Tommy Cash represents Estonia in this spring’s Eurovision Song Contest. The humorous piece of visa has not appealed to everyone.
Tommy Cash represents Estonia in Eurovision this spring. Aop
Last weekend, Estonia chose Tommy Cash to represent the country in the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland. The representation is called Espresso macchiatowhere we joke with Italian stereotypes.
– I have a lot of money, I work around the clock. I sweat like a mafioso, the words of the song are translated into Finnish.
The humorous grip of the song has not appealed to everyone.
Codacons, an Italian consumer organization, has complained about EBU, the European Broadcasting Union. According to the organization, the song is offensive.
– Despite the freedom of artistic expression that must be characterized by events such as Eurovision Song Contest, we cannot disqualify suspicions about the inclusion of the song in a competition, followed by audiences around the world, if it is offensive to many individuals, the organization states in its statement.
Lega Party Senator Gian Marco Center has also been scandalous about the song. He shared a Tulikivikkut article on his Instagram account.
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“The singer should come to Italy to see how good people work before he writes stupid songs full of stereotypes,” Center writes.
Tommy Cash or the right name Tomas Tammemets has written a song together in the Finnish John Naukkarinen with. Naukkarinen was involved in doing Wrapper Cha cha cha cha) hit.
Estonia competes in the first semifinals of the Eurovision Song Contest. Finland will be represented this year Erika Vikman by ICH KONE. Finland is valued for performing in another semifinals.
Source: The Guardian