Ruth Lorenzo Talks Eurovision and New EP in Exclusive Interview with LOS40

Ruth Lorenzo It will always be one of the most iconic Spanish representatives of the Eurovision Song Contest. The singer, who has just released her new EP, The Queen, he was at the LOS40 studios a few days ago talking about this work so awaited by his fans and his current relationship with the music industry. But in addition to all that, as expected, she also had to return to a recurring theme in all her interviews: Eurovision.

“Something that set me apart in Eurovision is that I was very rebellious. I generated a direct link with the Eurofan and did something that people felt a part of,” explained the artist in this meeting with LOS40. “I had my proposal, but it represented an entire country. I did not close myself to listening to those who love the festival. Who holds Eurovision is the eurofan“.

In this sense, Ruth Lorenzo also recognized the work of Televisión España in this last stage. Chanel’s result, after the Benidorm Fest, marked a before and after in Spain’s career towards success in the popular music contest. “I’ve known Chanel for years. In fact, she was my dancer in giants. I remember conversations with her daydreaming both of us, “he explained before sharing a very nice moment that they lived together at a party on the program Cover Night. “rang giants and Chanel and I started screaming and doing the choreography together. Then, very quietly, we began to cry. During the recording of that video clip we talked about the projects we had, about how I wanted to develop my career, and she asked me: ‘Ruth, how can I achieve it?’. I told her, ‘Chanel, she works and she believes in you.

Lastly, Ruth Lorenzo recalled the words she conveyed to the Chanel team before conquering Europe with her SloMo and, especially, after experiencing firsthand the bitterest part of being the focus of the media. “I told them to take care of her because Chanel is a dancer and dancers are very special. They work for very small wages and they work in pain. Rarely does a dancer’s body not hurt,” she said. “I told them: ‘take care of her because Chanel knows how to work on pain, she won’t realize when she has to stop‘. I adore her and love her very much.”

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