?

[@TheTeremaster]

I'm pretty sure Euro Neuro was the first Eurovision act i ever saw, it was extremely confusing

[@MW22743]

I would also mention Poland 2017, Denmark 2011, Austria 2014, Russia 2015, and Ireland 2018.

[@whylol5457]

Kobi Oz preformed for my school and talked about the song "push the button" he grew up in a town not far from Gaza that was attacked on daily by the hamas.

[@geminislorenzo]

I think that to fully transmit the message you want to give,the song has to be good too. If you have a good message and a bad song it’s as if a part is missing,like if you eat half of the food in your dish

[@sigma.mi.]

Great video!!!To be honest..I don't really pay so much attention to the songs lyrics..especially when they aren't in a language that I understand...of course most of the times if a song has a message ,we learn about it, somehow... So about the most of these songs, I didn't know that they had a msg...so it was pretty interesting to learn that!!!👍 On the other hand,I don't really know if Eurovision is the right place and event to say some things...I don't know...Of course that is happening all the time,so... In the end I wanted to say that Conan's song had a good msg,too..about mobiles..I really found those lyrics pretty good....☺

[@Titolu]

Homens da Luta 2011 Portugal

[@iamwatchingu5286]

France 2015 Russia 2005

[@ondrejvesely6378]

I am a fan of your voice 😍😂🔥

[@kecskepogacsaja7457]

4:52 5:45 😍😍🇭🇺🇭🇺🔥

[@huelorene208]

Hello from France ! You can talk about the song Mercy to the duo Madame Monsieur. The song talk about migrants on the sea, a very good song. :)

[@kgw72]

Let's not forget to the song from Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1993: Sva Bol Svijeta "All the pain of the world tonight in Bosnia" it said. The lyrics are not that strong, but knowing what was happening then....

[@Sunshine34891]

the robot voice quality is not the problem, I just dislike the voice itself. would much rather see a personal voice over (no matter how thick the accent, that'd be very ~eurovision) or just text or screen tbh

[@spectremodtrain5936]

This video is great

[@ilaydabutiwasborningermany5744]

Oh man Hatrið mun sigra is my favourite Eurovision song of all time. Hits exactly my type of music.

[@justpassing8866]

Will this have a second part ?

[@lada8755]

Probably no. Only if there will be a lot of suggestions from the commenters and I will be out of ideas.

[@v_jannika_v7269]

@@lada8755 You can do songs about personale back ground or something

[@alenkasotina3596]

Sweet people❤️❤️ Deep meaning, I think

[@dykevader01]

Soldi kinda broke my heart when I researched the lyrics

[@user-zz4xk5kt8m]

Denmark 2011 For me, this is a very important song with a very important message.

[@succhiatoredelcazzo4689]

they use it for political rallies in Malta lmao

[@user-zz4xk5kt8m]

@@succhiatoredelcazzo4689 unfortunately I didn’t know anything about this, but that doesn’t change the fact that I saw in this song an important message for me and that this song helped me in difficult periods of my life.

[@succhiatoredelcazzo4689]

@@user-zz4xk5kt8m Mhm. are you slavic?

[@user-zz4xk5kt8m]

@@succhiatoredelcazzo4689 yep

[@babagroznica5493]

I like turtles

[@Kisuchichi]

After hatrid mun sigra, i wanted to learn icelandic. Now i can speak english, swedish, finnish and icelandic!

[@singstarmathias]

Love it. You can also talk about Mercy by Madame Monsieur.

[@robbe.t.r.o]

2:42 yes i can a little bit Icelandic and i want to learn Icelandic. I'm from the Zero Points Land (Germany oof)

[@purple0rainn]

Whenever I hear proud, I just cry.

[@bjorngumundsson4204]

Hatrið mun sigra is amazing and im from Iceland

[@sylviavermaas7713]

What about arcade all the times i listened it i whas in tears

[@Francesco_AP_]

YEAH YEAH FIRE

[@markshnaider-o1f]

MESSAGEVISION

[@ondrejvesely6378]

Jeneric music and popvision*

[@bard3319]

You forgot two beautiful songs in my opinion, Say Love - Darina Krasnovetska from ukraine sang the song "Say Love" at Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018 in Mińsk, the song is about wars in western europe and the whole world, she was at 4th place, in my opinion she deserved 2nd. Also Anyone I Want To Be - Roksana Węgiel from poland placed 1st at Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018 in Mińsk. The song is about dreams coming true and being anyone you'd want to be.

[@andreas8340]

But they are from Junior Eurovision

[@lepiaf6452]

*Darina Krasnovetska is like a mini Jamala. She was amazing in Minsk as well as Roxie. Both of them were my winners.*

[@bard3319]

@@lepiaf6452 Exactly!

[@bard3319]

@@andreas8340 So Junior Eurovision isn't eurovision?

[@andreas8340]

@@bard3319 This video is only about the big Eurovision

[@frostedgraves6059]

France's song Mercy has a really really good message too.

[@denismasha5389]

Ktheju tokes is a pure message song about emmigration and their homeland