Although Kaj’s Melodifestivalen victory surprised Yle’s narrator Mikko Silvennoinen, he is about to do a strong visa success for the Finnish band.
Kaj’s fate is tense on Tuesday. Peter Schneider
When asked by Mikko Silvennoinen, a Finnish visa artist Mikko Silvennoinen, an estimate of the success of Kaj, Sweden, the answer comes from the pharmacy’s shelf. Silvennoinen evaluates visa presentations in different countries on the official Instgram account of the New Music Competition. Silvenno is interviewed by YLE’s music journalist Katri Norrlin.
Silvennoinen underlines that the victory of the Kaj’s Melodifestivalen competition was shocking and he had no believe it.
– The biggest surprise in the spring spring, Silvennoinen sums up.
But what about the investment in visas?
– Kaj is doing really well. It either wins or is in top5, says Silvennoinen.
Mikko Silvennoinen believes in Kaj’s success. Atte Kajova
Silvennoinen points out that betting statistics and fan blog estimates are often quite correct for the top spot.
– The big mystery is how international professional juries value Kaj. At Melodifestivalen, they appreciated Kaj, liked and loved it. The people will love Kaj. That’s quite clear. The audience’s favorite is definitely, Silvennoinen says.
Silvennoinen believes that Erika Vikman, representing Finland, will become my visa and an international pop star. Silvennoinen also believes in Vikman’s potential.
On Tuesday, Kaj Kaj, a Finnish band representing Sweden, will be struggling for the final place on Tuesday. The band also has a solid supporters in Finland.
However, Finnish viewers cannot give Kaj their voice. The reason is in the rules of the visa. According to the rules, only the countries that compete in the semifinals in question can vote in each semifinals.