What hooked Croatia in the first semi-final of Eurovision 2024
Marco, this is the name of the performer of the track “Rim Tim Dagi Dim”, who simply drove the entire audience in Malmö crazy and forced them to sing along with the artist, was able to hook the audience and become one of the leaders of the semi-finals.
Yes, some found his performance strange, and they even began to compare it with some kind of Satanic motives, but in the end, it worked and Baby Lasagna moves on.
Baby Lasagna performing at Eurovision 2024 (photo: eurovision.tv)
One of the special features of the number is that during the fiery and slightly aggressive chorus, Baby Lasagna performed his traditional hand movements, which have already gone viral on the Internet.
Some see this as a hint at the strange preferences of Croatia, but the musician himself explained that he was inspired to write the song by the opportunity to get a job on a cruise ship, which he later refused.
For example, the young singer began to be compared to Ramstein, because the performance style is a little similar.
Reaction to Marco’s speech online (Screenshots)
Baby Lasagna’s Eurovision mission is to entertain audiences while raising awareness of the social and spiritual challenges facing individuals and society.
“Marko’s song may seem fun and playful, because it has dynamics, but in fact it is inspired by the mass emigration of young people from Croatia. At one time, the artist also experienced this in search of a better life in Germany,” the Eurovision website reports.
It is worth adding that if Baby Lasagna does take first place at Eurovision 2024, this will be the first victory for Croatia in the history of the competition.
