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Clara Cabrera, Spain | Deputy Editor – Video Content
Clara Cabrera is a Spanish artist and writer who is really happy to be a part of the team. Her passion for Eurovision comes from many years ago, where the show was the only window she had to see what was outside of her country and spend one evening absorbing the music, the light and cultures of the whole continent (and Australia, Israel, Armenia and Azerbaijan)
With her other passion being art, Clara works from her studio in Aachen, Germany, where she delivers numerous portrait commissions that she receives from around the world.
You can learn more about her works on her site www.claracabrera.com
Favourite Eurovision entry: Wild Dances by Ruslana (Ukraine 2004)
Jessica Cole, UK | Deputy Editor
Jessica is from London, and has been a huge fan of Eurovision since 2005.
She has been to the see the contest live in 2010, and 2011, and soon to be heading to Kyiv for the 2017 edition!!
Favourite Eurovision entries: ”Always” by Aysel & Arash (Azerbaijan 2009) and ‘Oro’ by Jelena Tomasevic (Serbia 2008)
After years of hearing odd references to Eurovision, Stuart finally saw the excitement around the contest firsthand while living in Spain in 2018. After watching the Lisbon show that year, it didn’t take long for him to start diving deep into the history of the contest.
Coming from a TV production background and being an avid fan of music, he sees Eurovision as a unique phenomenon that brings his career and his passion together. He is also fascinated by the contest’s historical significance, and how it showcases multiple cultures at once.
Favourite Eurovision entry: “Soldi” by Mahmood (Italy 2019)
Alex is one of our correspondents from Portugal. He began following Eurovision since a little child. All thanks to one of the most iconic Portuguese songs ever, which took part in Eurovision, “Conquistador”.
He loves and supports all the Portuguese entries in Eurovision, even when he doesn’t like the winning song ate the national final. Something that brings him a lot of disappointment is when Portugal doesn’t qualify for the final.
The musical diversity, the cultural exchange between the different countries and the sharing of opinions with others about the event, led him to seek the challenge of being part of the Eurovoxx team.
Favourite Eurovision entry: “Conquistador” by Da Vinci (Portugal 1989)
Beth is a 30-something aspiring writer/counsellor from Melbourne, Australia. She first watched Eurovision in 2015 and immediately fell in love with the contest, and has been a mega-fan ever since. In her spare time, Beth loves to read, watch documentaries, create digital art, and study Italian (she was part of the 56% increase in new Italian learners on Duolingo in May 2021). Beth hopes to one day travel all over Europe to meet her extensive family (and hopefully attend a live Eurovision grand final!).
Favourite Eurovision Entries: Zitti E Buoni – Måneskin (Italy 2021), SHUM – Go_A (Ukraine 2021), Fuego – Eleni Foureira (Cyprus 2018), Higher Ground – Rasmussen (Denmark 2018)
Bob is a Journalist and Sales Specialist from Armenia.
Being a huge fan of music, geography, and folklore, he believes that Eurovision is a place where all his interests meet, and where everything is more enjoyable, open and diverse.
Bob’s first Eurovision memory was Helena Paparizou’s victory in 2005 for Greece. He has been a huge fan of the contest since that day.
Bob loves to “create magic” in the kitchen, watch soccer games and travel wherever the road takes.
¡Hola! This boy is Dany, from Seville (Andalusia, Spain). He is a graduate in journalism and a big Eurovision fan. So Eurovoxx is the best place to put both things together.
His passion for Eurovision began since he was a child. Fondly remember his family dinners in front of the TV on Eurovision night to watch and comment on the show together. Over the years, his passion was growing and, finally, he lived his first live show in Vienna 2015. He met the Eurovoxx team at the Eurovision Pre-Party in Madrid in 2019 and, after that, we had a great time in Tel Aviv together.
Dany loves music, videogames, movies, sports, animals and nature. He’s a curious person who always wants to learn. For example, he’s currently studying English and Italian.
Dominik was born 1995 and been a Eurovision fan since 2009 and his dedication to the contest is getting bigger and bigger.
He usually organises a private Eurovision party with his friends including an internal voting. He lived in Australia for 8 months and watched the ESC 2018 at 5am like a real fan.
Besides Eurovision, he’s studying to become a primary school teacher. His hobbies are playing games, watching series, meeting friends and doing sport.
Favourite Eurovision Entries: “Rhythm Inside” by Loic Nottet (Belgium 2015), “Goodbye To Yesterday” by Elina & Stig (Estonia 2015), “Beautiful Mess” by Kristian Kostov (Bulgaria 2017) and “Arcade” by Duncan Lawrence (The Netherlands 2019)
Dylan is a French fan of the Eurovision since the mid 00’s. He has never missed a show since and travelled to Lisbon 2018 to attend the show and meet with some of Eurovoxx team members.
Feeling lonely in a country that loves to mock the Eurovision, Dylan is now part of a bigger family and studies the links between this amazing contest and European politics.
He loves to travel, especially in Central and Eastern European countries where he lived a couple of years. Probably the best way to enjoy properly the Eurovision hype!
