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My
Slowianie
DONATAN
& CLOE
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SECHUK
JURY
175
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280 (62.5%)
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INTERNATIONAL
JURY
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POLAND
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JURY TOTAL
87.5
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Amar
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Interesting return for
Poland
. I mean, I kind of like it! It's different and fun... for the
first minute or two. I can see
Eastern Europe
appreciating the elements in this entry, but I just can't see it
having a huge effect throughout
Europe
and the leader board in May.
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6
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Axel
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Well,
what can I say? Not my cup of tea not at all. I am really untouched
by this
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3
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Benedek
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This song is going nowhere. Rap is always a bad option. I'm so
sorry for
Poland
its one of my favorite countries but this song will stay in the
semi final. It lacks of everything.
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3
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Douwe
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Poland
mark their return to the contest with a very
catchy and rhythmic song with hip-hop and folk elements. Exactly 20
years ago since their debut when they took the 2nd place in
Dublin
. I don't
think this is a winner for them but a lot of fun and a place in
the final should be within their reach.
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7
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Elias
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Brave
choice but if the stage presentation is not exceptional and unique
it will leed to a flop.
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6.5
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José
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Very
original song with a slavic style, a happy return to
Poland
.
Personally it's not the kind of music that I like, but I'm sure
Macedonia
,
Slovenia
,
Romania
will
vote it in their semifinal, perhaps the return of
Poland
to
the final.
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5
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Mark
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I think this is a really good song and possibly my favourite so
far. Still don’t think we have heard the winner yet though.
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8
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Melissa
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Welcome back
Poland
! After a wait of a few years, they've done well to rock up with
a track that straddles the very complimentary pairing of hip-hop and
ethnic folk (?) The argument over whether it's a parody aside, this
is an entry with a killer hook, and I for
one am
very keen to see
how it will be staged in
Copenhagen
.
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8
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Octavio
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The Polish version is much better than English version.The
girl is good looking and charismatic and keep Donatan off the stage
and let her rock the song with slavic dancers. So catchy, funky and
modern. Completely original, sense of humour, great style, ethnic
influences and it actually reflects what's in the chance.
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7
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Paul
C
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A very unusual entry for
Poland
. A mixture of ethnic and modern music, I like it. It is fresh,
makes you want to move. I don't know how will it be received by the
Eurovision viewers but I really hope to see
Poland
in the Grand Final.
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8
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Pia
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hm hm , Not so bad , I don´t like the national costumes ( it
shouldn´t have anything to do with the song, but in these days
everything counts ....) A little bit different (that´s good ) And a
rythm that gives points from me ....hm hm hm 8 or 9? 9 It is !
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9
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Roberto
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Trying to blend ethnic sounds with contemporary rhythms is surely
a sign of originality, but the result cannot be always appreciable.
A weak song, so repetitive, that becomes boring and irritating. I'm
not impressed, honestly.
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5.5
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Roy
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Happy they are back, I missed them. Their song again shows some
elements of Polish music and the dance routines are nice and
colourful but not really impressed witht he vocals of the female,
too high pithcing for my liking.
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5
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Samantha
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It's a shame that so many Slavic
countries are skipping 2014! That being said, this is cheeky,
audacious fun, and I think a bilingual arrangement would be the best
way to go (final chorus in English, maybe?). I worry that this might
pull an "Igranka", though...let's hope juries are more
forgiving this year towards something innovative.
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6.5
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UNITED KINGDOM
JURY
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POLAND
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JURY
TOTAL
87.5
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Andrew
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Poland
has only made the Top 10 once since their great first entry and
has only qualified for the final twice in eight years.
There's a reason for that... they send awful songs and this
year is no exception. Marginally better than
Belarus
but that's not really an achievement.
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3
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Brian
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Wow welcome back
Poland
. this is certainly an infectious song that really motors along.
Would like to see this in the final but it will be interseting to
see how it comes across live. I'm sure this one will get the
audience behind it
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8.5
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Danny
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It’s a welcome return for
Poland
after a few years absence and they’ve picked a song which has
almost FOURTY million views on YouTube, by far the biggest hit of
the contest. It’s certainly different, and isn’t to everyones
cup of tea, but it is going to stand out a mile on the Eurovision
stage. The only problem I have is how it will convert to a live
performance, but I think we could be seeing
Poland
’s best result in Eurovision since 1994.
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8
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David
A
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I think this is young, cute and fresh and should appeal to the
younger demographic of televoter. Whether the juries will like it I
don't know, and how it will come across with only 6 on stage I'm not
sure. Overall I think this should do well from
Poland
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7.5
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David
B
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A last - something worth shouting
about! Love the handclapping and a tune with a bit of a harder edge.
It's a joyous three minutes and while it probably has no chance of
winning, let's thank
Poland
for rescuing us from a slightly dreary Eurovision line-up. I
can't imagine the lovely Cleo droning on about cakes can you?
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8
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David
E
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Fast,
frenetic, folksy and fun! A fantastic return from
Poland
and
with the right staging I think this is going to sail into the final
and end up waaaaay up the left side of scoreboard.
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9
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Dean
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Is there a tune here? Not my thing at all but I think this is a
qualifier. There's something fresh and immediate about it. Welcome
back
Poland
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4
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Eddie
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I like the beat, I like the style, I like the production. I don't
like the shouting singing. It has a great contemporary sound but I
just feel like it's missing something. The performance could be better.
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5
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Gary
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Now this is what I mean by
contemporary, although not aimed at me I’m sure! Excellent entry
from
Poland
and one that I want to play over and over already. Not so keen on the
unsubtle video for it, but I hope this goes far from them… Go
Poland
!
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9
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Matt
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Chaotic, loud... rubbish!
Welcome back
Poland
and all that but this is just not pleasant to my ears. A
contender for toilet-break. Pretty lady but not for me: sorry
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1
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Nico
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I
kinda like this, pretty fresh. The kinda song that if someone really
well know released in the
UK
would probably be a hit. Alas there's no real hook to it and no help
that it's in Polish. Nice bit of slavic melody in the musical
interlude, not enough to get people voting though. Pity, would have
been nice to see
Poland
go
straight to the final on their return.
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6
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Paul
J
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"Shake what yer mamma gave ya".
I love this! Very contemporary! If the live vocals are decent and
they don't over-egg the pudding I can see this doing well!
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8
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Sally-Ann
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Dreadful in every way, this is
destined to come last in its semi. Yes, it's another case of
Exit Pole.
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1
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Tristán
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Haha, I was listening to this before I had any clue it would be
chosen. A bright move, to choose a well-known song. I like it, a
cheeky mickey-take and if anyone needs convincing that it's a great
song, check out Julia Zalewska's cover of it on YouTube.
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9.5
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