Samantai in Rotterdam was also joined by the channel STV First! reality show “Celebrities. Without filter” team. According to a video review published on “play.1188”, the singer addressed her team after the performance: “Well, what can I say? Well, p *****, well! “
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Responding to criticism of the alleged skewed singing, Samanta said: “Well there’s insane guru knowledge [jābūt], who has some quarters there, or, I don’t know, an even smaller tone somewhere, here and there … (..) “
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The Latvian representative emphasized that she did not consider herself a record musician, but preferred live performance, and could not have imagined her performance better. “It simply came to my notice then.
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I actually rented it live, I got such public support, everything was just a bomb, a breast, unreal, I was proud of it!
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I watched the nth thousand times, and Kaspars [Blūms-Blūmanis jeb Kašers, Samantas skatuves tērpa autors un labs draugs – red.] know how unrealistically critical I am of myself, abnormally! I have a pedicure on my feet, and I feel like the whole ground has turned upside down. I am abnormally critical of myself, abnormally! It’s been my childhood and I can’t do anything there – that’s how I was brought up. Whatever you want, my mom is a teacher, my father a cop.
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But what I already watch on YouTube in this critical mood, I like that girl, I like what happens on stage, I like what she does, I like the way she presents herself.
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And if I were that girl, I would say – f *** you, b ****, just! It was f **** kruti! “Samanta herself evaluates her performance.
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We already announcedthat Latvia failed to qualify for the final of the Eurovision Song Contest scheduled for May 22 in Rotterdam.
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This year, 26 countries will compete for the victory – the Netherlands, Albania, Serbia, Bulgaria, Moldova, Portugal, Iceland, San Marino, Switzerland, Greece, Finland, Norway, Israel, Russia, Azerbaijan, Malta, Lithuania, Cyprus, Sweden, Belgium, Ukraine, as well as the so – called “big five” – France, Italy, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom.
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