I’m Jana from Germany. My earliest Eurovision memory was the show of 2009, where I was amazed by all those different flags from countries all over Europe and further. And that’s what I love about Eurovision: to celebrate together as a big family, no matter where you’re from.
Last year was my first time live at the ESC and that was truly one of my best moments so far. Besides Eurovision, I’m studying Tourism Management and in my spare time I improve my language skills and travel as much as I can.
My favourite Eurovision entries: Bistra Voda – Regina ( Bosnia&Herzegovina 2009) and Moja Štikla – Severina (Croatia 2006)
Hi. I’m Justin from Newcastle, Australia.
Hi, my name is Liam and I am from England. I have two beautiful daughters and work as a teacher! I first watched Eurovision in 2007 when Verka Serduchka burst onto the screen, I was in a state of shock for a full three minutes and have watched the contest ever since! When I’m not watching Eurovision I am acting with my drama group or playing hide and seek around the house with my two girls! My favourite Eurovision song of all time is Sebnem Paker – Dinle (Turkey 1997)
Hi! I’m Lydia from Russia, currently living and studying marketing in the U.K. My earliest Eurovision memory is Dima Bilan winning in 2008, however I became absolutely obsessed with it in 2015. Fun fact: my final economics project in 2019 was focused on Eurovision.
Apart from Eurovision, I enjoy geography and studying languages, as well as watching anime and reading manga.
All-time top 4:
Hello everyone! I’m Marica and I live in Turin. My first Eurovision memory is watching Mahmood in Tel Aviv 2019, so I’m kind of new to this world. However, I have been following Sanremo since I was literally 1 day old (1998)… so the passion has always been there! Outside Eurovision, I am a Modern Languages postgraduate and professional bookworm.
Favourite Eurovision entry: ‘Shum’ by Go_A (Ukraine 2021)
Favourite Eurovision Entry: ‘La La Love’ by Ivi Adamou (Cyprus 2012)
I’m Pollyanna and I’m from a small town in the East of England. My earliest Eurovision memory is watching Lordi win in 2006 when I was just 6 years old, and being absolutely in awe of the contest ever since. Luckily my parents are also fans so it’s been a family event for us every year!
Since 2014 I’ve been following the contest religiously including national finals (Eesti Laul is my absolute favourite) and hope to one day be at the Grand Final in person. Outside of Eurovision, I work in a DIY shop and in my spare time I play piano and learn various languages.
Favourite Eurovision entry: ‘Hunter of Stars’ by Sebalter (Switzerland 2014)
Hi, I’m Raffy! I currently live in Pennsylvania, USA. Growing up in New York, I always had a fascination with international music, primarily Italian because that’s where my family is from. I was first introduced to Eurovision in 2019, when Netflix released both Semi-Finals and Grand Final from that year in Tel Aviv. I immediately fell in love with it and realized right then that I wanted to be a part of ESC anyway I could. Eurovoxx has welcomed me into their family, and it has completely changed my life! From interviews to live videos, I feel right at home. My dream is to move to Europe, and be able to be more involved than I already am.
Outside of Eurovision, I work as a Massage Therapist. My hobbies include art, writing, music, videogames, and doing music promotions on Instagram.
My favorite Eurovision entry is “You are the only one” by Sergey Lazarev, Russia 2016
I’m Sanja, a psychologist from Croatia with an interest in creative writing. I’m very happy to be a part of this team and share my enthusiasm towards Eurovision with other lovely fans.
My ESC mania began in 1998 when I first watched the contest with my family and rooted for my country’s entry Neka mi ne svane. Since then, May is by far my favourite month of the year!
When my friends ask me why do I love Eurovision so much, my answer is – where else can you discover so many different artists and genres and learn about other languages, geography, food, etc. And where else can you see something as funny as Russian babushkas baking bread while partying on the big stage?!
Besides being a huge Eurovision fan, I’m also a big football fan and a Harry Potter fan.
Favourite Eurovision entry: Wild dances by Ruslana (Ukraine 2004)
Good Evening Europe, I’m Thomas from Port Laoise in Ireland. I’ve been a massive fan of Eurovision since the mid 90s and I have lots of amazing childhood memories of the four Irish victories in that decade.
My love for Eurovision grew throughout the naughties as the music became more ‘pop’ and the stage performances got more elaborate. A lifelong dream finally came through when I attended the Eurovision in Lisbon 2018 and my passion became an obsession. I knew I would be attending every year from then on.
I love Eurovision because it’s a beacon of unity, friendship, positivity, inclusivity and celebration across Europe (and further afield).
In my spare time, I’m an amateur dancer and often try to perfect some ESC dance routines (Fuego, She Got Me, Abanibi, On Fire) with varying degrees of success.
Patiently waiting for Eurovision to come home to Ireland…one day soon!
Instagram: @thisisthomascorbett
Favourite Eurovision Entry: Ruslana — Wild Dances (Ukraine, 2004)*.
*subject to change on an hourly basis
My name is Twan Wormgoor. and I’m from The Netherlands. I have been watching Eurovision for a long time, however been a fan since 2014. Since 2017 I have been attending Eurovision In Concert in Amsterdam every year. 2019 will be my third year.
Favourite Eurovision entry: ‘Suus’ by Rona Nishliu (Albania 2012)
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