History of Eurovision - Vocal Coach Reacts to Lulu 'Boom Bang-a-Bang'

[@Grafrey]

Wonderful artist. Such a talent! She said Olé at the end because the competition was in Madrid. She was joint 1st place with France, the Netherlands and Spain. All getting 18 points ❤

[@michduncg]

This was a super performance from Lulu, sung in Madrid hence the Dali sculpture on stage. That’s why she added the ‘Ole’ on the end. The Spanish song that came joint 1st ‘Vivo Cantando’ by Salome is well worth a watch too! She wore a ceramic dress that weighed 14 kg (33 lbs)

[@malcolmgallop341]

Ole, because the contest was held in Madrid 👍😀

[@killianschafer765]

I watched all every Eurovision song last year so i couldrank every year. Never thought of the whole raunchy connotations at all but now you mention it its obvious. Also the Olé was because the contest was in Madrid

[@raul19ytb79]

Hi! There was 4 winners that year.She said "ole" at the end because that year Eurovision was in Spain. Last year won Masiel with Lalala...

[@michduncg]

And this year ie 1969 Salome came joint 1st with the wonderful ‘Vivo cantando’

[@RaiderReborn]

"Ole!" Because she was performing in Spain there. One for the crowd? :) The sculpture/statue in the background was designed by none other than Salvador Dali.

[@grantrule6593]

Great Reaction

[@erikbehaeghel]

the olé at the end is because eurovision was in Spain that year Georgina

[@RichardSwales]

Hiya, great video! Lulu ends the song with ‘Olé’ because the 1969 contest was held in Spain, possibly trying to get extra points! 😆

[@Wizardwill6]

Hey Georgina, there was a live orchestra back in those days- no backing tracks! This was one of the four winning songs in 1969 as four countries tied and they didn’t have a tie-break mechanism back then!

[@williamdfr1715]

As Eddy and Patsy would say "Champagne for Lulu, champagne for Lulu!"🥂🍾

[@Matalafame]

Decorated was designed by Salvador Dalí